Isolation Chamber or Floating.

[Lego]

Saw Joe Rogan talk about this on his podcast on Youtube. Seems like something that I'd really get a lot out of and would be a really cool experience.

Has anyone else floated before? If so what are your thoughts.

[Maestro]

Never done it either, but it sounds amazing. Do it if you have the means.

[Lego]

There is one in Atlanta I'm thinking about hitting up.

[Bravo]

already had one bookmarked near me and was going to check out


my brother went, but didnt like it....he isnt into this kind of stuff

lets both post back on this after checking out

or depending on how long in Phx we could go together!

[Lego]

Dude it looks like it be really cool.

[BigJeffrey]

I went to one a couple weeks ago. It was an hour long session for about $70.

It was a very neat experience and I would like to do it again. I'm thinking about taking a buddy next time he's in town.

The spa I went to had different options , you could have light inside the tank or music , both if you want.

I chose complete darkness. At first you notice the water but then your body adjusts and soon you hardly notice it at all.

The only time I felt anything aside from a small sense of the water was when floating I would bump into the side of the tank. Other then that , I couldn't hear , see , smell anything.

It took a little bit to adjust but it didn't feel like an hour to me , more like 15 minutes.

I felt very relaxed and refreshed when I go out.

I saw Joe Rogan mention it's like peeling layers off an onion , you more you peel the deeper you get.
I had that sense that if I did it more often I would get to a deeper level of relaxation.

One thing to be careful of , if you do go DO NOT get the water in your eyes. There are over 2000 cups of salt in the water.I accidently and it fucking burned.


Overall , great experience, I would recommend even if it is just for one time.