Minimize Input. Maximize Output.
SYNC Float Center is Utah's premier float center—conveniently nestled between Park City, Kamas, and Heber. Bring your friends and family to heal your bodies and focus your minds in our three spacious flotation pods. No light, no sound, no demands.
Reflect. Focus. Recover.
Ours is a world of stimulation, of moving faster, getting more done, being more connected (at least virtually), and doing more with less. With ever-increasing demands, our overall wellness and potential to improve necessitate time to recover and refuel. Flotation therapy provides a unique set of circumstances for just this purpose.
The Road to Wellness
Floating decreases injury healing time, post-exercise recovery time, and pain as well as stress and cortisol levels — getting you back to your training schedule ASAP.
The Performance Advantage
Regular floating can take you from performing well to performing your best. Studies show floating increases euphoria, coordination, creativity, and focus.
What's A Float Center?
A float center is a spa-like setting specifically designed for float therapy. Float therapy, or floating, is done in a private float tank containing ten inches of water and over nine hundred pounds of magnesium sulfate, or Epsom salt. The high concentration of this anti-inflammatory salt allows the body to effortlessly float on the water's surface—relieving joint pressure, allowing the spine and muscles to relax and lengthen, and bringing blood flow to injured areas.
Floating minimizes all external inputs—light, sound, temperature gradient, and in a sense, even gravity. This takes our focus away from processing our overstimulating world and instead gives energy to the body for physical healing and mental relaxation.
How will your body use its extra energy?
Be Still And Know...
Being still facilitates the cultivation of deep, personal knowledge that might lead to a bit more peace on earth and goodwill towards men.
Burn The Ships
When Hernan Cortez arrived in the new world in 1519, one of his first directives was to burn the ships that brought them. The message was clear: there is no going back. . We can increase the chances of our own success by following his example, and burning the proverbial ships in our own lives.
Study: Floating's Effect on Anxiety and Depression
It is estimated that 42% of people will suffer from anxiety at some point in their lifetime. A new study on floating shows how it can help.