As every parent and busy professional knows, taking a grown-up “time out” is no punishment — if that time out offers precious moments alone with your thoughts.
Indeed, such cherished escapes are so important to one’s well-being that perhaps you’ve already carved out a private oasis to do just that. Maybe you close your bathroom door and turn on the tub Jacuzzi. Possibly you have a secluded nook that you’ve fitted with a comfy pillow, footstool and reading lamp.
Of course, Long Island Hot Tub knows that there are many who take their time outs in the bubbling waters of their hot tub. And like our blog headline implies: these hot tubers really want to sit in one of its corners… and lean back into a favorite pulsating massage jet.
However! In addition to a a quiet designated space, when submerged in a hot tub, you also get practical hydrotherapy — a way of reducing stress by relaxing and loosening muscles. So much so, it’s common for people to take a time out after exercising.
Other Ideas
— Hot tubbing is also a great place to do some low-impact exercising.
— There’s even books devoted to doing yoga in a hot tub.
— If you leave your exercising or time out until the end of the evening, spa soaks are also touted as a great way to help you sleep.
Hot Tub Time Out:
The warm effervescent waters of a hot tub offer slight resistance, making them ideal for relaxing and even meditating. Photo: Bullfrog Spas
Bullfrog Spas’ CloudControl App:
Sometimes at work it’s clear you are going to need a time out when you get home. With the first ever touch-screen/digital display control for adjusting spa water temperature, turning jets on and off, etc., you can also control your spa from your smartphone or any android device. Photo: Bullfrog Spas
Spa Group Time Outs:
Sometimes you can’t be alone, but a hot tub lets you find your corner — so to speak — and have previous quiet time. The soothing and rejuvenating waters frankly encourage it even in a crowd. Photo: Bullfrog Spas
Hot Tub Yoga:
For those who like to follow meditation with stretching exercises, Long Island Hot Tub noted a book by Jerry Gee entitled “Hot Tub Yoga.” It is designed to “stand alone” for easy use while in the hot tub: simply flip through the pages for the next hot tub yoga exercise. Photo: Jerry Gee
Hot Tub Exercising Tip:
Exercise Trainer Cailean Johnson (Seattle) says when sitting in the hot tub, work your core (from chest down to below hip, including your abs), by moving your hips side to side. Photo: Bullfrog Spas
Hot Tub Corner JetPak:
Bullfrog Spas’ JetPak system allows you to personalize the hydrotherapy you want at any time by changing your JetPak quickly and easily. This Long Island Hot Tub was even installed in-ground next to a lovely pond. Talk about wanting to sit in the corner — or in any of the spa JetPak massage seats!
