Landsberg am Lech district · 76 km to Memmingen

Cryotherapy (Cryo) Weil

Weil meets -110 °C: whole-body cryotherapy with Cyclon eddy-current cooling, 76 km from Weil, with fixed online booking.

Location

Kempterstr. 25, 87700 Memmingen

Getting here from Weil

76 km · approx. 62 min by car

Duration

3 minutes at -110 °C, recommended 2–3× per week

Guests from Weil (76 km away) mostly come for recovery, pain relief, skin and energy. Journey from Weil: 76 km, around 62 minutes. Allow about 45 minutes in total for your cryo session, including changing and a short rest afterwards.

Focus: Cryotherapy for Pain & Joints

Cryotherapy for joint and back pain – for guests from Weil

Back pain, stiff joints, rheumatic complaints or tension after long working days bring many guests from Weil and Landsberg am Lech district to Cryotherapy for the first time. The intense cold stimulus at -110 °C slows the transmission of pain signals and has an anti-inflammatory effect, entirely without medication. After a cryo session many report noticeably more mobility – an effect that, depending on the starting point, can last from hours to days. Cryotherapy does not replace medical treatment, it sensibly complements it; if you have an existing condition, please talk to your doctor beforehand.

Viele Gäste aus Weil verbinden die Sitzung mit Erledigungen in Memmingen. Many then plan another quiet half hour. It's 76 kilometres from Weil to Kempterstrasse 25 in Memmingen, a drive of about 62 minutes über die A96 Richtung Lindau. Appointments from Weil can be booked online; questions are answered by phone beforehand. The most common reason in Weil: Sore muscles and faster recovery. For working people from Weil, the session fits nicely into an extended lunch break.

Guests from Weil mainly report two effects: a clear head in the evening and calmer sleep the following night.

  • A sensible addition to physiotherapy
  • Can be planned as a cryo series for chronic complaints too
  • Pain relief without medication through the cryo stimulus
  • An anti-inflammatory impulse throughout the whole body

The physiology

What happens during a cryotherapy (cryo) session

At -110 °C the body first reacts through skin receptors: superficial vessels constrict, blood shifts towards the core and the sympathetic nervous system is briefly activated. After leaving the chamber the vessels widen again – this alternation is the actual training stimulus of cryotherapy (cryo).

The literature mainly looks at inflammatory parameters, recovery after exertion and pain perception. The evidence differs in strength depending on the question, so we deliberately speak of possible effects rather than guaranteed results.

  • Vasoconstriction

    Superficial vessels narrow during exposure, blood shifts towards the core.

  • Reactive perfusion

    Vessels widen again afterwards – the alternation acts like vascular training.

  • Cold adaptation

    Repeated stimuli over several weeks change how the body responds to cold.

For guests from Weil

What the cold treatment can do

Feedback from our Cryotherapy (Cryo) guests in Landsberg am Lech district falls into four broad areas. We'll discuss which of these matters most to you from Weil before your first session.

The three minutes at -110 °C feel dry, not wet – that regularly surprises first-time visitors from Weil.

After the holidays many from Weil use the chamber as a restart for their own rhythm. If you already use a sauna in Weil, you can combine both: heat and cold complement each other well. For first visits from Weil we deliberately allow a little more time.

Please note: we cannot promise any cure – every body responds differently to cold therapy. Results also depend on regular sessions of at least 2–3 times a week over a longer period.

Cryotherapy (Cryo) Beauty – for guests from Weil

Beauty

  • Stimulates collagen production
  • Refined skin texture and smaller pores
  • Better blood flow in the skin
  • Support for acne and blemished skin
  • Firmer face and neck contours
  • Stronger hair and a healthier scalp
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Cryotherapy (Cryo) Vitality – for guests from Weil

Vitality

  • Activates the metabolism
  • Longevity
  • Strengthens the immune system
  • Energy boost
  • Fresh and vital (exhaustion)
  • Mood booster (burnout)
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Cryotherapy (Cryo) Health – for guests from Weil

Health

  • Support with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS)
  • Eased complaints from Hashimoto's and thyroid problems
  • Relief of irritable bowel and digestive complaints
  • Reduced swelling and edema after surgery
  • Relief of itching and sun allergy
  • Relief of tension-related headaches
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Cryotherapy (Cryo) Sport – for guests from Weil

Sport

  • Earlier resolution of muscular inactivity
  • Prevents prolonged restrictions of joint mobility
  • Stronger muscle blood flow and metabolic activation of the muscles
  • Reduces disturbances of proprioception (joint injuries following long immobilization)
  • Prevention of atrophy
  • Reduced risk of secondary injuries
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You can find all effects in detail on the page Effects – the process is described under How It Works .

