I Am Not 80 Yet, but Among These 80-Year-Olds Is Where I Like to Be In this locker room, the arc of fitness is long.
NYC’s Tougher Lifeguard Rules May Help Fuel a Shortage The city requires its pool lifeguards to meet standards similar to those set for ocean lifeguards, beyond what the state sets.
Too Many New Yorkers Can’t Swim. It’s Time to Change That. New York City is letting down its residents by nixing swimming lessons.
‘Swimming Wasn’t for Us’: Philadelphia Pool Club Tries to Close Racial Gap The nation’s first Black-owned pool club aims to teach hundreds of children to swim this summer, helping to close a dangerous racial gap in the process.
What Do Luxury Rooftop Pools (for $150 a Day) Say About New York City? Pools were once the great social unifier of New York. The current vogue for high-priced day passes at rooftop hotel pools changes the equation.