Soak in your own spa

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Anja Sonnenberg
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The healing benefits of hydrotherapy have been known throughout history, dating back thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians bathed in hot water infused with herbs, while the Greeks believed hydrotherapy helped achieve optimal health. During the Roman Empire, baths were built around natural hot springs for public bathing. Today, hydrotherapy has evolved so people can enjoy the therapeutic benefits in their own backyard spa.

Brad Fidler, Sales Consultant at the Pool Shoppe in Hamilton, explains that soaking in hot water helps relieve aches and pains, and the hydrotherapy benefits are the number one reason why people decide to buy a spa.

“We actually get input from massage therapists and chiropractors on what we need the water to do and where we need to put the jets to give you the optimal massage experience. Sundance's Fluidix Jet system actually manipulates the water to mimic a masseuse's hands on your back. Sundance also receives input from medical professionals that helps to locate these jets where they will have their greatest impact,” explains Fidler. After selling a spa, Brad often hears from his customers about how relaxed they are, and how well they sleep after they’ve enjoyed a 20- minute soak. Spa owners enjoy instant pain relief with their backyard spas, as the powerful spa jets push the water against the body to give a deep massage.

Aside from providing soothing relief, people also buy hot tubs to entertain, socialize, and relax. Who wouldn’t love a relaxing soak after a hectic commute home from the office? There is a variety of spas available in different sizes to suit everyone’s lifestyle. If you’re looking for an intimate experience, there are hot tubs that seat two to four adults or if you’re looking to entertain guests, Sundance® Spas has designed the Maxxus™ , which is 9 ft. long and 7 ½ ft. wide. Comfortably seating 6 adults, it has 57 jets that will massage all your stresses away.

A lot of people are surprised at how little maintenance spas require. Sundance Spas are designed with a unique two-stage filtration process, and they require very few chemicals.

“They’re very easy to clean and maintain, so it’s not a lot of work for the enjoyment,” Fidler says, adding that hot tubs can be enjoyed year round. In the summer, the water temperature can be set cooler, to provide a refreshing soak, and during the cold winter months, you can enjoy a steamy soak as the snow falls around you.

All Sundance spas come with LED lighting, and there are loads of upgrades that can be added to your hot tub like stereos, specialty covers, water purifiers, seating, and stairs, as well as gazebos and pergolas to shelter your backyard spa.

For more information on adding a hot tub to your backyard, visit www.thepoolshoppe.ca.

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