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We are building a house and want an indoor swimming pool. We want to build the enclosure ourselves.?
Has anyone done this themselves? Where did you get the plans? What are the best materials to use? We know that it is very important to deal with the humidity, we plan to have the enclosure separate from the house with just a passage to connect the buildings. We live in Minnesota and we plan on heating the water and the building with an outside wood burning stove. I have wanted a swimming pool for as long as I can remember and we want to be able to use it year round. The enclosures that you can buy and put together are just way too expensive. I am confident that if we had good instructions we could build it ourselves. Thanks!
I have worked in a few houses that had indoor pools, and concluded that i wouldn't want one. The chlorine smell throughout the home was overpowering in every case. As for the pool area itself, I only ever saw one that wasn't a disgusting mouldy mess. That one was in a concrete block building with redwood interior, had super-duper specialized power ventilation running in the winter, and gas heaters like I had never seen before. The doors were bronze (THAT won't warp).
It was obvious that no expense had been spared to make this enclosure. It was at the home of a guy who played for the NY Knicks at the time.
The worst I saw was in a forclosed home where the electricity had been turned off. The interior walls of the entire house were so covered with black mould we needed respirators to enter. It was eventually torn down.
I think that an indoor pool is tremendously expensive to build and operate if it is to be sucessful.
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Swimming for Exercise (Paperback) $18.27 A practical guide to swimming for fitness and for enjoyment.Swimming offers a low-impact cardio workout as well as great resistance training. Swimming for Exercise is a practical and fully illustrated handbook that deals with all aspects of swimming as a fitness discipline. Former Olympian Greg Whyte helps non-swimmers, novice swimmers and experienced swimmers maximize the fitness benefits of their time in the water, improving their health and well-being.The book covers the four major swimming strokes -- front crawl, breaststroke, backstroke and butterfly -- explaining how proper form helps swimmers exercise more efficiently. Whyte describes how to structure a workout to keep it varied and exciting, and he provides complete training programs for beginner, intermediate and advanced swimmers.Topics covered include:The benefits of swimming and how to get startedGuidance on stroke technique and breathingStructuring and monitoring swimming sessionsDiving and flip turnsOpen-water swimmingLand training for strength and enduranceThe importance of diet and hydrationStaying motivated and having funSwimming for Exercise provides expert instruction and offers new challenges and inspiration for those who want to improve their swimming skills, those who want to take up the sport for exercise and those who already swim regularly. |
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