Model training throughput
Record athletes per session, overlap between groups, operating hours and realistic dwell time. This determines station count and duty more reliably than room size alone.
Wellness Systems · Sport + recovery
Sports Recovery Facility Planning Guide
Recovery facilities need to survive training schedules, repeated cleaning and group turnover. The strongest layout uses a small number of maintainable systems matched to athlete flow rather than filling the room with consumer-style devices.
Planning guidance — final supplied configuration remains project-specific.
Separate wet and dry systems
Cold plunge and shower areas should not compromise electrical, red-light or dry recovery rooms. Plan floors, drainage and circulation around that separation.
Protect chiller and filter access
Cooling equipment needs airflow, heat rejection, cleaning and component access. High-use projects should also plan spare parts and downtime response.
Keep recovery claims measured
Apollo does not guarantee athletic-performance, injury-treatment or medical outcomes from recovery equipment.
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