The pool is open from 6am to 9pm daily.
The fastest speed is 1:11 min/100m. The slowest speed is 4:02 min/100m.
The fastest speed is 6.68km/hr. The slowest speed is 0.73km/hr.
Resistance can be increased by using the swim current with the treadmill.
There are 3 options:
- use the remote controls (one each for the swim current and treadmill)
- use the Fit@Home app to manually control the swim current/treadmill
- use the Fit@Home app to automatically control the swim current/treadmill by creating workouts
The Fit@Home app is available in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Screenshots are from an iPhone; Android instructions are similar.
- Search for ‘Fit@Home’ in the App Store and install. If this doesn’t return the app, try ‘Endless Pools Fit@Home’
- Open the app to see the Welcome screen. Select ‘Next’
- Select ‘Setup Now’ on the next screen
- If you haven’t already, connect to the ‘Immersion’ WiFi network
- Select ‘Swim Current & Treadmill’
- Using the arrows, set the Swim Current model to ‘Performance’
- Using the arrows, set the Display Units to ‘Meters/Kilometers’
- Select ‘Finish’
- From the tabs at the bottom of the screen or the Home screen, select ‘Settings’ then ‘Tread Model’
- Using the +/- buttons, set the Treadmill Controller to ’50CC Treadmill’
Installation and setup is now complete
Workouts are better than manual control because:
- you don’t need to stop exercising/training to adjust the speed (great for interval training)
- the swim current and treadmill get to the desired speeds much quicker than using the manual control
- workouts can have longer duration than the manual control timeout (30 minutes)
Workouts allow you to control both the swim current and treadmill from the app.
- Select ‘Workouts’ from the Home screen
- Select the ‘+’ button to create a new workout
- Give the workout a name. Toggle the units to ‘Metric’ – this can’t be changes once the workout has been created
- From the list of workouts, select ‘Edit’
- Activity: tap the icon to toggle between Swim, Treadmill and Pause
- Pace/Duration/Distance: tap to show up and down chevrons to adjust. Duration will automatically adjust Distance and vice versa
- Resistance: is only available if activity is set to Treadmill and controls the swim current while running
- Select the ‘+’ button to add another entry in the workout. The last activity will be copied to a new row
- Select the ‘Reorder’ button to reorganise the entries in the workout. Select the button again to exit this mode
To the left of the driveway there are double gates in front of the shed. Park anywhere in this area.
There is an electronic keypad on the door. Swipe your hand over the keypad to wake it up, type in the number code and then push the tick symbol.
Yes. The purpose of the induction is to show you how the pool works and explain the safety procedures so that you can use the facilities unsupervised.
Yes. The bathroom has a shower, toilet and vanity. The bathroom has towels for hire in case you forget yours.
For hygiene reasons, we ask that you wear a swim cap unless you have a shaved head.
Once you have completed your induction, you will be able to swim unsupervised. You may meet other swimmers that have booked before or after you – there is a 5 minute buffer between sessions.
Yes. And if you have an iPhone you can mirror your own content to the Apple TV.
Yes. You can bring, for example, an occupational therapist or a swim coach to have at the pool side during your session. Observers would be there at your cost but at no additional cost for your session.
If you advise us at least 24 hours before your session, we can issue a coupon code to allow you to rebook at a different time at no cost.
If you advise us within 24 hours of your session, you will forfeit the cost of your session.
See our cancellation policy for more information.
You can hire a towel from us. Either scan the QR code in the bathroom to add towel hire to your cart, or add towel hire manually from the website shop [insert link here]
Yes, you can swim with pull buoys, paddles, flutter boards and flippers if you want to. Some of these are provided free to use.
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