Benefits of Swimming in an Endless PooL Swimming Machine
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What our customers say about swimming in an Endless
Pool...
Convenience & Privacy
"I have been able to swim twice as often in half
the time it was taking for a trip to the YMCA pool.
Because of this, I am in better shape physically and
mentally." (Jonesboro, AR)
"The convenience of having the ability to swim
at home cannot be over-emphasized. I have swum as
early as 4:30 a.m. and as late as 1 in the morning
-- nearly around the clock." (Palmyra, VA)
A Tailor-Made Experience
"Swimming is an excellent exercise, and now I
can swim every day because it's so convenient and
private. I can swim when I want and how long I want.
I'm able to have it at a temperature that is comfortable
to me. The small size of an Endless Pool enabled me
to install a pool where I could not install a regular
size one." (Los Angeles, CA)
Physical Fitness
"Wonderful way to tighten muscles and lose weight!"
(Princeton, NJ)
No Turns
"I never was able to do a flip turn. Now, I don't
have to." (Kalema, WA)
Athletic Training
Three-time Olympic gold medalist Rowdy Gaines reminds
us once again that the advantages of the Endless Pool
are both quantitative and qualitative. It's a tool
that simultaneously increases stamina and improves
swimming technique.
[Read a New
York Times article on "Swimming
Miles Without Moving an Inch."]
Swim Training Advice
Make a list of your favorite workouts and try to duplicate the motions and intensity in the
water. For example, if you are running a 5:50 mile on
land, then run against the Endless Pool's swim current
at your best effort for five minutes and 50 seconds.
Use a heart
rate monitor to determine the effectiveness
of your workouts. Keep in mind that your heart will
beat slower when you exercise in the water than when
you exert the same effort on land.
Vary your routines with training aids such as buoyant barbells and kickboards. These devices
are effective support systems and training tools because
they both float and create resistance.
To maintain proper shoulder alignment, keep upper body exercises to 8 to 16 repetitions. Do
a maximum of three sets of the same exercise in any
workout period. Rest muscle groups for 30 to 60 seconds
between each set.
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