SwimEx

02/04/2026

Buying a therapy or training pool is a big decision.

But most people are asked to decide before they have clear answers.

The most important questions aren’t about features first. They’re about fit. Who will use the pool, how it needs to support day-to-day use, and whether it fits the space.

That’s why we created The SwimEx Current, sharing straightforward guidance to help you make the right call, not just a fast one.

If you’re starting to explore options, this is a good place to begin.

Take a look at the first post and subscribe here:
https://www.swimex.com/the_swimex_current_blog/how-to-choose-the-right-therapy-or-training-pool/

24/03/2026

SwimEx® therapy and training pools are designed around clinical workflows and your space, giving clinicians precise control of flow, depth, and access for consistent, repeatable work.
Durable fiberglass construction and a maintainable design keep ownership straightforward for years, with responsive support when you need it. Check out our 1000T https://www.swimex.com/pool/1000-series/

05/03/2026

How do you teach backstroke to a swimmer who can’t see your demonstration from the deck?

It requires trust, clarity, and thoughtful adjustments.

Swim Angelfish outlines practical strategies for teaching swimmers who are blind or have low vision — including tactile arm guidance, clear verbal descriptions, and step-by-step skill progression.

One adult swimmer improved his backstroke and endurance with simple changes in instruction.

Small shifts in how we teach can make swimming more accessible, more empowering, and more inclusive.

If you teach or support swimmers of all abilities, this is worth your time.

https://swimangelfish.com/how-to-teach-adaptive-backstroke-tips-for-visually-impaired-swimmers/

Teaching Backstroke: Adaptive Strategies for Blind and Low-Vision Swimmers How do you safely teach a swimmer who can’t see your demonstration from the deck? What’s the safest way to help a blind swimmer navigate the length of the pool without hitting the wall? How do you build trust and coach ef...

02/03/2026

In this space, the light defines everything.

The glass ceiling brings in the sky. The doors open toward the landscape. And at the center of it all is the pool — calm, clean, and designed to feel like part of the home from the very beginning.

Adding a pool to a home is a big decision.
The goal isn’t just to add something beautiful — it’s to create a space you’ll actually use.

In this home, the pool is used every day.

When a space feels integrated and intentional, it naturally becomes part of daily life.

25/02/2026

Student-athletes at Fort Hays State University just got their first look inside the new Bickle-Schmidt Athletic Complex — and the hydrotherapy and sports medicine space is built with purpose.

The athletic training area includes SwimEx hydrotherapy pools designed to support recovery, rehabilitation, and readiness to compete. When recovery is planned into a program like this, athletes can heal safely, stay on schedule, and prepare with confidence.

This facility was created to ensure every student-athlete has access to the resources they need to learn, train, and perform at their best.

A meaningful step forward for athlete care at FHSU.

Be sure to check the full article for additional photos of the hydrotherapy and recovery areas.

Be sure to check the full article for additional photos of the hydrotherapy and recovery areas.

25/02/2026

41” of snow

17/02/2026

There’s something about a separate space.

A backyard pool house gives you room to move, train, recover, or simply unplug — without leaving home.

This compact lap pool fits inside a thoughtfully designed structure that complements the property and preserves the rest of the yard.

When design starts with how you’ll use the space, it feels natural — not added on.

If you could add one feature to your backyard this year, what would it be?

13/02/2026

Sometimes the shape is the statement.

This bowtie pool was designed to create visual interest within the larger outdoor layout.

Shape influences experience more than most people realize.

12/02/2026

Most swimmers don’t realize how much the wall becomes built-in rest.

Take it away, and everything changes.

Training without that automatic reset builds endurance you can actually feel when you return to a lap pool.

It builds endurance that holds up when it matters.

What stroke feels hardest to hold without stopping?

30/01/2026

Elite teams don’t treat recovery as optional. They design it like infrastructure.

When the Cleveland Guardians expanded their hydrotherapy setup, the priority was access and consistency across a 162-game season.

Because reliability is what holds up when the schedule doesn’t let up.

https://www.swimex.com/reviews/cleveland-guardians-hydrotherapy-thats-always-ready/

SwimEx® 1000 T therapy pool with dedicated hot and cold plunges Minutes to water. Usage on game days: 80–85% of the roster. “It’s nice to know that the support that you’re receiving from SwimEx is also world-class.”Lonnie Soloff, SVP, Medical Services, Cleveland Guardians At-a-glance Keep...

25/01/2026

The smallest details matter when teams are preparing for playoff football.

That’s why it’s great to see how the built their new training facility—designed to support the daily work that keeps athletes available, with SwimEx hot and cold plunge pools alongside a custom therapy pool.

As Julian Love shares in his walkthrough, the pool room has quickly become a favorite. For athletic training staff, that kind of buy-in matters. When athletes trust the space, it gets used.

This is what consistent preparation looks like when the stakes are high.

🎥 Watch the full tour here:
https://www.seahawks.com/video/julian-love-showcases-seahawks-new-athletic-training-facility-at-the-virginia-mason-athletic-center

Seahawks safety Julian Love gives a tour of the Seahawks brand-new athletic training facility at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center.

23/01/2026

Workstations Work Wonders