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Besides the American Red Cross. Can anyone give me some good references about indoor pool temp?

I know the Red Cross says, 78-82, is a good pool temp. Does anyone have any documentations stating other opinions. Our base pool is between 85 and 89. It feels very very warm. I can’t swim anywhere as fast or as long with it that hot. I’m looking for references to give the head goofball. OH, and it isn’t a therapeutic pool. Lap swimming, scuba diving lessons, Aqua-aerobics and a couple high school teams use it during the seasons.

thanks for any help.




One Response to “Besides the American Red Cross. Can anyone give me some good references about indoor pool temp?”

  1. Rob W says:

    The Santa Clara International Swim Center’s pool is heated to 80-83 degrees. Kids complain its too cold, but its really the perfect temperature for lap swimming.

    Lap swimming in an 89 degree pool is being a little bit risky in my opinion. I personally would not want to have a heavy workout in a pool that warm due to over heating.

    You’d probably save a ton of money dropping the temperature a few degrees too! Keeping a pool that warm is extremely expensive

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