Pool Rules
At the pool, the use of floatation devices larger than 1.07 meters is prohibited, as is jumping from the edge, jumping onto mats or people from within the pool, and diving headfirst. These restrictions are in place to ensure the safety of all swimmers, especially in areas where the depth is not sufficient.
Reasons for these restrictions:
Floatation devices:
The use of large floaters can obstruct movement in the water and pose risks in emergency situations.
Jumping and diving headfirst:
These actions can be dangerous, especially in shallow areas, and may cause cervical injuries or drowning.
Safety:
Pool regulations are designed to prevent accidents and ensure a safe swimming environment.