Crystal-clear mountain lake with ice – cold therapy for Weil

The process for guests from Weil

How it works!

Many first-time guests from Weil underestimate how uncomplicated a Cryotherapy (Cryo) session is. No long preparation, no wet towel, no warm-up phase: you go in dry and come out dry. Here's what the process looks like in detail.

Arrival & briefing

Arrive relaxed

We calmly explain the process and answer all your questions before your first session.

Getting ready

Change & get ready

Swimwear, hat, gloves, socks and a face mask – your skin stays dry and free of creams.

3 minutes at -110 °C

Into the cold

Dry cold down to -110 °C, evenly distributed by our eddy-current cooling (Cyclon).

Step out & feel it

Done. Now feel it.

Warmth, tingling, freshness: many feel the effect right after the very first session.

Chamber temperature

-110 °C

Duration

03:00 MIN

Good to know

Session lasting 3 minutes of dry cold at -110°C.

The difference: whole-body cryotherapy with eddy-current cooling (Cyclon) that circulates the cold air evenly around the body.

The cold penetrates about 1mm into the skin and stimulates the nerve endings – including the vagus nerve, which runs along the cervical spine, is positively stimulated by the cold.

The stimulus on the skin travels to the brain and can trigger the positive effects.

Dry cold in general triggers the release of adrenaline and the happiness hormone dopamine, as well as corticoids, for regeneration.

Blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol and triglycerides can gradually normalize.

Even after the very first session you feel better, more at ease – a true mood booster. Already inside the cold chamber you can sense something happening in your body, and afterwards you feel reborn – an indescribable tingling on the skin, a feeling of warmth and a wonderful sense of relaxation follow.

You are professionally supervised throughout the session: we discuss your health situation beforehand, explain the process and stay in visual and verbal contact. We recommend 2–3 sessions per week.

Focus: Immune System & Cold Adaptation

Cold adaptation for the immune system – Cryotherapy for Weil

Infections tend to pile up in Landsberg am Lech district during the damp, cold months. The short, controlled cold impulse of Cryotherapy at -110 °C is a genuine training programme for the body: circulation, blood vessels and defences are all challenged, without the body actually cooling down the way it would in an ice bath, because the cryo cold is dry and lasts only three minutes. Many guests from Weil therefore build Cryotherapy into a fixed winter routine, often twice a week. The effect builds up over a series – a single session is more of an experience than a training stimulus.

Demand from Weil peaks between October and March; booking early is worthwhile then.

The drive from Weil takes about 62 minutes without traffic. Those coming from Weil have often already tried physiotherapy or sauna and are looking for an extra stimulus. From Weil we often hear that muscle soreness is far milder the next day.

  • A complement to exercise in the fresh air
  • A cold impulse that trains vessels and defences
  • Dry cryo cold – no cooling down like in an ice bath
  • A fixed winter routine with 2 cryo sessions a week

Practical tips for Weil

How to plan your sessions

Rhythm for Weil

For a start from Weil, we recommend a cryo series of 10 sessions within four to five weeks. During this time the body gets used to the cold impulse, and the effects on sleep, energy and complaints become more noticeable. After that, many guests maintain the level with one cryo session a week.

Summer or winter?

Many people in Weil start a cryo series in autumn to get through the infection season well, and continue in spring for reasons of shape and skin. Cryotherapy works regardless of weather and season.

Cryotherapy (Cryo), ice bath or sauna?

There are lakes, streams and, in winter, plenty of cold around Weil – yet Cryotherapy is something different. Cold water cools the body's core and needs a long time to get used to. The dry cryo cold at -110 °C works within three minutes through the skin's receptors, without the core cooling down. The stimulus is stronger, and the strain on circulation is shorter and more controlled.

Face covered in ice crystals after a Cryotherapy (Cryo) session – prices for guests from Weil

Prices for Weil and the surrounding area

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There are no surcharges for guests from outside Memmingen: from Weil you pay exactly the same prices for Cryotherapy (Cryo) as guests from Memmingen. Regular guests save considerably with a package or the monthly unlimited pass.

Guests from Landsberg am Lech district often ask about the best time of day – mornings feel activating, evenings more calming.

Opening Offer

3 sessions for €79.00

Only €26.33 per session·incl. 19% VAT

Valid until 31 January 2027

The 3 sessions must be used within 4 weeks of purchase.

Single Session

€46

Maximum flexibility – incl. 19% VAT

5-Session Package

€199

€39.80 per session

Valid for 1 month from purchase

incl. 19% VAT

10-Session Package

€299

€29.90 per session

Valid for 1 month from purchase

incl. 19% VAT

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Monthly Unlimited

€349/ month

Unlimited sessions < €13.42 per session

Monday to Saturday

incl. 19% VAT

Your first visit from Weil

To keep the trip from Weil relaxed, here are the key points for your Cryotherapy (Cryo) appointment.

