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SPN APR 2011 SwimSpas
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good swim, relax with a soothing massage in one of the four-multijet captain’s chairs. Or lay back and relax in the no-float lounge chair. Thanks to the St Lawrence, your customers can now enjoy the full-body effects of aquatic exercise within the privacy of their own home.
FAMILY FUN AND FITNESS
ABOVE: Santella Leisure Products, a new company in the wet leisure industry, has launched the Swimgym as one of its first products
RIGHT: From Canadian Spa Company, the 14’ St Lawrence model has an impressive specification
The product looks superb in a garden scene, and equally ‘at home’ within the house or the special purpose building.
The Swimgym in its smallest version has a ‘water length’ of 2.95m, and in its largest 7.45m. There is also choice of ‘packages’ … The Classic, The Superior and The Supreme.
TAILOR MADE
Canadian Spa Co. claim they are ahead of the game when it comes to the exceptional quality and performance of a Canadian Spa Company swim spa. Only the finest materials and components are used and include quadruple layer shells, top-of-the-line Balboa digital control systems, and handmade grade ‘A’ Canadian cedar accessories and cabinets.
With all the benefits of a full size pool without the drawbacks, the St. Lawrence swim spa is a swimmer’s dream delight! At 5m (16ft.) long, with five Swim Jets and Canadian Spa Company’s unique swim lane system (designed to keep the swimmer cantered and buoyant), the St Lawrence is tailor-made for the swimming enthusiast. Or, when they feel the need, change up the exercise routine and jog in place against a gentle current. The current is fully adjustable, allowing users to customise its flow for any level of swimming from beginners to Olympic standard.
With up to 3,000l (659 gallons) per minute rushing past, serious recreational swimmers really get a chance to let out their stroke. Convenient digital controls allow for setting the water temperature where it’s most comfortable. After a
Neat and sophisticated – Certikin's Riviera Swim spa
All the benefits of a swimming pool and a hot tub together in one unit, the Arctic Ocean is the newest and largest member of the Arctic Spa hot tub family. The Family Fun and Fitness swim spa combines the therapeutic side of hot-tubbing with the entertainment and fitness aspects of the pool to provide years of therapy, health, fitness, exercise, social and family fun into one unit. Customers can enjoy an amazing massage while the kids play, or burn some calories with an invigorating swim. Enjoy low impact activity and great cardiovascular workouts anytime. Whether it’s fitness, fun, or family this swim spa is guaranteed to please. Stuart Etheridge of Arctic Spas said: “When we first started selling swim spas we assumed, wrongly, that the typical swim spa buyer would be a fitness fanatic; and, indeed a proportion are just that. However, we also found that a far greater proportion of customers were buying because they simply wanted a very big hot tub that also offered the ability to exercise and that their children would enjoy. It is probably fair to say that children like hot tubs for about 10 minutes and then say ‘ok so what else does it do?’ With a swim spa they can swim, play and generally splash about while mum and dad enjoy the hot tub experience.”
The Arctic Ocean swim spa offers two ways to swim for beginners to advanced users – counter- current jets or a resistive tether. It’s like swimming in a never ending lap pool. Lots of fasteners for the rowing kit or resistive bands, grab bars, and optional exercise accessories. And because the Ocean swim spa is an Arctic it is extremely cheap to run and fully accessible for upgrades or repairs.
Largest in the range – the Arctic Spas Ocean Swim spa
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