The Best Hot Tub Buying Experience

If you want to buy a hot tub, you want to know what sort of environment you're going into.  There are different types of sales environments and some are better than others.

How to Find a Good Hot Tub Dealer

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The best type of hot tub dealer to find is one that realizes that hot tubs largely sell themselves.  You should never feel pressured into buying a hot tub that is beyond your budget, or one that will strain you financially.  The sort of sales floor you want to steer clear of with that in mind is one that uses a high-pressure sales approach.  An aggressive sales person can make you feel like you've been had and gone a few rounds in a boxing ring, particularly where your pocketbook is concerned.  Instead of going to someplace high pressure, you want sales people that use a consultative sales process.

What is consultative sales?  Well, if you find someone that uses this approach, they will ask you a lot of questions such as "have you ever had a hot tub before?"  This question matters for a lot of reasons.  The sales person won't have to give you all the facts and health benefits of using a hot tub.  You would already know all about it. People that have already owned a hot tub in the past know what they want and are looking to get an upgrade.

Hot Tub Sales Questions

There are other questions that you're probably going to be asked during a visit to the hot tub dealer.    How big of a hot tub are you looking for?  Do you want one just for two, or do you want to seat eight?  What is your budget?  The answers to these questions will help the salesperson to guide you to the hot tub that's right for you.

So remember, if you feel pressured, walk away.  You don't want to regret a big purchase like a hot tub.  Instead look for a hot tub dealer that offers a low-pressure sales approach.

Sunset Spas of Arizona
2225 West Pecos Road #8 
Chandler, AZ 85224
(480) 656-7267 
http://www.sunsetspasaz.com

Are Hot Tubs Healthy For You? Part 2

Are hot tubs healthy for you? Part two of our series explores why incorporating a hot tub into your life may help you to get fit and stay fit.

Hot Tubs and Fitness

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If you live an active lifestyle, you work hard to keep your body in good shape.  Cardio, weights, yoga, cycling, and other forms of exercise help you to grow and develop physically.  You watch what you eat, keep your calories under control and keep on eye on your overall health, and a hot tub is an important part of a physical fitness regimen.

Because of the proven therapeutic benefits of hot tubs, using a hot tub should already be a part of your routine.  However, because they massage your body and improve circulation, they help to encourage muscle development and growth.  Professional athletes already know this.  That's why training facilities always have a bank of hot tubs on hand.  However, they help in another surprising way.

Hot Tubs and Circadian Rhythm

Do you know what is almost as important for muscle growth as protein and rest between workouts?  It is a good night's sleep.  If you get eight hours or more sleep per night, your body can start to repair muscles that you've torn down from exercise, and build them stronger than before.  And a hot tub helps in you relaxing and ultimately getting a good night's sleep.

So, to recap, a hot tub can be used to help muscular development.  A hot tub can be used to relax.  And a hot tub can help you to get a good night's sleep.  All valid reasons to buy a hot tub today.

This concludes part two of this series. For more information on hot tub use and improved health, please read part one as well.

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7410 W. Bell Rd. Suite 300
Glendale AZ 85308
623-776-7727
http://www.sunsetspasaz.com

Are Hot Tubs Healthy For You? Part 1

Are hot tubs healthy for you? This two part series will explore this topic.

Want a Good Night's Sleep? Get a Hot Tub

Hot tubs have proven health benefits. One benefit is improved circulation. When you improve your circulation, you will also find that a lot of aches and pains will stop. However, it isn't just improved circulation that is a strong point for hot tubs. Did you know they also can help you to get a good night's sleep.

