This month we spoke to Joe Melendez, the operations director at Ocotillo Village Health Club about aquatics operations. What are the biggest challenges to aquatics operations? Joe Melendez: The challenges for the outdoor pools vary ...
In a town of just over 7,000 people, a health club might not seem like a high priority. However, in Whitefish, Montana, a small community close to Glacier National Park, The Wave Aquatic and Fitness ...
If you have a pool that is deteriorating, leaking or showing signs of wear and tear, now is the time to look at renovating it and its surroundings. The right renovation will fix persistent problems ...
The vision for Sanford Health’s Wellness Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, is “bringing people together to improve health.” According to Kathy Grady, the wellness center’s aquatic supervisor, the aquatic program is integral to that ...
Virtually all clubs have equipment, locker rooms and group exercise. One thing not all clubs have is a pool. As a result, if you have one, it can be used to differentiate your club from ...
Yes, pools can be used for aquatic exercise. However, they can also offer your members something equally enticing: fun. Water-based workouts are great, but so is enjoying family time at the pool. Ideally you can ...
Gone are the days when exercising in the pool was limited to lap swimming and water aerobics. Now there are a plethora of aquatic activities — from high intensity fitness, to relaxation, to physical therapy — ...
Boasting an aquatic facility within your club can be beneficial for memberships. Swimming provides members with a great cardiovascular, low-impact workout, as well as being a sport families can share for some fun. But, pools ...
All pools are different, and so are their cleaning and maintenance needs. However, one common theme that remains among them all is the need for regular and routine care. Here are a few basic steps ...
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