Floating is an experience where an individual enters into a float tank (also called a sensory deprivation tank or isolation tank), which is a well-engineered enclosed tub filled with 10” of water and 800-1000 lbs. of dissolved Epsom salt. The tank is insulated to reduce light and sound, while simultaneously keeping the water heated to the average skin temperature. When the water settles, you remain relaxed and still, allowing your body to float effortlessly while reducing stress and tension.

 People float to relieve stress, recover from injuries, fight addiction, eliminate chronic pain, and much more... Studies indicate that floating increases your dopamine and endorphin levels, boosting your mood and leaving you with a pleasant afterglow that lasts for days afterward. You’ll likely experience the most complete relaxation you've ever experienced.

Everything you experience while floating comes from within yourself. It's the perfect time to reflect on your life, and give your clarity on both creative and personal insights.

People have cut strokes off their golf game, developed complex scientific theories, and drafted whole portions of books while floating. With nothing to distract you, your level of concentration and knowledge absorption will astound you.