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Swimming as a Full-Body Workout: Building Muscle and Improving Cardio

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Key Takeaways  Swimming for cardiovascular endurance and muscle strength happens in the same workout, using water resistance instead of separate cardio and strength sessions.  It’s low impact: water supports about 90 percent of body weight, so joints get an intense workout without the strain.  Every stroke engages the upper body, core, and lower body together, not just isolated muscle groups.  […]

The Backyard Wellness Circuit: Why Saunas & Cold Plunges Are Showing Up Together

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Copper pool and spa. The pool has an interior descending stairway and two underwater hydraulic treadmills with swim jet systems and LED lighting. The spa has LED lighting, front spill over water feature, two loungers and bench seating. 133" x 249".

Key Takeaways  Cold plunge pools and saunas are increasingly installed together as one wellness circuit. Alternating heat and cold produces a physical and mental reset that neither delivers alone. A cold plunge and sauna work best as one connected space, built from materials suited to each feature’s very different demands. Homeowners are using the circuit as a daily reset rather […]

Why More Homeowners Are Investing in Their Backyard Instead of a Vacation Home

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Custom stainless steel pool with sun shelf, descending stairway, bench seating and laminar jets. Glass windows separates pool and neighboring stainless steel and copper spas with vanishing edge.

Key Takeaways  Homeowners are redirecting money once spent on vacation homes into resort-style backyards that get used every day, not just a few weeks a year.  Backyard design is borrowing heavily from hospitality, treating pools and spas as centerpieces rather than add-ons.  Durability drives the shift: materials like stainless steel and copper hold up to daily use for decades, not […]

Salt Pools vs. Ultraviolet Light and Hydrogen Peroxide

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Stainless steel pool with interior descending stairway and bench seating 120”x 315” x 54”.

Saltwater pools have a reputation for being chemical-free, but that reputation isn’t quite accurate. Salt systems work by converting sodium chloride into chlorine through electrolysis. The sanitizer in the water is still chlorine; the delivery method is just different. What’s the Problem with Salt Water Sanitation? Salt systems introduce chlorine byproducts into the water the same way traditional systems do. […]

How to Avoid Stainless Steel Corrosion in Swimming Pools

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  Stainless steel pools outlast fiberglass and gunite, but stainless steel corrosion is still possible when pools aren’t properly maintained. Corrosion is largely preventable, and knowing what triggers it makes all the difference. What Causes Stainless Steel Corrosion in a Swimming Pool? Swimming pool corrosion in stainless steel vessels is almost always a water chemistry problem. When pH drops below […]