Dimension One Spas received the SpaRetailer Trade Certified™ status for manufacturing in 2010. The SpaRetailer Trade Certified status is a new award that means that D1 was selected as one of the best manufacturers in North America based on an independent audit related to sales, service, operations, and dealer network satisfaction. What you might not [...]
Archive for the ‘Health’ Category
August 31st, 2009
by Melissa Howell, Central Oklahoma Homes, June-July 2009
Oklahomans love the outdoors. Thanks to the recent popularity of outdoor rooms, now yet another room in the house has become a place where people are blurring the line between indoor and outdoor.
Enter the outdoor bath.
With a sustained interest in “staycations,” luxuries usually reserved for hotels and spas [...]
April 16th, 2009
For centuries civilizations have flocked to warm bubbly waters to soothe their aching muscles. The steamy soak has evolved into the high tech home spas of today that can cost anywhere from $5,000 to $40,000. But in this time of economic uncertainty, is a backyard water oasis simply a luxury or could it be a coping necessity? Is there any science behind the soak?
January 16th, 2009
D1 Spas’ Aquatic Fitness System is a full gym in a pool! Swimming, running, rowing, resistance training, stretching and healing are all possible in the AFS.
Healing Lifestyles and Spas, November 12, 2008
Rarely does a completely new, totally revolutionary concept in exercise come across our desks. Well this one definitely got our attention. [...]
January 16th, 2009
Modern medicine confirms the ages-old belief: There’s healing in hot tubs.
Hot water healing is nothing new. As early as 2,000 B.C., Egyptians used hot baths to ease pain and invoke relaxation by placing sizzling rocks into water. In Ancient Greece, elaborate structures were built around natural hot springs as early-day hospitals and [...]
January 16th, 2009
The use of warm water therapy for physical ailments has been around since the establishment of the earliest civilizations. However, hydrotherapy, as it is currently referred to, did not make a lasting impression on the United States until the 1930s when it became public knowledge that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt had been using this method to help alleviate the debilitating symptoms of polio. Roosevelt considered hydrotherapy an imperative part of his rehabilitation therapy for the rest of his life.
January 16th, 2009
Hydrotherapy is one the oldest and safest methods for treating many common ailments. Plus, exercising in water is easier on joints than exercising on land!
Mental Benefits
A recent study shows that 70 percent of employed Americans suffer stress-related conditions including anxiety and insomnia. By owning a hot tub, you can:
- Reduce stress [...]