According to LIVESTRONG.COM: "Hot tubs can relieve stress and improve sleep. The massaging jets and soothing heat help to reduce tension which may make it easier to fall asleep. The weightlessness effect produced by the buoyancy of the water can also be relaxing. Sitting in a hot tub raises body temperature, and the drop in body temperature that occurs after getting out of a hot tub may also induce sleep. Studies suggest that spending 15 minutes in a hot tub 90 minutes before bedtime can lead to an improved night's sleep." SOURCE ARTICLE

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Hot Tubs and Improved Sleep

Why is a good night's sleep so important?  Well, as we age, we still require the same amount of sleep that we did when we were younger, however, it is harder to stay asleep. As we are cut short of sleep it has a proven effect on our overall health including some more serious health concerns such as high blood pressure and heart disease.  Again, to remind you, using a hot tub not only improves your circulation, it helps you to fall asleep faster and sleep a lot deeper.  This in turn helps you to control your stress throughout the day.

So let's see.  Improved circulation, better sleep, lower stress.  Pretty good arguments to buy a hot tub, don't you think?

This concludes part one of this series. For more information on hot tub use and improved health, please read part two as well.

Sunset Spas of Arizona
7410 W. Bell Rd. Suite 300
Glendale AZ 85308
623-776-7727
http://www.sunsetspasaz.com

Hot Tubs and Health Part 3

Part three of a series on hot tubs and health explores some more scenarios from some of our customers.

Hot Tubs and Back Pain

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"Hi, I'm Anna, and I use a hot tub for back pain.  In 2009, I was in a bad auto accident.  A guy rear-ended my car driving me into oncoming traffic and causing another car to crash into my car.  My car was totaled and I was badly injured.  A great many of the injuries healed up, but my back was still hurting.  I used to use the jacuzzi at my health club, however, after a while, it got to be too much effort because the only time I could go was when it was crowded.

My husband and I decided to buy a hot tub, and what a difference it made.  Now my pain has been reduced significantly, and I can do a lot of the activities I used to do again, such as ballroom dancing and hiking.    If you don't think a hot tub can make a difference, believe me it really can. "

My Hot Tub and Fibromyalgia

"My name is Marcia, and  I've suffered from fibromyalgia for a great many years.  Sometimes, something as simple as going to the grocery store can be  excruciating.  I'd wake up in the middle of the night, unable to sleep anymore because of how much pain I was in.

My doctor recommended I get a hot tub.  I decided to buy a reconditioned hot tub because it was what I could afford. I was amazed at the results.  My pain level dropped almost to nothing, and I was able to enjoy my life once again."

Spa use has been linked to improved health and well-being, and a lot of medical professionals advocate it.  So as you see whether you're looking for stress relief or pain relief, buying a hot tub may be your answer.

This concludes part three of our series.  For more information on hot tubs and health please read part one and part two as well.

Sunset Spas of Arizona
2225 West Pecos Road #8 
Chandler, AZ 85224
(480) 656-7267
http://www.sunsetspasaz.com

Hot Tubs and Health Part 2

Part two of a series on hot tubs and health explores some actual testimonials from some of our customers.

Testimonial 1: Hot Tubs and Arthritis

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"My name is Roger, I am 67 years old, and I have osteoarthritis.  Notice I said I have osteoarthritis, not that I suffer from osteoarthritis. Oh, I used to, and believe me I tried everything on my own.  My pain level was often so bad it would wake me up at night.  I'd take an ibuprofen and it would help somewhat, but usually the pain would be back within a few hours.  I read up on pain relievers and what concerned me was the fact that if I used them long enough, I'd get liver disease.  Both my doctor and my physical therapist recommended that I get a hot tub for my arthritis.

I was skeptical of it working, but I didn't want to lose my mobility and I was tired of nearly constant pain.  So I finally called Sunset, and they recommended a California Cooperage spa, and it worked like a charm.  I started sleeping through the night for the first time in years."

Testimonial 2: Hot Tubs and Type 2 Diabetes

My name is Carol, I have type 2 diabetes, and my hot tub has been a godsend ever since I bought it.  When I was diagnosed, I thought the world had ended.  I remembered crying in my doctor's office.  However, he calmed me down by recommending I try hot tub therapy for diabetes.  I read up on it, and he was right.  Hot tubs are recommended by the American Diabetes Association.  And when I tried it, it reduced my blood sugar levels and allowed me to sleep through the night.

