We all know the strain that we can put on our bodies with the incredible amount of work we have to do every day to survive in today’s fast paced and competitive world we live in. Science has shown us the incredible benefits that a sauna can have on not just tired and sore muscles, but also on the stress we deal with.

From increased circulation and the benefits to your overall heart health to soothing sore muscles, hot tubs simply provide a great solution to alleviate pain, while providing a lot of fun. What many people don’t realize is that you can also get a really good workout in a hot tub despite the space restrictions.

Because the water in a hot tub offers the exact same amount of resistance that a traditional pool or swim spa offers, you can really work those muscles and get a healthy resistance based workout with just a few simple alterations to the way you would work out in a pool.

In the past, swimming whenever you liked meant that you had to have a full size pool installed in your back yard. No matter whether you chose an in ground or above ground pool, you still had to pay quite a bit of money for a pool that only allowed you to use it for a part of the season.

Weather has and will always play a huge role in deciding exactly when you can use the pool that you just spent a fortune to install and that is not only unfortunate but also quite unnecessary.