Health Benefits
THE HEALING POWERS OF HOT TUBS AND HYDROTHERAPY
Hot tubs and swim spas both have great physical and psychological benefits. Whether they are in-ground swim spas or one of the best hot tubs on the market, they can make you feel great after a long, hard day. Everything about a hot tub is fun and beneficial, from the ability to soothe physical pains to the social fun of sharing the water with your friends. Hot tubs and swim spas aren't just luxury items, out of reach for almost everyone. Modern spas are more affordable than ever, so you can enjoy the healing power of high-quality features while on a budget. You can benefit from the scientific engineering behind the newest models and soak your way to better health.
Soaking in a hot tub regularly can result in the following:
A hot tub can soothe tight muscles and joints, resulting in reduced muscle pain, nerve pain, and symptoms of arthritis. A long soak in the hot tub can relax your muscles, make you less stiff, and help you become more flexible. The heat of the hot tub water combined with the massaging effect of the jets can deeply penetrate your muscles, offering a lasting effect long after you exit the spa. Using a hot tub regularly can't cure conditions directly, but it can give you a much better quality of life. An improvement in your quality of life can make all the difference in the world.
Benefits of owning a Hot tub
Too much time on the couch?
A hot tub soak can revive and increase your energy level.
HYDROTHERAPY
Not in the mood?
Perk up and add an evocative fragrance to your hot tub water.
AROMATHERAPY
Too much stress?
An effective way to reduce stress and get more sleep.
STRESS RELIEF & SLEEP
Need a massage?
Our jets can loosen some of the 7,000 nerve endings in your feet.
REFLEXOLOGY
Workout weary?
Massage therapy from a hot tub takes care of your aches and pains.
WORKOUT
Stiff arthritic joints?
From "simply relaxing" to "physically therapeutic" for medical conditions.
ARTHRITIS RELIEF
HOW HOT TUBS CAN HELP
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PAIN
If you suffer from aches and pains, soaking in a hot tub might do wonders for your physical state of health. Hot tub hydrotherapy has been shown to alleviate aches and pains, reduce symptoms of arthritis, and even help manage chronic pain. Here’s how it works: the combination of buoyancy, heat, and massage work together to lift pressure from your body, relax your muscles and joints, improve circulation, and then reduce tension by hitting certain pressure points. The best part about hydrotherapy? All you have to do is sit in your hot tub, kick back and relax. -
SLEEP
Even if you don't have any physical limitations or conditions, a hot tub can still be good for your health. Soaking in a hot tub can help relax both your body and mind. Put simply, just about everyone likes to be covered in warm, flowing water. It can even relax you enough to help you sleep. You can add scents to the water or turn on the interior lights to engage in some soothing reflexology or aromatherapy. Using your hot tub for as little as 20 minutes before bed on a regular basis can help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer, so you can enjoy more restful and uninterrupted sleep patterns. -
STRESS
Having a tough day? Has this week been particularly long? Melt your worries away with a nice, relaxing soak in your very own outdoor hot tub. The moment your body hits the warm, flowing water, you can practically feel your physical stress and strains bubble away. Often, emotional stress can be linked to sore and tense muscles, which can lead to muscle pain and uncomfortability. In turn, this can cause a whole new range of stress on it’s own from feeling tense physically. Battle both forms of stress with a wonderful combination of massage, buoyancy and heat from your hot tub. In fact, hot tub hydrotherapy can help boost the production of positive endorphins, which can help to reduce feelings of both pain and anxiety. -
ERGONOMICS
If you want to get the most out of a hot tub, it's important to have your body in the right position. Sundance® Spas hot tubs have an ergonomic design. The seats, arm rests and footwells are all designed to properly support the human body, distributing weight evenly and comfortably. Hot tub accessories like spa steps can help people get into the tub safely, while supportive neck and body pillows can keep you supported while you're enjoying the heat. Not everyone needs these things every time they go in a hot tub, but everyone can use them at least once in a while. You can't enjoy the health benefits from a hot tub if you're not using it safely, after all. -
SOCIAL
Sharing all of these benefits with someone else has its own reward. It's nice to relax in a hot tub, but it's even better to share the experience with someone else. You can play hot tub games, socialize, or simply rest and recharge from a stressful day. Being around other people has its own benefits, and if you're too tired to go out one night, having a social soak might be just what you need. -
SAFETY
Always remember to use a hot tub safely to get the best health benefits. It's not healthy to be in a hot tub if the temperature is over 104 degrees, and some people should be careful in hot tubs, like small children or people with certain medical conditions. Before using a hot tub to treat any medical condition or to treat physical pain, we recommend speaking with a physician first to ensure your best health. Have fun, be safe, and enjoy the many health benefits of hot tubs and spas!