Nage hivernale

➡️ The experience in a nutshell A series of sessions to introduce you to cold-water swimming and help you improve safely, supervised by a lifeguard. ➡️ Where does it take place? At the Combloux biotope lake, in a natural setting with views of Mont Blanc. ➡️ Highlights of the activity - Professional supervision at every session - Progress tailored to the season - Small group sessions (limited to 8 people) - Free access to the sauna before and during the session ➡️ What you’ll experience Stepping into the cool water, controlling your breathing, feeling your body adapt… session after session, the experience becomes more fluid and intense. The group plays a key role, offering motivation and camaraderie, before extending the experience in the warmth of the sauna. ➡️ The added bonus Alternating between cold water and the sauna, for a complete experience combining stimulation and recovery, just like our neighbours in the Nordic countries! ➡️ Who is it for? Adults in good physical condition, whether beginners or experienced swimmers, who are keen to discover or explore cold-water swimming further. ➡️ When can you take part? Winter season (dates and times to be confirmed for winter 2026–2027). ➡️ What’s included - Supervision by a lifeguard - Free access to the sauna after the session ➡️ What you need to know before you come - 1-hour session - You must wear a swimsuit (no wetsuits) - Neoprene hat, gloves and booties recommended for those with sensitive extremities - Medical certificate confirming no contraindications to cold-water swimming (or winter swimming) is mandatory - An electrocardiogram is recommended before the start of the course (no more than 3 months before the start of the activity) - Commitment to the entire course: no individual sessions ➡️ Bookings ‘Carte givrée’ on sale during the summer at the lake ticket office, then during office hours. Details to follow for winter 2026–2027.