Category: Aquatics
As we know, today is a new day in how we operate in almost every way. However, our problems have not changed. We all still losing the majority of our staff in the middle of ...
Offering a variety of aquatics activities at your recreation center can help retain and attract new members of all ages. Whether a member is looking for swimming lessons, a therapeutic program or more advanced activities ...
Whether your aquatics facility is closed due to COVID-19, planning to open soon or operating under new regulations, it’s clear COVID-19 is impacting facilities nationwide. The keys to navigating the pandemic are flexibility to implement ...
Not a single recreation operator wants to open their pool cover next spring to unearth green, slimy, algae-filled water, or damage from freezing temperatures that result in costly repairs. What can help avoid these nasty ...
As we begin to think about getting back into the water, there are many things to consider as a consumer or manager of a pool or aquatics facility. Once we decide to open pools in our ...
The Tampa Metropolitan Area YMCA is offering its annual Safety Around Water program to help children reduce the risk of drowning, and give them confidence in and around water. This free program has been offered ...
Government mandates aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus have forced the community rec industry to evaluate its safety and cleaning procedures, and make tough decisions about new protocols. One debated topic has been ...
As aquatics professionals, we always had certain days marked in our annual calendar, such as spring break, holidays and budget week. Now, more than ever, the need for a “crystal ball” is ever present. If ...
Whether you dog paddle or have an elegant butterfly stroke, aquatics activities are both fun and great for your health. With millions of annual visits to aquatics facilities around the U.S., it’s important as an ...
Technology has come a long way in the past few years, especially in terms of aquatics. “Before, technology had not been much of an option because when electronics and water mixed, you usually ended up ...
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