There is no arguing the fact that the most consistant source of income for swimming facilities is from swim teams and swim lessons. Cris Moler of Parks & Recreation magazine states that, "Believe me, we have heard it all. But the reality is a well-organized competitive swim program can impact your bottom line in positive nature and provide a host of other benefits to your aquatic program." These competitive teams provide a steady income for pools by using lanes that may go unused otherwise. Most teams practice 11 months a year, and pools charge approximatly $4.00 to $10.00 per lane per hour. These costs can add up quicly with the use of multiple lanes for several hours. These fees come in on a regular basis, and are even boosted if meets or events are held at the pool.
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