An Endless Pool is a compact, precision engineered swimming pool which allows you to swim against a smooth current that can be adjusted to meet any swimming speed or ability. That means you can swim to your own schedule and at your perfect pace.

Endless Pools Swim Spas, one-piece acrylic pools that combine the industry's leading current (optional) with spa seating.

The low-impact, low-stress environment of an Endless Pool is perfect for physical therapy exercises that increase flexibility, strengthen muscles, improve balance and reduce pain. Many models can also be equipped with additional, optional accessories, like an underwater treadmill for low-impact walking and running.

The Endless Pool was originally manufactured in the United States in 1988 to provide an exercise swimming pool that allows you to "Swim at Home". To date over 20,000 pools have been sold in over 100 countries. The modular design makes installation possible even in small spaces.

An elegant inground swimming pool option Unlike other inground swimming pool options that emphasize the pool, infinity pools shift the focus to the area surroundings. They blend in with the horizon, enticing swimmers to gaze off into beautiful vistas.

An infinity pool, also called infinity edge pool, zero edge pool, overflow pool or spillover pool, is a reflecting pool or swimming pool where the water flows over one or more edges, producing a visual effect of water with no boundary.

The hardscape area around your swimming pool is called a surround, deck, or decking, even though it isn't always made of wood or composite, like traditional outdoor decks with which we most often associate the words. Traditionally, most in-ground swimming pool decks are made of concrete.

James Murdock We trace our passion for aquatic fitness directly back to our founder, James Murdock. Inspired by his father's stories of his boyhood spent swimming in irrigation canals, Murdock invented and installed the very first Endless Pools® prototype for swimmers at Columbia University in 1985.

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Water in swimming pools and spas is treated with various chemicals (such as chlorine and algaecides) to keep organisms from living in it. These chemicals are harmful to the environment and can create fish kills and other impacts.

They are often used for aerobic exercise, endurance and strength training, and for stroke practice. However, they cannot replicate open water conditions, in which the water courses at speed past the swimmer, so that for competition training their use has to be combined with open-water practice.

Endless Pools has been acquired by Watkins Manufacturing Corporation – the world's largest manufacturer of hot tubs.

Miscellaneous Reasons Why Swimming Is So Popular There's no need to invest in expensive clothing or equipment, which makes swimming a relatively low-cost activity. As mentioned, most people can engage in swimming at any age, so this can be the perfect family activity where everyone gets to have lots of fun.

While a traditional swimming pool has hard edges and concrete on every side, infinity pools are made to appear as though the water on one edge is disappearing off into nothing, as there is no boundary there.

The fitness system should have access to a power source capable of supplying 230 volts AC power. It must be wired directly into a grounded circuit with a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). No other appliances should be on the same circuit.

Exercise pools are also known as swim spas or lap pools, and these are characterized by their small size as compared to that of full-sized swimming pools.