The TRUTH about Swimming with Endless Pools®

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I'm not sure you can really call this the 'TRUTH' when the manufacturer is paying you to say it. EP's are great, but this is just an advert and should be described as one.

I have had mine for ten years and have enjoyed it along with my whole family. The service department has been unhelpful and condescending. On several points their attitude has made me wish I never go this product.

Endless Pool as a company should target urban fitness centers and create gyms dedicated to many endless pools that can be individually booked for slots of time. I live in NYC and swimming is the only cardio I can do due to a back injury. The largest hurdle to swimming is how overcrowded and unpleasant the swimming experience is. These available NYC gym pools are small and some with only 3 lanes. Even the large YMCA pools have 6 lanes, but can be jammed with 5 people sharing each lane and it's an absolute nightmare. I can imagine a profitable business model with 30 of these set up on one room, booked by the hour on an app. And I would GLADLY pay $40 or $50 per session if it meant I could swim at my own pace and not be constantly analyzing my surroundings to not get kicked in the head. WHY DOES THIS NOT EXIST

I have had my endless pool for 2 years. I have just had 2 hips replaced and a wrist. This was the best thing ever, yes it was expensive. I need it to prevent more debilitating damage on my body. I would pay for it again, it has changed my life!

Fortunately I have one. I'm 60 now. I swim about 2Kms a day, all interval training. The only drawback is I'm now useless at tumble turns!

I love the idea of a cardio work in privacy choosing my own speed and setting my own goals with out being looked on .

I got my entry level EP back in 2019, with a speed of 1:40 per 100, could only swim 8 mins straight , was tough , now over 500 swims later , 30 mins or 1hr is easier than swimming long in a pool , pool is short quicker swims , and use Vasa Ergo for strength . So mixing the 3 really helps , not so much to swim as a fast swimmer, but a strong triathlete at age 65 . Plus being in Florida with mind on a covered porch , no hot sun on my back .

"$17,000-$40,000 depending on the model you choose and installation costs" I think my gym with pool membership is still cheaper at less than $1000 per year. Would love to have this in my house in the Minnesota winter but the cost is too much for me. Maybe someday I can afford it. Looks pretty cool.

Is there a model with hair and used bandaids in the water, so I can feel like I’m at the Y?

I’ve given all the regulars at my local pool nicknames. I’d miss that!! 😆

Try to swim not against, but the current with you 😂. Good exercise for flip turns...

My Poor's man version is to look for a suitable Creek for swimming. Then look for a big boulder. Then wait for a sunny day to avoid suddenly changes on water level. Then start swimming behind the boulder and in the section at the edge of said boulder when Bernoulli effect increases stream speed. If you get tired just go back behind the boulder...

The TRUTH about swimming in endless pools, sponsored by endless pools

I want one for Christmas. Would be awesome to have one of these and swim everyday

It's much better than having a luxury car.. love it :D

I am lucky my gym has a large pool with 5 divided lanes each with its own endless pool Fastlane with pace clock I try to use one 4 days a week. I use bone conduction headphones to listen to music while I swim. My speed is slowly increasing. The disappointing thing is the pace clock is not calibrated unless you have an elite pool. There are definitely differences between lanes. The other issue is adjusting a lane resets the 30 minute timer on all the other lanes. It does not affect the settings only the timer. There are things endless pools could do to improve their products.

I’ve been lucky to use this product. Not mentioned are the negatives, the noise and ability to instantaneous adjust speed without stopping.

@myswimpro Thank you for the video, can you please create a video training in the EP? In a regular pool, you'd do sets of let's say 8x100, how do you measure and keep track while training in EP? What technology do you suggest? Apple watch? Smart goggles?

Looks cool! It'd be awesome if CC was turned on so I can find out more. :) Not sure why this video doesn't have that option like your previous videos?