SwimEx

01/09/2026

A SwimEx pool doing what pools do. 🏊

Masters swim training with the current turned up. No wall rest.

28/08/2026

18/08/2026

Planning a therapy pool involves more than choosing the pool itself. Permitting is one of the details worth considering early as the project takes shape.

Requirements can vary depending on where the pool is installed and how it will be used. A home installation may follow a different process than a physical therapy clinic, hospital, athletic facility, or senior living community.

Our latest blog post looks at the questions worth asking early, including local requirements, accessibility, pool room planning, utilities, installation clearances, inspections, and project responsibilities.

A little coordination early can make it easier to plan the space, understand the timeline, and keep everyone on the same page.

Read the full post: https://www.swimex.com/the_swimex_current_blog/navigating-the-permitting-process-for-a-home-or-professional-therapy-pool/

05/08/2026

How long could you balance like this?

Standing on one leg in the pool takes focus, control, and balance.

Looks simple. Give it a try.

04/08/2026

What role does water depth play in rehab progression?

For clinicians, water depth offers a way to adjust support throughout recovery.

Our latest blog post looks at how variable water depth can be used alongside pace, duration, and exercise complexity to help physical therapists and athletic trainers adapt sessions to a patient's needs.

Because progression is not always linear, having more ways to adjust the treatment environment can give clinicians greater flexibility from one session to the next.

Read the full post: https://www.swimex.com/the_swimex_current_blog/how-variable-water-depth-supports-weight-bearing-progression-in-rehab/

24/07/2026

Being in the water can help you slow down, move, and reset.

On Self Care Day, make time for whatever leaves you feeling refreshed and ready for what comes next.

Better yet, make it part of every day.

22/07/2026

Foam dumbbells may look light, but moving them through the water adds steady resistance through every rep.

A simple way to bring upper body work into a pool session.

21/07/2026

Do plunge pools have a current?

It is a common question, especially when comparing compact pool options.

A plunge pool does not include a swimming current. It is designed for hot or cold immersion, recovery, relaxation, and everyday wellness.

A pool with a current serves a different purpose. It allows people to swim in place, exercise against moving water, and use resistance during therapy or training.

Our latest blog post explains the differences and the questions to consider before choosing a pool for your home or facility.

https://www.swimex.com/the_swimex_current_blog/do-plunge-pools-have-a-current/

20/07/2026

What happens when a fitness club replaces one lap pool with three SwimEx pools?

At River Valley Club, it meant more ways for members to move, more options for trainers, and easier day to day water care.

Owner Elizabeth Ash says membership has increased by about 15 percent since the club reopened.

The biggest change may be how often the team keeps finding new uses for the pools.

18/07/2026

Same model pool, 5 different installs, how will you make yours reflect you?