How to make your pool kid-friendly
Keep your pool safe and fun for the young ones who frequent your pool.
Make sure parents know child-to-adult ratios
In an effort to increase supervision, some facilities and even local governments enforce mandatory child-to-adult ratios as a condition of admission to the pool.
Program brings children with special needs together with swim instructors
Aside from providing a fun way to exercise, swimming is also therapeutic for people who have a wide range of medical issues.
Don’t let energy savings balance out sanitation needs
Once the swimming pool on your property has been built, there are ongoing services and maintenance issues that you need to pay for regularly.
Gold medal swimmer opens pool at English boys’ school
Young people who take an interest in swimming often look up to competitive swimmers for inspiration.
Palm Springs history tied to its pools
The combination of fine weather, good people and great times transformed Palm Springs from a run-of-the-mill vacation spot to the city with the most swimming pools per capita in the U.S.
Final design chosen for new Sydney pool
Burges' design proved so popular with Sydney city executives that it was selected as the official look of a new $50 million aquatics center.
Famous Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool to be recreated
After nearly two years of indecision, city officials have decided to transform the temporary pool that had so far been without a name into the new version of the Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool.
Protect your pool from equipment corrosion
Running a pool day after day places a great amount of strain on the devices that keep the water clean and swimmers safe, and every pool manager should know just how corrosion can affect their facilities.
Aquatic exercises are good for body and soul
If your pool needs a new surge of exposure in the community, aquatic exercise programs can put you on the map.