Whether the trip from Weil pays off usually becomes clear after three to five sessions – that's how long the body needs to settle into the cold stimulus.

The waiting area gives you a moment to arrive properly after the drive from Weil. Packages don't expire – handy for anyone coming from Weil irregularly. From Weil, two sessions a week is a good starting point for the first four weeks. Normal clothing is enough for the drive back to Weil – the body warms itself within minutes.

Allow around 62 minutes of driving time. On site we explain everything calmly, followed by 3 minutes in the chamber.

Recommendation

  • · 2-3x/week for the fastest possible effect
  • · Don't eat anything 1.5h before and after the session

What to bring

  • · Hat
  • · Face mask
  • · Gloves
  • · Swimwear
  • · Socks

No cream on the body, cover piercings and open scars

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Frequently asked questions from Weil

Where is the nearest Cryotherapy (Cryo) for Weil?

The nearest Cryotherapy (Cryo) practice offering -110 °C for Weil is Cryotherapy (Cryo) Memmingen at Kempterstr. 25, 87700 Memmingen – around 76 km or 62 minutes' drive away.

How much does a session cost for guests from Weil?

A single cryo session costs €46, €29.90 per session with the 10-session package and €29.90 per session with the 10-session package. Guests from Weil who come regularly often use the monthly unlimited pass for €349 per month with unlimited sessions (Mon–Sat) – all prices include 19% VAT.

How often should I come to Cryotherapy (Cryo) from Weil?

Two fixed cryo appointments a week have proven effective; in intense phases, more sessions are possible too – the monthly unlimited pass covers unlimited sessions Monday to Saturday.

Is Cryotherapy (Cryo) at -110 °C dangerous?

No – the cold impulse is dry, the session lasts only three minutes and is supervised throughout. Ears, hands, feet and mouth are protected. However, the session isn't suitable for certain pre-existing conditions; all contraindications can be found on the Notices page.

What do I need to bring from Weil?

Swimwear – we provide protection for ears, hands, feet and mouth. Please come into the chamber dry, without creams or jewellery; we'll explain the details calmly before your first session.

Can I do Cryotherapy (Cryo) directly in Weil?

There's no Cryotherapy (Cryo) practice with -110 °C and Cyclon eddy-current cooling in Weil. The nearest address is Memmingen – at 76 km or around 62 minutes' drive, one of the shortest journeys in Landsberg am Lech district.

Who is Cryotherapy (Cryo) particularly interesting for in Weil?

Guests from Weil come especially often because of sore muscles and faster recovery. Athletes, people with joint or back complaints, and anyone wanting to improve sleep, skin and energy levels also use the session regularly.

Can I also give the session from Weil as a gift?

Yes – vouchers are available for single sessions and for packages. They're a popular gift in Landsberg am Lech district and can be requested directly at an appointment or by phone.

What's the difference between Cryotherapy (Cryo) and an ice bath?

An ice bath works with wet cold around 4 to 10 °C and quickly becomes uncomfortable. In the chamber, dry cold of -110 °C prevails – the stimulus is far stronger, but it only affects the outermost layer of skin and most guests from Weil find it more bearable.

You can find all contraindications under Notices.

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Helga Maria Freitag – founder of Cryotherapy (Cryo) Memmingen and expert in cryotherapy (cryo), portrait photo
Helga Maria Freitag, founder of Cryotherapy (Cryo) Memmingen: podologist for 37 years, sectoral non-medical practitioner for podology and expert in cryotherapy (cryo) at -110 °C.

Founder

Helga Maria Freitag

Personal care instead of self-service – that's the standard Helga Maria Freitag holds for Cryotherapy (Cryo) Memmingen. For guests from Weil, that means a briefing, advice and a contact person on site.

For beginners from Weil the visit starts with a short briefing; the time in the chamber itself stays at three minutes.

Helga Maria Freitag – known to many simply as Marie – has been working with people for almost 40 years. Her professional roots lie in medical foot care; she has been a state-certified podologist since July 2025 and, since March 2026, also a sectoral non-medical practitioner for podology.

Her daily work with mobility, pain and well-being sparked her interest in cryotherapy. With Cryotherapy (Cryo) Memmingen she has created a place where modern whole-body cryotherapy (cryo) is offered in a personal atmosphere – for people who want to do something good for their body as well as for active athletes.

Everyone brings different conditions, strains and goals. That is why personal support, a responsible approach to health and a suitable application always come first. "Growing old in good health" is her personal credo.

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Cryotherapy (Cryo) Memmingen, Kempterstr. 25, 87700 Memmingen – about 62 minutes from Weil. By phone at 089 15880714 or directly online.