Olympic Swimming Pools
Olympic swimming pools are swimming pools designed in accordance with the standards of the International Swimming Federation (FINA), which can be used for training purposes by individuals interested in swimming and are suitable for Olympic swimming and water sports competitions. There are two types of Olympic swimming pools, full Olympic and Semi-Olympic.
It is possible to find two types of Olympic pools, indoor and outdoor. However, indoor pools are most commonly used. For this reason, it is recommended that the destination is not directly sunded and not exposed to sunlight in a way that disturbs the athlete.
Full Olympic Swimming Pools
Full Olympic swimming pools are the preferred Olympic swimming pools for swimming sports competitions organized using 8 lanes (long lanes).
It measures 50 meters wide, 25 meters in length and 2 meters in depth. At most there is a requirement that wide should not be less than 21 meters. The pool temperature is 25°C - 27°C.
Semi-Olympic Swimming Pools
Semi-Olympic swimming pools are the preferred Olympic swimming pools for 5-lane (short course) competitions." For this reason, it is also called Short Lane Pools.
It measures 16 meters wide, 25 meters in length and 2 meters in depth. The pool temperature is 25°C -27°C. The depth size can be increased/reduced to make it suitable for other competitions.
