Pool Behavior
No running or horseplay on the pool deck
No flips off the side of the pool
Potential head, neck, or back injury by hitting edge or bottom of pool
No hanging on basketball rims or lane ropes
They can break
Swimmers must be able to swim independently to use the board
Ensures they can safely reach the ladder without assistance
No jumping or diving into the hot tub
The hot tub is shallow and designed only for sitting and relaxing.
No profanity or public displays of affection
Do not swim with open wounds, rashes, or contagious conditions
It spreads germs and infections
Follow slide rules (feet first only)
Prevents head, neck, and back injuries and reduces collisions at the bottom of the slide
Previous diver must reach the ladder before the next diver jumps
Prevents collisions in the diving well
No one under 16 allowed in the hot tub
Their bodies overheat 3-5 times faster
Do not distract lifeguards while they are on duty
Lifeguards must stay focus on searching our water
Swim diapers are required for infants and toddlers who are not potty trained
Prevents contamination of the water
Riders must meet the slide height requirement
Ensures riders are large enough to safely ride the slide and exit the water without assistance
No goggles, masks, fins, or lifejackets when jumping off the board
These can fall off, block vision, or interfere with safe entry into the water
Limit hot tub use to about 15 minutes
Prevents overheating and dehydration
No food, gum, or glass containers in the pool area
May attract bugs, damage the pool deck, hurt someone, and/or clog filters
Parents must accompany children 12 and under (children 6 and under within arm’s reach)
No flotation devices allowed in lap lanes
Lap lanes are 7-12 feet and should only be used by strong swimmers(exceptions include patrons with disabilities)
No gainers, cutaways, inward dives, or outward dives
These dives increase the risk of hitting the board or entering the water unsafely
No Energy drinks
Caffeine and hot water both raise heart rate, increasing the risk of dizziness or fainting
Proper swimwear is required (no cotton clothing or jeans)
Cotton fibers can damage UV bulbs($2000), and Jeans soak up lots of water making it difficult to swim
Only approved flotation devices are allowed
unsafe floats can tip over or block visibility
Do not swim over or under lap lanes
You could accidentally run into someone
No sitting, handstands, or tricks off the board
Prevents loss of balance and unsafe entries into the water
Do not submerge your head underwater
Hot tub water has higher bacteria levels and chemicals that can irritate eyes, ears, and nose