So, here’s the thing about swim spas.
They’re kind of amazing. It’s a pool. It’s a spa. You can swim in it. You can relax in it. You can do water aerobics, use an underwater treadmill, a rowing kit. Install it inside. Install it outside. Surround it with a deck, set it in the ground. The options, you see, are … endless.
But, perhaps, the best thing about Endless Pools swim spas is the way they allow you to truly customize your workouts so you can get the exercise you want and need, and the variety you crave – all without leaving the comfort and convenience of your home.
A lot of swim spa buyers aren’t necessarily swimmers. They purchase these incredibly flexible pieces of equipment because they enjoy other forms of water exercise – running and water aerobics, for example. Endless Pools give you ample space for these activities so you can get all the benefits (low-impact exercise that’s good for your heart and muscles but easy on your joints) in comfortable water, year-round.
That’s not to say swimmers don’t purchase swim spas. Of COURSE they do. After all, swimming is one of the best, most efficient exercises you can do. But it isn’t always easy to find a pool that can accommodate lap swimming, and open-water swimming can only be enjoyed a few months out of the year. (Not to mention, it isn’t always safe.) Swim spas solve all these problems. Set the water flow to accommodate whatever speed you want to swim at, and swim for whatever distance you choose. No need to turn, no need to worry about obstacles.
You can mix up your workouts, too. Swim one day, row the next. But you’re probably always going to want to end in your Endless Pool’s hydrotherapy seats. Jet configurations vary from seat-to-seat, so rotate through all of them to really make the most of it.
Sounds pretty good, doesn’t it? We kind of wish we were in ours right now …