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Triton
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Swimex Residential Blog
Swim Spas: SwimEx v. Endless Pools
You’ve decided you want a swim spa, but how do you decide what swim spa is right for you? If you’re going to invest in a home swim spa or fitness pool, make sure you are getting the most value for your money – now and in years to come.... Read More
Current Pools: Why Moving Water Matters in Aquatic Exercise
Did you know that current generated pools are not only a great investment, they are one of the best ways to rehabilitate and exercise? Here’s why: 1. Current Pools Improve/Build Balance Current pools provide a constant test for balance. The water flow acts as a changing variable, forcing you to... Read More
Infinity Pools, Endless Pools, SwimEx Swim Spas: What’s the Difference?
Infinity pools are pools that create the illusion of an infinite water edge. SwimEx swim spas are pools with a water current strong enough to swim or exercise against. Let’s talk more about the pros and cons of each. Infinity Pools Pros The big pro of Infinity pools is their... Read More
swimex v. endless pool
At SwimEx, every pool and swim spa is built to your exact specifications with countless custom options so it looks great in your home and meets your specific exercise needs. Selecting the right swim spa for your home can seem like an overwhelming decision, but it doesn’t have to be.... Read More
Why this homeowner chose SwimEx over Endless Pools
Why he Chose SwimEx over Endless Pools Robert Beckett of Belfast, Ireland, first caught the home hydrotherapy bug at a boat show in England. After intensive research comparing swim spa performance, he decided to purchase the SwimEx 500 S. This self-contained lap pool model has extra depth and power for proper... Read More
Swim Spa Comparison: how the top companies stack up
Swim Spa Comparison from Aqua Magazine By Scott Webb Exercise in a pool. It used to mean swimming laps, but for the homeowner with a 20- or even a 30-foot pool, lap swimming is mostly turns. And while that can get tiring (which is, after all the point of a... Read More