I have been swimming outdoors local Y. This week they installed their annual swim "bubble" "aqua dome" over the pool for winter swimming.
The swim bubble blows air in to keep the bubble inflated. Not sure about exchange rate/ventilation otherwise. Much smaller area of air volume over the pool compared to standard indoor pool.
The other local Y is standard indoor 6 lane pool, high ceiling, about 6 feet base tile all around. Haven't checked it yet, but in the past, they did open 2 end doors for outside air to come in.
Both pools are swim by appointment, 1 person per lane. I don't use the locker rooms. Temperature checks at the front. Masks required. Supply own towels.
Any thoughts if one would be more COVID safe versus the other?
Thanks!
The swim bubble blows air in to keep the bubble inflated. Not sure about exchange rate/ventilation otherwise. Much smaller area of air volume over the pool compared to standard indoor pool.
The other local Y is standard indoor 6 lane pool, high ceiling, about 6 feet base tile all around. Haven't checked it yet, but in the past, they did open 2 end doors for outside air to come in.
Both pools are swim by appointment, 1 person per lane. I don't use the locker rooms. Temperature checks at the front. Masks required. Supply own towels.
Any thoughts if one would be more COVID safe versus the other?
Thanks!