Guest guest Posted February 21, 2006 Report Posted February 21, 2006 Our facility has two pools, one in-ground and one Swimex, both about 5000 gallons. There is considerable staff debate on air and water temp. Our in-the-pool patient population is generally middle age or older, a few athletes but not many strenuous workouts. Current water temp for both pools is 90 - 91 degrees. Air temp for the pool room and locker rooms is 80 degrees. List - What temperatures are you running and what rationale do you have for those settings? Although many may like the warm, cozy locker room, can the heat cause problems after a mild workout for our sedentary patients? Bruce Duncan, MSW Office Manager Thunder Bay Therapy & Sports Medicine Alpena, MI Quote
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