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Heating

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Pool heating is a requirement for all indoor pools and for outdoor pools that extend their season past the traditional summer season.  When heating potentially hundreds of thousands of gallons of water, pool water heating can be a significant expense.  Pool heating can come from a variety of sources and we will look at some […]

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Guest Service

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Maximizing the experience of your waterpark’s guests should be of primary importance to you and your team.  After all, waterpark operators exist to provide safe, clean, friendly and fun aquatic experiences for their guests of all ages.  Through the analysis of those three years’ worth of survey and reports, I found that waterpark guests typically […]

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Gutters

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There are a lot of options to consider when selecting a gutter system for a swimming pool. The primary purpose of a swimming pool gutter is to skim debris from the water surface.  The operating water level is set slightly above the gutter lip such that water around the full perimeter of the pool continually […]

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The 12th Annual WAHC, I can’t wait!

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As the National Swimming Pool Foundation begins to celebrate its 50th year anniversary, it is busy preparing for the 12th annual World Aquatic Health™ Conference (WAHC). Everything that the Foundation does, helps people live healthier lives. Since its inception, the WAHC has established itself as the preeminent scientific conference for the aquatic industry. There are […]

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Food & Beverage

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There is nothing worse than going to a theme park where the rule is “no outside food,” and then the food you purchase onsite is overpriced and tastes terrible.  While as operators, our expertise is not typically centered around restaurant operations, here are a few things to consider when developing your Food and Beverage program: […]

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FILTRATION: High Rate Sand Vs. Regenerative Media

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Until the past 5-10 years, pressure high rate sand filtration was installed on the majority of commercial pool applications.  There were and continue to be other types of filtration such as vacuum sand filters, cartridge filters, diatomaceous earth filters, and others.  But often whether it was due to the type of pool, cost, material handling, […]

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Enforcement

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Enforcement, while sometimes not a fun aspect of being an aquatics professional, plays a key role in the overall safety and quality of any aquatic facility operation.  Several key areas exist for enforcement, primarily facility rules, policies and procedures. And, ensuring that enforcement occurs fairly and consistently can make or break the perception of your […]

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Elevated Pools

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The design of an elevated pool or water feature is not inherently complicated, dangerous or even necessarily problematic, but it does include some interesting challenges that can be terribly unforgiving of ignorance or neglect.  Some basic issues that should be considered whenever such a design is undertaken include the following. Pool Shell Design and Construction […]

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Day Camps

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Traditionally, day camps have chosen to visit waterparks or aquatic facilities for their field trips.  The additional lifeguard supervision and stress that result from day camp visits are not typically worth the revenue generated.  Building your own day camp program, hosted at your facility, is a different story.  After the initial work of creating the […]

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Diving – Top 10 attributes of a world-class venue

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The design of a world-class diving venue requires understanding diving facility guidelines, diving competition rules, and the intricate interactions between divers and their environment. First and foremost, a dive facility must meet the minimum standards of the competition taking place. For example, the overhead clearance above the diving boards and platforms must be at least […]

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