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Product Spotlight: Aquatic Components

A look at some of the latest products for equipping your aquatics facility

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Equipping Pools for Competition

Once a pool is built, it needs to be accessorized for competition. Here's a quick look at a few of the pieces of equipment — some having evolved to their current state of the art only within the past few years — that make hosting a meet possible.

Mitch Park YMCA, Edmond, Okla. [Photo by Charles Davis Smith, courtesy of Brinkley Sargent Wiginton Architects]

New and Improved: Fitness Equipment, Pool Pumps and More

A look at the latest products to help outfit your facility, including fitness equipment, pool pumps and locker technology.

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New Product Roundup: Spin Bikes, Turf Systems and More

A look at the latest products, including spin bikes, turf systems and more.

The SKILLMILL from Technogym

Designing Therapy Pools for Football Practice Facilities

Today's football practice facilities are packed with lavish amenities. Programs at the college and professional levels have been spending millions of dollars to renovate or build new facilities, but it isn't all about impressing recruits.

University of Iowa Football Therapy Pools [Images of the University of Iowa Football Operations Facility by Paul Crosby]

APSP, NSPF Announce Merger

The Association of Pool & Spa Professionals (APSP) and the National Swimming Pool Foundation (NSPF) announced a merger agreement Monday.

New Product Roundup: Starting Blocks, Exercise Saunas and More

Check out the newest products as seen in the January/February 2016 issue.

SYNRGY360 training system from Life Fitness

New Certification Created for Florida Pool Operators

The Florida Pool & Spa Association (FPSA) has created the Florida Public Pool Specialist Certification, a 16-hour course that will debut next month.

Accidental Deaths Prompt New Navy Safety Rules

On April 24th, two Navy SEALs, Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Brett Allen Marihugh and 1st Class Seth Cody Lewis were found at the bottom of a combat training pool after attempting a breath-holding exercise. Both men perished. Marihugh and Lewis were conducting an off-hours workout at the pool by themselves.

Factors Affecting Air Quality in Aquatic Centers

Maintaining an indoor aquatic center is no easy task, as anyone in the position of owning or operating one well knows. Every aspect must be carefully maintained to minimize the possibility of injury or illness and maximize the user's experience

(Photo Courtesy of Paddock)

Passively Ventilated Natatoriums Bring User Comfort and Cost Savings

Aquatic facilities are among the most expensive of recreational facilities to construct, maintain and operate. But stripping away unnecessary features can serve to strip away the financial constraints that make aquatic facilities unachievable for some com

(Photos ©2014 AKER IMAGING/Joe Aker)

Choosing the Right Aquatic Amenity to Upgrade Your Facility

From inflatable pool toys to wave machines: Which aquatic investment is right for your facility?

(Photo by Craig Lee)

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