Category: Aquatics
Most often, whether an aquatics class is labeled for seniors or not, those are the members who attend. Aqua fitness classes have the ability to not only provide seniors with the added support they need ...
On the surface, winter months and aquatics programming don’t seem like a good match. Because members enjoy swimming any time of year, cold weather doesn’t have to signal a months-long hiatus from pool usage — ...
Aquatics programming appeals to all ages, body types and abilities, and creates a sense of community. The unique amenities you offer give you the opportunity to stand out from competitors in your area, as well ...
Many facilities are finding that aquatic secondary ADA access is being used far more than the primary ADA access — as a result, pool lifts rust from lack of use and preventative maintenance. The idea ...
If you’re looking to enhance the relaxation offerings at your facility, consider adding a unique program like Sound Float Meditation. Floating is one of the newest programs at the Aaron Family JCC of Dallas in ...
Among the many swimming-based activities you can offer, few are more physically taxing than water polo. While possibly more intense than what the casual swimmer might be looking for, water polo is a great offering ...
Cleanliness and basic upkeep are critical factors in the member experience, especially as it pertains to aquatics amenities — no one wants to swim in a dirty pool. Without a regular schedule of pool maintenance ...
Across the nation, aquatic facilities have been changing. The addition of leisure and free play to community programs has been on the rise. It was only a natural extension to this trend that leisure pools and splash ...
Traditional aquatics programming is a proven tactic for success in community recreation, but if you want to widen your demographic, aqua therapy is worth considering. The Sonoma County Family YMCA in Santa Rosa, California, offers ...
Aquatics participants at your facility can be divided into two groups: casual swimmers and competitive swimmers. While casual swimming is more relaxed and fun, and competitive swimming seems only fit for serious athletes and experienced ...
The Current Issue
