The Endless Pool: featured on wpvi.com

St. Davids, PA: July 9, 2001--Do you ever feel like you're moving and moving, but never get anywhere? That's the idea behind a product a Delaware County company invented. You put a high-tech pool in a small space, and while you swim, the water moves but you don't.

Up on the roof of the garage, a little pool goes a long way. That's because it's an Endless Pool, built to fit in a small space. With five young kids at home, Jennie O'Neill likes it that way.

The swimming pool does come with an easy-to-use cover, but it's main feature is its current. A motorized system creates a flow of water so you swim against it. Some say it's like a swimmer's treadmill.

Tri-athletes who swim in open water say there's nothing like it for training. Action News' Cecily Tynan tried it, and she says it gives you a great workout in very little space.

The walls of the pool are designed to absorb the wave energy so there are no cross-currents.

But you can do more than just swim in an Endless Pool. Many owners build a whole exercise routine.

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