Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Circuito de revitalización y sensaciones

English translation:

dynamic/stimulating hydrotherapy circuit

Added to glossary by Renee Mazloum
Feb 20, 2009 03:45
15 yrs ago
Spanish term

Circuito de revitalización y sensaciones

Spanish to English Other Cosmetics, Beauty Hotel spa
Hello all!

There is no sentence, as it is simply listed as one of the services offered at a hotel spa. I am not exactly sure what this "circuit" offers that distinguishes it from any other circuit.

Any ideas are most welcome and appreciated!

Many thanks in advance.
Change log

Dec 8, 2009 14:06: Renee Mazloum Created KOG entry

Dec 8, 2009 14:10: Renee Mazloum changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/819602">Renee Mazloum's</a> old entry - "Circuito de revitalización y sensaciones"" to ""dynamic/stimulating hydrotherapy circuit""

Discussion

ormiston Feb 21, 2009:
hi. I think if it's in a list of services the main thing is to clearly indicate what it actually involves (& sound nice!). A 'hydrotherapy pool circuit' does suggest physical & wellbeing benefits, but maybe not enough to cover their 'sensory experience'

Proposed translations

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dynamic/stimulating hydrotherapy circuit

I know this is dodging the issue a bit but at least as a title in a brochure it's clear. I've checked places that have them and they talk about 'sensory stimulation'.

"As one of the only hydrotherapy pool circuits in the country, the six separate, invigorating chambers are designed to stimulate the entire body. Each separate chamber focuses on a certain group of muscles and joints and is designed to relieve tension and stress as well release the healing powers of the body. The temperature of the pools is set at a constant 84 degrees and the spa suggests that guests spend at least five minutes in each chamber - moving from one to the other - until they have experienced all six.


Each chamber contains a myriad of jets in various sizes, designed to stimulate the topical layer of the skin from the top of your head to the tip of your toes. After going through the circuit, the body is fully relaxed and a sensory stimulation has taken place which increases kinesthetic awareness. This is the perfect time to continue the healing with a massage or follow up a treatment with the hydrotherapy circuit. Hydrotherapy is known to improve ...
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Hello ormiston. I apologize that my gratitude comes a little late. I did go with this in the end. Thanks very much for all of your generous explanations. You were a great help! ;-)"
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Invigorating sensations circuit

OR:

Circuit to revitalise the body and awaken all the senses:
Note from asker:
Thanks very much for your help with this one, Chriswa. Your suggestion was also very good. Just to be sure, I did end up checking with the client about what this "circuit" actually entailed. It was a hydrotherapy circuit with different temperature-controlled pools with jets, etc. Anyway, thanks again! ;-)
Peer comment(s):

agree Alex Lago
4 hrs
Thanks, Alex
neutral ormiston : not a criticism, just that it sounds a bit awkward. I keep seeing 'sensory experience' in such contexts but it's hard to fit this with 'circuit'
16 hrs
Thanks, yes. It was the product of insomnia. What I did find out is that the word circuit, which I don't much like, is used a lot in the context. Maybe 'circuit of...'
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a cycle of revitalization and pleasure of the senses.

This means that the course of the treatment follows a certain course where revitalization is followed by sensual enjoyment and back again to he revitalization or reinviration of the body, an alternation or rotation, so to speak.

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One can find a parallel in athletics where circuit training follows a certain cycle as described below:

Circuit Training n.
A method of physical conditioning in which one moves from one exercise to another, usually in a series of different stations or pieces of equipment.
http://www.answers.com/circuit training
Note from asker:
It would seem another perfectly plausible answer. However, this was indeed a hydrotherapy circuit. Thanks very much for your suggestion! ;-)
Peer comment(s):

neutral ormiston : am almost sure it is an actual hydrotherapy circuit, which you move round being alternately pummelled or pampered
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