Supporting the GB Swimming Squad
Bedfordshire Hot Tubs
Allowing Swimmers to Work from Home
When the Coronavirus was just starting to affect our everyday lives, we realised that with pools and leisure centres closed, none of the GB swimming squad have pools at home, unlike the other top swimming countries, and would be at a disadvantage, like a footballer training without a ball.
So, partnering with Jacuzzi™®, they wonderfully agreed to divert all the free stock they had at the time to help out our swimmers. A couple of days of planning (and many favours) we managed to put in electrics, build bases and crane in 8 pools into their back gardens between Plymouth and Crewe, in 5 days!
Fantastic Team
The only reason this was at all possible was thanks to the fantastic Bedfordshire Hot Tubs team and helpful contractors who went above and beyond to help us.
It was all worth it to see the swimmers and their families who were kind enough to let us take over their gardens for the day, and see them getting back into the water.
The Coronavirus era was incredibly hard and scary for all, and it was so important to say safe and well by staying home. We were able to allow 8 swimmers to do this, and still work & train from home.
The Grateful Swimmers
Adam Peaty
Peaty is the 2016 Olympic Champion, an eight-time World Champion, a twelve-time European Champion and a three-time Commonwealth Champion.
Anna Hopkin
Anna's World Championships debut was in 2019, before claiming silver in the Mixed 4x50m Freestyle Relay at the European Short Course Championships in Glasgow.
Ben Proud
Ben is a former World Champion sprinter in the 50m Butterfly and is the first male British European Champion in the blue riband 50m Freestyle event.
Jack Burnell
Jack Burnell is currently Great Britain's top marathon swimmer, having competed at an Olympic Games and a quartet of World Championships.
Luke Greenbank
Luke became a double medallist at his second World Championships in 2019 securing gold as part of Great Britain's victorious Men's 4x100m Medley Relay team.
Sarah Vasey
Sarah competed at the 2017 World Aquatics Championships and won Gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
