Hot Tub and Swim Spa Blog

Water Exercise is growing at a rapid pace across the world and especially across America, and especially in swim spas. Now that hot tub buyers have the chance to upgrade from a hot tub to an exercise swim spa affordably, they are taking advantage and in the end, improving their quality of life.

Swim spa sizes can vary both in length and depth, but what swimspa size is best for you? There are plenty of options out there. You can go with a smaller 12 foot swim spa; a small version used strictly for swimming and exercise, or you can stretch all the way out to a 19 foot swimspa/hot tub combination with a separate body of water for hydrotherapy. 

In recent years the sales of inground pools has declined. This is due in large part to the cost and also to the fact that people in general are being more conservative with their money. Yet at the same time, more and more people are being health conscious and trying to live a better lifestyle by eating better, exercising regularly and adding a variety of elements to their active routine. A great alternative to investing $30k plus in an inground pool is to purchase a swim spa.