HYPE IV / RECOVERY IV

Recover Like It's Your Job.

Overtime rebuilds what training takes out: fluids, magnesium, amino acids and anti-inflammatory support, straight to the bloodstream at full absorption.

IV fluids ready for an infusion

Train hard. Recover harder.

Hard sessions drain fluids, electrolytes and aminos faster than food and water can put them back. Overtime delivers them intravenously so your muscles get what they need now — less soreness tomorrow, quicker return to full output.

What's in Overtime — $189

A liter of electrolyte fluids, magnesium for muscle relaxation, a blended amino push for repair, and anti-inflammatory support. Stack B12 or extra aminos from Build Your Hype for heavy training blocks.

Race day, game day, every day

Marathoners, lifters, ski weekends, weekend warriors — book mobile and recover on your couch, or hit the lounge after the gym. Teams and training groups of 3+ get event rates.

Built for how athletes actually deplete

A hard session costs you more than sweat. Fluid losses of 1–2 liters an hour, sodium and magnesium down with them, amino acids diverted to repair, and inflammation spiking as part of the adaptation process. Overtime is sequenced against exactly that bill: fluids and electrolytes restore volume first, magnesium eases the cramp-prone muscles, aminos feed repair, and the anti-inflammatory support takes the edge off without blunting your gains.

Timing your drips around training

For single events — a race, a tournament, a brutal leg day — book within 24 hours after. For training blocks, many athletes drip weekly on their recovery day. Pre-event hydration drips 24–48 hours before a hot-weather race are popular too; you start the gun fully topped off instead of chasing hydration at aid stations. Your RN can help you map a cadence to your calendar.

Teams, gyms and race partnerships

We work with training groups, CrossFit boxes, and race organizers on recovery stations and team days — multiple RNs, volume pricing, and a menu tuned to the sport. If you run a gym or a club and want recovery built into your program, call (844) 844-HYPE and ask about partnerships.

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Same-day appointments · Mobile or lounge · Licensed RNs on every visit

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FAQ

When should I get a recovery IV?

Within 24 hours of a hard effort is ideal — many athletes book the same afternoon or the next morning.

Will it help with soreness?

Rehydration plus magnesium and anti-inflammatory support is a strong combination against DOMS. It's recovery support, not a substitute for rest and nutrition.

Do you do teams and events?

Yes — we dispatch multiple RNs for races, tournaments and team training camps. Ask about group rates.

Is IV recovery legal for competitive athletes?

IV infusions over 100ml are restricted by WADA for elite tested athletes without an exemption. Recreational and amateur athletes have no such restrictions — but if you're drug-tested, check your federation's rules first.

Does it replace protein and sleep?

No — nothing does. Think of Overtime as the third leg of the stool: nutrition, sleep, and rapid rehydration with targeted micronutrients.

Can I drip the morning of a race?

We recommend 24–48 hours before, not race morning — you want the fluid balanced into your tissues, not sloshing at the start line.