ENDLESS POOL Meaning and
Definition
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An endless pool is a term used to describe a customized swimming pool that provides a continuous, unending swimming experience, regardless of the pool's actual size. It is a compact pool typically designed for personal or residential use, characterized by a powerful water flow created artificially to generate a continuous current against which one can swim. This feature allows swimmers to swim in place and receive a constant resistance, simulating a never-ending lap pool experience.
The endless pool typically consists of a rectangular pool structure, often smaller than a traditional swimming pool, fitted with a series of strategically placed jets or propellers that propel water against the swimmer. These jets or propellers create a constant current flow strong enough to provide resistance for swimming yet adjustable according to the swimmer's preference or ability.
Endless pools are highly versatile and can be used for a variety of purposes beyond swimming for exercise or relaxation. They are commonly utilized for aquatic therapy, rehabilitation exercises, and even for resistance training for athletes. Due to their compact size and ability to be installed indoors or outdoors, they offer a convenient and comprehensive way to enjoy swimming an infinite distance in a limited space, making them a favored choice for fitness enthusiasts, families, and individuals seeking a swimming experience without the confinements of a standard pool.
Common Misspellings for ENDLESS POOL
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Etymology of ENDLESS POOL
The word "endless pool" is a combination of the adjective "endless" and the noun "pool".
The adjective "endless" is derived from the Old English word "endeleas", which further evolved from the Proto-Germanic word "and-lauhaz". It is a compound of "and" meaning "without" or "outside of", and "lauhaz" meaning "end". Thus, "endless" originally referred to something lacking a visible or definite endpoint.
The noun "pool" has its origins in the Old English word "pōl", which shares the same Germanic roots as the Dutch word "poel" and the German word "Pfuhl". It originally meant a small body of still water, generally confined to a natural depression.
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