LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, April 1. RESEARCH has proven again and again that aquatic exercise is a benefit to everyone, particularly those with limited mobility. Pool lifts make this exercise possible for all. For over twenty years, Aquatic Access Inc. has designed and built water-powered lifts for pools, spas, therapy tubs, boats, docks, swim-spas, and above-ground pools. These lifts provide access to activities in the water for everyone, including those who deal with physical challenges.<\/p>\n
Aquatic Access products are in use around the world in home and public pools, hot tubs and spas, hospitals and therapy centers, camps and parks, hotels and fitness centers; even on cruise ships. They are frequently featured in renovations by Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, whenever safe, reliable access to pools and spas is needed. The company has recently expanded its product line to provide pool access for larger individuals and the clinically obese. For many of these people, the pool is the only place where they can exercise without impact that can damage joints. With an Aquatic Access lift in place, stairs and ladders are no longer an obstacle to beneficial water workouts.<\/p>\n
Aquatic Access offers a wide and economical variety of portable and stationary lift products that meet all of the ADAAG recommendations, the California Building Code requirements and requirements of all American states that require access to public swimming pools for the disabled. All Aquatic Access lifts are powered by the safe, environmentally friendly and readily available power of flowing water. These lifts are always charged and ready for action. No electricity is required, and there is never a concern about charging or replacing expensive batteries. Each Aquatic Access lift is tailored to fit the pool where it is to be used and includes all components necessary for installation in its base price. This makes them the most economical ADA-compliant lift available on the market. For full information, visit AquaticAccess.com or call 800-325-5438.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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