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What swim spa features will you look for?

According to a recent article published in The New York Times, muscles can recover best after exercise if they are warmed rather than chilled.

Reclined seating lets you lay back, fully submerged in spa water. Loungers usually have more jets for a full-body massage.

Your backyard should be a haven for relaxation, family time, and fun!

What swim spa features will you look for?

According to a recent article published in The New York Times, muscles can recover best after exercise if they are warmed rather than chilled.

Reclined seating lets you lay back, fully submerged in spa water. Loungers usually have more jets for a full-body massage.

Your backyard should be a haven for relaxation, family time, and fun!

Whether you are experiencing joint or muscle pain, have trouble sleeping, or are just plain stressed out, spending time in a hot tub can provide therapeutic benefits for just about everyone

This Swim spa is designed to maximize the swimming area by eliminating the seated areas. Entrance from three sides allow customers lots of versatility when installing this unit.

Hydro massage Some people want a powerful hydro massage experience while others intend to use their hot tub primarily for soaking. If you’re looking to maximize your hydro massage experience, consider the types of jets and the jet placement. Don’t be fooled by jet count alone. What’s more important is jet variety and how the jets are positioned within the seats/lounges throughout the spa. A hot tub that maximizes the hydrotherapy experience will address all of the body’s major muscle groups. You’ll also want to consider jet flow adjust-ability, the features that allow you to customize the massage by regulating the amount of air and/or water supplied to the jets.

Six Keys to choosing a Swim Spa The first rule of Swim Spa shopping is not to get fooled by the bells and whistles designed to distract you. As a consumer, there are six basic things you should look for when buying a Swim Spa: The Swim Experience Fun & Fitness... Comfort, Design and massage Reputation Insulation Ease of maintenance See more

High-Performance Pump If you are looking for a powerful swim, a powerful pump is needed. Instead of looking at horsepower, though, make sure you consider the swim spas GPM, or gallons per minute rating. This will determine how quickly and efficiently the water is moving and the current strength.

Hydrotherapy A.K.A aquatic therapy, is a water-based therapy that is used all around the world. Hydrotherapy can help patients who are recovering from a physical injury to heal faster and enjoy a higher quality of life afterward. Aquatic therapy utilizes a combination of temperature, buoyancy, and massage to help patients achieve the many health benefits, along with an improvement of blood circulation and the natural production of positive endorphins. Hydrotherapy is also used to help patients who suffer from aches, pains and/or arthritis, among other conditions, to stretch their muscles, soothe their joints, improve flexibility and mobility, among many other benefits. Before utilizing hydrotherapy as an aid for your physical health, we highly recommend that you speak with a healthcare professional first to ensure your best health.

Tennis Ball in your spa? Your fuzzy, yellow friends will soak up the bad stuff in their fibers and make it easier to keep your spa looking, and feeling, clean and healthy. For best results, change them regularly, especially if you use your tub frequently or have a lot of people using the tub at once.