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Depth Markers and Warning Signs

Blog Post

Depth makers and warning signs are one of the most important aspects of pool design. Depth markers and warning signs allow swimmers on the pool deck, as well as swimmers inside the pool, to know water depth. Knowing if the water is of a safe depth is critical information for swimmers looking to dive in. […]

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False Start Ropes

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A false start/recall rope is a rope that stretches across the width of competitive racing pools. It stops swimmers who were unaware of a false start. They’re specifically designed to get the attention of swimmers to prevent them from exerting unnecessary energy in the case of a false start. Typically, the rope is made of […]

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Hinsdale School District Pools

Project

Counsilman-Hunsaker was retained by ARCON Associates to provide an assessment of the existing swimming pools at Hinsdale Central and South High Schools and an evaluation of the existing swimming facilities at Hinsdale Central and Hinsdale South High Schools was conducted in 2017. The comprehensive assessment revealed a misalignment with contemporary standards and a pressing need […]

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Cruise Line Lifeguarding

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In recent years, we have seen too many accidental drownings aboard cruise ships. For decades, cruise ships have adopted a ‘swim-at-your-own-risk’ policy as an industry standard. But now cruise lines, are taking further steps to ensure the safety of its guests by adding certified lifeguards to their fleet. That being said, when conducting training on […]

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COOL Programming

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USA Swimming’s Facilities Development Department recommends all “new models” for aquatic facilities have at least two pools with one having water temperature 80 to 84 degrees (cool water and generally the competition or training pool) and the other pool having water temperatures of 87 to 89 degrees (warm water). However, we are very interested in […]

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Expansion and Contraction in PVC Pool Piping

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In the commercial swimming pool industry, the overwhelming choice for pool piping material selection is Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC). The use of such materials can provide security, as it is non-corrosive, and if installed properly, some would say this pipe material can provide an almost infinite life span. But, in comparison to other pipe material selections, […]

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Matt Ball

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Matt Ball serves in the chief marketing role at Counsilman-Hunsaker and leads the marketing and brand strategy which continues to put Counsilman-Hunsaker at the forefront as the industry thought leader in aquatics. He also provides leadership for communications, revenue operations, and Salesforce administration, with 20 years of experience in the aquatic industry and 12 years […]

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Springboard Diving

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As a full-service aquatic consulting firm, we strive to design facilities that meet the needs of all user groups. While many aquatic sport facilities revolve around competitive swimming, we certainly do not want to neglect diving. While most university and high school teams only have 5-10 divers on their roster, they can be a secret […]

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Underwater Pool Lighting: What You Need to Know

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Underwater pool lighting is a surefire way to add to the wow factor of your pool. Pool lighting can enhance a pool’s visual appeal, add visibility or even change the overall mood of the pool with lights that change colors. With recent advancements in underwater lighting technology, it is important to understand the proper terminology, […]

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Starting Blocks and Water Depth: Is Your Pool Safe?

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When it comes to the world of competitive swimming, there are stringent guidelines that everyone involved in the pool design process must take into consideration. This is especially true for water depths beneath starting blocks. Starting blocks are raised platforms typically mounted on the pool deck at the end of competitive swimming lanes. In most […]

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