Using a spa is a good strategy to improve your health.  So whether you're looking for stress relief, or overall health, you may want to think about buying a hot tub.

This concludes part two of our series.  For more information on hot tubs and health please read part one and part three as well.

Sunset Spas of Arizona
2225 West Pecos Road #8 
Chandler, AZ 85224
(480) 656-7267
http://www.sunsetspasaz.com

Hot Tubs and Health Part 1

Part one of a series on hot tubs and health explores the effect that hot tubs have on overall health.

Hot Tubs and Healing

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Hot tubs do more than just relax away knots and tension.  A hot tub is good for healing.  Take a look at sore muscles for example. With your hot tub jets going, your water will be highly oxygenated. Hot, oxygenated water promotes healing throughout the body by increasing white blood cells and endorphin levels. These two things alone causes injured cells to be destroyed, and new healthy tissue to form.

Have you ever wondered why athletes soak in a hot tub after a workout or a game? In addition to the relaxing effect of the water, soaking also helps speed up healing and keep them in peak condition.   However, it isn't just healing that can happen in a hot tub, there are also exercises that you can do in a hot tub that are very effective in improving your fitness level as well as pain management and flexibility.

Hot Tubs Are Recommended For Your Health

In addition to healthy, low impact exercise, hot tubs are also recommended by the Arthritis Foundation to help with arthritis symptoms.    Even using a hot tub one day a week can make a significant difference on your health and well-being.  Because you are actively trying to reduce your stress level, you are giving your body more energy to fight disease and injury, and repair cell damage.

So as you see, there is a lot more to a spa than just bubbles and jets.  If you buy a hot tub, you are also buying yourself a ticket to better health.

This concludes part one of our series.  For more information on hot tubs and health please read part two and part three as well.

Sunset Spas of Arizona
2225 West Pecos Road #8 
Chandler, AZ 85224
(480) 656-7267
http://www.sunsetspasaz.com

Health Benefits of Hot Tub Use Part 3

Part three of a series on health benefits of hot tub use explores  various effects of hot tubs on health conditions and diseases.

Arthritis Benefits of Hot Tubs

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Arthritis is an inflammation of the joints that affects people of multiple age groups, however, it is more commonly found in people older than 35. Symptoms of arthritis include swelling, stiffness, and pain, as well as decreased mobility. There are several types of arthritis, however, the most serious variety is osteoarthritis. Can a hot tub help arthritis? Most definitely.  The combination of buoyancy and heat helps to get circulation going into the affected areas and reduce swelling and inflammation.

In fact, a  lot of doctors recommend a daily soak in a hot tub to help alleviate arthritis symptoms.  However, using a hot tub is not just for arthritis.  It can also help with other health issues as well.

Hypertension and Hot Tubs

Hypertension is a serious health concern in the US.  Using a spa however, can make a big difference.  Because hot tub use causes increased blood flow, it has a surprising extra benefit: it can actually lower your blood pressure.If you use a hot tub, your heart will beat a bit faster, and move blood more quickly.  After a few minutes, your blood vessels will dilate, and as the now warmer blood goes through your system it causes a great many health benefits to kick in as well, from relaxing muscles and increasing circulation.

Hot tub use is highly recommended by people throughout the medical community, from doctors and nurses to physical therapists.  and when you see all the health benefits of a hot tub, you can see why.

This concludes part three of our series. For more information on health benefits of hot tub use, be sure to read part one and part two as well.

Sunset Spas of Arizona is a hot tub dealer in Chandler, AZ

Sunset Spas of Arizona
2225 West Pecos Road #8 
Chandler, AZ 85224
(480) 656-7267 
http://www.sunsetspasaz.com