CHAPEL
CHILL
TUB
CLUB
Let's
get
chilly.
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Let's get chilly. ✶
What We Offer…
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Breathwork
Guided breathing exercises to center yourself and relax your body before taking a plunge!
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Cold Plunge
3 tubs hovering at 40° Fahrenheit. Go solo or share with a friend!
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Sauna
Sweat it out in our 170°+ North Shore sauna tent!
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Community
Foster connections and make new friends! Enjoy a bonfire, music, and good vibes!
How it works
10 minute breathwork session to start
Currently offering FREE entry and FREE ice baths for everyone
Ice baths are first come, first serve (whiteboard sign up at event)
20 min sauna sessions are $15 each and must be booked on the website before
Book below to sign up for your time slot and pay
Sauna users will have priority ice bath scheduling
Make sure to bring a towel, change of clothes, and good vibes!
Every Sunday on the Patio at Purple Bowl
505 W Franklin St. Chapel Hill, NC
Benefits
Reduce Stress
Boost immunity & sleep quality
Improve Mood
Muscle Recovery
Tub Talks
Andrew Lauer
“I love the chance to mentally and physically reset at Tub Club each week. It’s a great place to relax and meet new people!”
Megan Schleiniger
“I used to think ice baths were scary, but now I can’t wait for those three chilly minutes where it’s just me, my breath, and the rubber duckies! I also love seeing the pride on new members’ faces after conquering their first ice bath!
Diego Vallota
“Tub club is the absolute best! I promise it will be the best part of your week!”
Our Story…
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We are both collegiate athletes by background and have used cold plunging as a recovery tool for the past decade. In recent years, however, we have seen the power of cold plunging go far beyond muscle recovery. Not only does it enforce discipline by doing something hard, but the mood-boosting effects are second to none. Cold plunging has helped us find our inner calm and we want to share the benefits with as many people as we can. We are passionate about sharing the benefits of cold plunging and saunas, and see immense opportunity to bring people together to reset with contrast therapy and breathwork.
- Dorrit Eisenbeis & Patrick Anderson
