There’s no question that investing in a swim spa or hot tub can add value to your backyard — and life. However, owning and maintaining a spa can come with its own set of questions. Continue Reading

Have you ever wondered how Master Spas owners keep their water crystal clear? The secret to keeping the water clean might be easier than you think. Hot tub and swim spa filters play a vital Continue Reading

The Fourth of July is a cherished holiday in the United States, representing a time of celebration, summer joy, and the opportunity to create lasting memories with loved ones. What better way to mark this Continue Reading

Summer is heating up, and there’s no better way to enjoy the season than in your Master Spas swim spa. But to make sure you have the best summer spa experience, you want to make Continue Reading

From the mountains in Connecticut to a courtyard in Kona, Hawaii, homeowners are creating a place to swim, splash, and spend time with family and friends. A Master Spas swim spa combines the therapy of Continue Reading

Warm up and prepare your body for summer with our swim spa stretching routine! Whether you’ve been stuck indoors during the winter or want to enhance your golfing game, this routine is for you. Or, Continue Reading

May is National Water Safety Month, and Master Spas is raising awareness for this important initiative. Did you know that most drownings happen in just 20 to 60 seconds, and they are often silent? That’s Continue Reading

Are you constantly adding chlorine to your swim spa but don’t feel like it’s making a difference? In this Facebook Live video, swim spa specialists Ben Gilliam and Mari Cuticelli talk about how to add Continue Reading

Draining your swim spa is an essential part of maintaining its cleanliness and overall health. Over time, you might notice that you are working harder to keep the chemicals balanced and the water clear. Cloudy Continue Reading

The winter months are coming to an end, and spring is right around the corner. And it’s the perfect time to start thinking about ways to update your backyard and create a relaxing outdoor oasis. Continue Reading

Swimming in a swim spa is not like swimming in a pool. In a traditional pool, you are moving forward across the lane, turning around and swimming back. Swim spas provide a stationary swimming experience. Continue Reading

Are you considering a new hot tub or swim spa? Then you are going to need electricity. But properly installing electrical for your spa tub should be left to a licensed and insured electrician who Continue Reading

Master Spas 15/90 Challenge continues with a workout designed to build strength and muscular endurance. The second swim spa workout in the 15/90 Challenge is a full-body water workout. Exercises include trunk twists, calf raises, Continue Reading

Do you want to get active and stay active? With the Master Spas 15/90 Challenge, you can discover new ways to workout in your swim spa. The 15/90 Challenge includes six all new swim spa Continue Reading

The H2X Therapool D is not just an at-home aquatic therapy pool. An 11-foot swim spa, the Therapool D is bigger than a hot tub but has more seating than many swim spas. In this Continue Reading

Swimming does not require much — a swimsuit, goggles, and cap. But you can improve how you move through the water by incorporating gear and swim toys. A technique-heavy sport, your fitness is not the Continue Reading

Did you just add water to your Master Spas swim spa? Whether it’s your first time filing it with water or part of seasonal maintenance, you will want to make sure that you properly treat Continue Reading

Do you struggle with low back pain? If so, you are not alone. Back pain is one of the most common reasons people see a doctor or miss work. However, there’s no one universal cause Continue Reading

Warm water therapy in a hot tub or swim spa can help you relieve pain, alleviate muscle soreness, and ease stress. But how you take advantage of the health benefits of a hot tub or Continue Reading

Strengthening the muscles that support your knee will reduce stress on your knee joint. Strong muscles in the front of your thigh (quadriceps) and back of your thigh (hamstrings) help your knee joint absorb shock. Continue Reading