Have fun with Swimeo
Place of adventures
The Swimeo water current is not only for swimming. It also allows you to have a great time in your pool! With a flow rate ranging from 250 to 400 m3 per hour and multiple speeds, it’s easy to have fun with the Swimeo swim turbine. You can push the limits of your pool and turn it into your place of adventure and freedom.
Whether alone or with family, using the turbine in a more “recreational” mode allows you to vary your swimming routine and break away from traditional training. With a swim current, your aquatic experience takes on a whole new dimension, offering you an infinite aquatic playground.
Listen to your desires and enjoy as many activities as you want, from serious swim training to paddling against the water current!
Float on the water
Take advantage of the current generated by the turbine for a paddleboard, canoe, or kayak session. Position yourself in front of the turbine and adjust the flow speed using the remote control or directly from your smartphone via the Swimeo app.
Tip
The continuity and power of the current generated by the turbine will help you improve your balance, ensuring you always stay facing the water flow.
Be the fastest
For a change from your daily workout, you can organize a competition with family or friends. Choose the current speed and challenge the turbine to see who can swim the fastest against the current.
The added bonus
Not only is it a fun time, but it’s also a great way to stimulate friendly competition and work on your endurance.
Let yourself drift
You can start your Swimeo at low or moderate speed and let your imagination run wild: turn your pool into a dance floor, organize a game of water polo, or set up skill games… The current adds a bit of challenge and brings variety to classic water activities. Once the energy fades, relax comfortably on a float and let yourself be carried by the current.
Some ideas
In addition to sharing a good time, it’s a great way to stimulate friendly competition and work on your endurance.
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