Coral Swim Spa

Description

The Coral Swim Spa is a subtle swimming powerhouse for two people. With its 6500-litre swim area, it can handle any swimming requirement, whether you want some high-intensity swimming practice, or just want to help youngsters enjoy their first swimming lesson. Elegance, functionality, luxury and versatility are the four watchwords here.

It’s considered a powerhouse because of its quite unequalled mix of two 3HP and one 2HP Typhoon pumps that drive five circular river jets. It is this unique flow, combined with the hi-tec digital large-face control console screen displaying component symbols with time functions and advanced error message display that makes this swimming tub different. Just five labelled buttons control the water jets, light and auxiliary functions, and there are a further five buttons to very simply and intuitively navigate the LCD digital instruction screen.

The swimming area has a depth of 1200mm which is more than suitable for swimmers of all capabilities, whether beginners who are learning, seasoned athletes toning their technique and prowess or those wanting to manage body pain such as arthritis or rheumatism. The fully equipped hydrotherapy seats have been carefully designed and positioned to give maximum benefit and ensure the therapeutic qualities are fully utilised for all users.

For further enhancement of your luxury swim spa experience, premium quality Bluetooth speakers are built in to deliver your favourite soundtrack, together with LED mood lighting, which is simply wonderful for a relaxing and luxurious evening spa bath. So switch on the lighting, turn up the volume, lie back and enjoy the experience.

You can also add the optional WiFi kit, which enables you to set your hot tub functions remotely from anywhere with an internet connection to your domestic WiFi. You can also reduce your energy usage by installing the free optional AquaIntel 7kW Air Source heat pump that is currently on offer to all purchasers.

• Seating – 2 persons
• 4300mm x 2200mm x 1200mm
• 6 Swim Jets – 30 Hydrotherapy Jets
• WiFi ready
• Premium Bluetooth speakers
• Premium LED lighting2x 3HP and 1 x 2HP High Power Typhoon Swim Pumps; 1x 2HP Seat Jets Pump
• Balboa TP700 Keypad

It has been recognised for many years now that hot tubs can provide users with some excellent health benefits, both physical and mental. The massaging jets and warm water in a modern hot tub can help to relax your muscles and also soothe your mind. The physical and health benefits of hot tubs are not new – they have been known for centuries.

However, there is much more to be gained from owning your own luxury hot tub. Relax in it whenever you want, no need to book in advance or queue at the venue; no interruptions from others waiting to use the tub, all with privacy and choosing who you want to be with you.

Reduce stress and anxiety

Regular hot tub use not only lowers those stress hormones, but it also boosts your mood through the raising of your levels. According to the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, the hot water in the tub also sends a signal to your brain that you can now relax, and being in your own private, luxury hot tub environment, your troubles can then simply melt away.

Increased circulation

According to Healthline Medical, relaxing in a hot tub can have positive effects on blood pressure by lowering it and increasing vascular function by gently, but importantly, raising your heart rate. Using your hot tub regularly can help reduce cardiovascular risk, even more relevant for people with decreased mobility.

Workout recovery

A good soak in a hot tub followed by a few gentle stretch exercises after a workout is a great way to relax your muscles, reduce stiffness and help you recover. According to the UK’s Marathon Handbook, the moist heat therapy of a hot tub can greatly accelerate muscle recovery.

Increased quality of sleep

According to the American National Library of Medicine, heating your body passively through immersion in a hot tub one to two hours before bedtime can help improve your sleep quality. It can also include a significant reduction in the time it takes you to actually fall to sleep, as well as improve your total sleep time overall.

Reduce inflammation

Hot tubs can help significantly with the relief from back pain, joint pains and headaches, according to NICE, (The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence). The water temperature helps to reduce swelling and fluid build-up in joints, with the ‘weightlessness’ experienced in the water also helping to take the pressure off body joints and thus reduce the pain.

Helps manage arthritis symptoms

Hydrotherapy, using a hot tub, can help with increasing joint flexibility and mobility for those suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. Just a 15- to 20-minute soak in the soothing, buoyant warm water, decreases pressure on the joints and can help relax muscles.

Increased social connection

Your hot tub is not just your own personal relaxation, massager and stress reliever, but a great way to interact socially with friends and family by ‘not going out’ and thus having a great night in. Put your phones away, chat, laugh together, catch up with each other and relax in your own warm and quiet environment.

Some famous hot tub users

You could be joining some high-profile celebrities who are known for enjoying the benefits of their hot tubs at home.

The 2012 and 2016 Olympic gold medallist and London Marathon winner (plus many other world-class races) Sir Mo Farrah is known for using his hot tub for post-race recovery.

Soccer star David Beckham encourages others to unwind using hot tub time, something he firmly espouses so that his family can relax together away from the media spotlight.

George Clooney likes nothing more than regaling his film exploits to friends altogether enjoying the hot tub when entertaining at his home in Italy.

The always-busy Oprah Winfrey is a great advocate for self-care and recognises the therapeutic value a hot tub can bring. She regularly gathers her friends around her in her California mansion hot tub for long chats about the state of the world.