Hydro-zone

Hydro-zone fiberglass pools also called therapy pools or exercise / spa pools, allow you to swim in place or do water aerobics. Quite simply, you can swim or exercise against a smooth current that’s fully adjustable to any speed or ability.

This type of resistance swimming has a machine that allows you to swim continuously against a water current. It lends itself to any stroke the swimmer wants to perform and you never “hit the wall” or have to turn around to continue to swim laps like in a regular pool or a lap pool and oh, yeah…diving is strictly prohibited due to its depth and smaller size!

Doctors have been treating injuries and a variety of health issues using this type of pool for years and they were only found in hospitals, physical therapy clinics or sports centers. But since the mid-1990s, more and more people have been purchasing them so they can work out in the privacy of their own homes and on their own schedules.

These types of systems have a current of water that runs down the center of the pool, similar to the current in a river. The speed of the current is created can be changed and adjusted according to each individual needs.

Because of their compact size, usually 8’-6’ wide and 18 feet long, hydro-zone swimming pools are easier to install indoors than the average sized pool. They’ve been installed everywhere from basements to sun rooms and green-houses as well as the outdoors.

A hydro-zone pool can turn your home into an oasis for year-round exercise, relaxation and fun.