
Sauna Rule #1: Drink plenty of water.
Sauna Rule #1: Drink plenty of water. Sauna rules #2-#6, added up, are all less important than sauna rule #1. This is nothing new. Saunatimes
Sauna Rule #1: Drink plenty of water. Sauna rules #2-#6, added up, are all less important than sauna rule #1. This is nothing new. Saunatimes
In a sauna, a good sauna, there’s a moment when the sauna bather, sitting on the hot room bench, all of a sudden may start
Sauna parties are a great way to share out love of authentic sauna. Here are some ideas and tips on how to throw a great sauna party.
Cold water between sauna rounds is an integral part to the authentic sauna experience. Cold water plunge between sauna rounds is not some macho ploy.
For eons, the female persuasion has appreciated the warm radiant glow of candles. Recently, many of us caveman descendent males have also tuned into the vibe. Whatever your gender,
Finlanders jump through holes cut through the ice with no more emotion than Americans collecting their lunch at the McDonalds drive through window. Some even swim around leisurely in the ice cold water. But 91% of Americans think jumping into a freezing lake is absolute insanity. Thanks to this weekend’s antics, we are happy to be amongst the 9% who think it is wonderful.
In this busy world of (over) scheduling, sometimes you have to make a sauna appointment. Everything else is scheduled: Your outlook calendar prompts you for your
The preview: as the sauna heats up “I sauna when I want to” He explains. And this maybe the most fundamental aspect to AUTHENTIC sauna.
A hidden yet hugely valuable part of a good sauna experience is the clean rinse: fully washing all the sweat off our bodies.
There is a lot of chatter about “dry” sauna, “wet” sauna, and the IRS style stern signage in public saunas: “Do NOT toss water on
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