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By Taking Precautions, Pools Can Be Constructed in Winter
By
Doug Cook and Matt Reynolds,
August 2011
The dog days of August mean different things to different people — family vacations, football practices, back-to-school sales.
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Moss a Key Ingredient in Natural Pool Sanitization
By
Andrew Cohen,
July 2011
If you're a facility operator, a sentence that includes "swimming pool" and "peat bog" is ordinarily reason to panic.
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Rec Agencies Face New ADA Requirements
By
Nicholas Brown,
February 2011
Nothing says "celebration" like the unveiling of new design standards and revisions to existing federal regulations. But that's how President Barack Obama and the U.S. Department of Justice framed the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act in a ceremony last July.
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Cutting-Edge Strategies Make Oregon Aquatics Center Model for Sustainability
By
Nicholas Brown,
October 2010
Cutting-edge approaches to conserving water and energy have made an Oregon aquatics center a model for sustainability.
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Strict Usage Rules are Designed to Prevent Drowning Accidents
By
Nicholas Brown,
September 2010
Strict usage rules at one city's pools are designed to prevent drowning accidents among children.
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Aquatic Exercise Targets Younger Demographics
By
Michael Popke,
May 2010
Aquatics professionals are targeting all age groups with a wide variety of upright exercise programming.
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Pool Operators Challenged to Keep Rehab Clinics and Patients in Good Health
By
Michael Popke,
10/1/2006
Keeping rehab clinics—and their patients—in good health requires aquatic facility operators to proceed delicately and, in other cases, aggressively.
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Facilities Rebound One Year After Hurricane Katrina
By
Michael Popke,
8/1/2006
Fitness, recreation and athletic facilities rebound one year after Hurricane Katrina's wrath.
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Overseeing Leisure Pools
By
Paul Fawcett,
5/1/2000
Overseeing Leisure Pools
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