Several studies have shown that floatation therapy improves sleep quality, sleep duration, and post-exercise recovery. Athletes, for example, often report falling asleep faster and waking up less sore after a float.

One of the most common concerns we hear before someone’s very first float is:“What if I feel claustrophobic in the tank?” It’s a very real worry — and a completely normal one. The good news? Most people who carry that fear discover that floating feels surprisingly spacious, even liberating. Let’s talk about why.

From weekend runners to world champions, athletes across disciplines are finding their way into the float tank. While some of the biggest names in sports — from NFL quarterbacks to Olympic gold medalists — have been open about using floatation therapy, you don’t need to be a professional to experience the same benefits.

When we remove the noise — literally and figuratively — the mind is free to wander, imagine, and reconnect with creative flow.

"A single one-hour session of Floatation-REST is capable of inducing a strong reduction in state anxiety and a substantial improvement in mood," says Justin Feinstein, PhD, a clinical neuropsychologist and director of the Float Research Collective.

We get it — stepping into a float tank brings up curiosity about cleanliness. You’re immersing your body in water, and you want to know it’s safe, fresh, and cared for. At Jax-Zen, this isn’t just about meeting standards — it’s about giving your nervous system the space to let go fully. When you trust the water, you can truly relax. Here’s how we make that possible.

It’s a great question, especially in the Mississippi summer heat: “Will stepping into the float tank feel hot?” The answer might surprise you. Not Hot. Not Cold. Just… Neutral. The water in our float tanks is heated to match the temperature of your skin’s surface — about 93.5°F. This is called skin-receptor neutral. At this delicate balance, your body stops registering where your skin ends and the water begins. The air and water are in harmony with you. You’re not too w

Being physically still by finding a comfortable position and remaining there combined with stilling your mind either through breath...

💦 Floating in 10 inches of water saturated with 900 pounds of pharmaceutical grade Epsom salt is great for rejuvenating the mind, body...

Yes, pregnant women may use float tanks. Floating while pregnant (after medical clearance from your physician) allows you to escape the...

💦 Even if you don't normally float in a pool, or other body of water, EVERYONE floats in a Floatation Tank! 💦 And you don’t need to...

💦 What if I fall asleep? Will I drown?💦 It is nearly impossible to drown in the tank. Since you are floating you do not need to know...