Triathlon Training & Swim Training with Endless Pools
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Triathletes have always seen the benefits of training efficiently, effectively, at their own pace and on their own time. Endless Pool Swimming Machines realizes those benefits and more! Endless Pools, Inc. offers a variety of products for all needs and budgets to solve this problem. From our Original Endless Pool® that you may already be familiar with to the new Fastlane Pool™.
"The Endless Pool allows you to train for a triathlon more efficiently. You have a very long triathlon to get through, and the swimming portion is the first hour or so of that. If you can swim with ease, with a more efficient stroke, you’re going to save energy for the bike and run portion of your race."
~Ironman, Lansdale, PA
Swimming in an Endless Pool is like swimming in open water – no turns, no shared lanes, no stopping. By eliminating turns you get a better understanding of your true open water endurance. What’s more, by training in an Endless Pool, you’ll have the resources to do an entire triathlon in your neighborhood—you can even practice transitions at home!
The currents produced by an Endless Pool product is far superior to currents produced by other “jetted” swim spa systems. The water flow from the swim unit is wider than your body and deeper than your stroke creating a smooth, comfortable, river-like current for the swimmer to swim against. And since the current speed is adjustable, Endless Pool products are perfect for the beginner to the most competitive swimmer and everyone in between.
The standard 5 hp hydraulic Power Unit produces a top speed equivalent to a 52-minute Ironman pace. Our optional 6 hp Hi-Performance current reduces that time to 43 minutes. So unless you plan on breaking the record at Kona, you’ll have more than enough horsepower.
"My (Endless Pool Swimming Machine) makes my swim WAY TOO FAST! I used to come out of the water in tri’s deep in the pack, just happy I did not drown. In yesterday’s race (my first of the season), I came out of the water in 17th place. Those guys up front are fast on the bike and run…. Now I need to bike more and run more."
~Frank E., Fastlane Owner and Age Grouper
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