Typically 2.5 to 4 meters long, they are not suitable for long-distance freestyle swimming but are suitable for short-distance swimming or stationary swimming training. They are moderately deep (1.2 to 1.5 meters), sufficient for floating, leg kicking, and arm stroke training, but not for large-scale water sports.

Swim spa tubs are a highly suitable aerobic exercise tool for weight loss. Its advantages, such as constant-current resistance training, full-body muscle activation, and hydrotherapy recovery support, effectively enhance the body's energy metabolism efficiency, increase calorie consumption, and promote body fat loss while reducing the risk of sports injuries.

High-quality bathtub bodies can last 15-20 years, while standard bathtubs last between 10-15 years. Low-end products may show significant wear or damage after 5-10 years. Component Lifespan: • Water Pump: 5-10 years • Plumbing: 10-15 years • Heater: 5-10 years • Air Pump and Massage Jet: 5-8 years • Control Panel and Electronics: 5-10 years

A swim spa tub combines the dual functions of swimming training and hydrotherapy, allowing for both water exercise and the relaxing experience of warm water. Built-in heaters typically maintain a water temperature of 28-36°C, but can be adjusted to a temperature close to that of a spa hot tub as needed.

If bubbles have already formed while a spa treatment is in progress, you can temporarily take the following measures: 1. Turn off the bubble system 2. Use a foam suppressant (Note: Foam suppressants are only a temporary solution and are not a substitute for thorough cleaning.) 3. Use a towel or net bag to skim off foam

·37°C~38°C: close to body temperature, relatively mild, generally recommended not to exceed 30 minutes; ·39°C~40°C: hotter, with a strong soothing and relaxing effect, it is recommended to control within 20 minutes; ·Above 41°C: higher risk, heart rate may increase, skin overheating reaction, not recommended to exceed 10-15 minutes