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Endless Pools
Swim-in-place current systems for fitness, therapy, and recreation.
About Endless Pools
Endless Pools pioneered the swim-in-place concept — a powerful, adjustable water current system that lets you swim continuously without ever reaching the wall. Whether for fitness, therapy, or recreation, Endless Pools systems transform a compact pool into a versatile aquatic experience. Their current systems can be integrated into new pool construction or added to existing pools.
What We Install
Endless Pools Systems in Our Builds
Swim Current Systems
Endless Pools current systems generate a smooth, wide, adjustable current of water that lets you swim continuously in place. Unlike jet-based systems that produce a narrow, turbulent stream, Endless Pools uses a paddle-wheel design that creates a current across the full width of the swim lane — mimicking open-water swimming conditions.
Fitness & Therapy Applications
The adjustable current makes Endless Pools systems ideal for lap swimming, water aerobics, physical therapy, and rehabilitation. Athletes can train at competitive paces while recovering patients can walk or exercise against a gentle current. The speed is infinitely adjustable from a slow walking pace to a pace that challenges elite swimmers.
Compact Pool Integration
An Endless Pools current system can be built into a pool as small as 8 feet by 15 feet — a fraction of the space required for a traditional lap pool. We integrate these systems during new pool construction so the pool dimensions, plumbing, and electrical are optimized for the current system from the start. Retrofit installations into existing pools are also available.
Why Endless Pools
Why Prestige Installs Endless Pools
Not every backyard can fit a 60-foot lap pool. Endless Pools current systems give homeowners a real swimming experience in a fraction of the space. We integrate these systems during the design phase so plumbing, electrical, and pool dimensions are optimized for the current system from day one.
Common Questions
Swim Current FAQ
Most pools can accommodate a swim current system, but it works best when planned during construction. The pool needs adequate length for a swim lane (typically 12 to 15 feet minimum), proper depth, and electrical capacity for the current system motor. We evaluate existing pools on a case-by-case basis for retrofit installations.
Adjustable from a gentle wading current to a pace that challenges competitive swimmers. The Endless Pools system lets you dial in the exact speed you want — from a slow walk-against pace for therapy and rehab to a full sprint pace for competitive training. Most recreational swimmers find their sweet spot somewhere in the middle.
A swim current pool can be as small as 8 feet by 15 feet — significantly smaller than the 40- to 60-foot length required for a traditional lap pool. This makes swim-in-place systems ideal for smaller backyards, side yards, or indoor installations where space is limited but a real swimming experience is desired.
Ask About Swim-in-Place Systems
Whether you are building a new pool or want to add a swim current to an existing one, our team can help you explore Endless Pools options for your backyard.