What is the maximum depth for the Beginner area?

The maximum depth for the Beginner area is one where learners can feel secure and supported as they are developing their swimming skills. The correct depth, being just over the head, allows for a safe environment where beginning swimmers can practice floating, treading water, and basic strokes while still being supervised effectively. This depth encourages confidence and learning, as swimmers will not be overwhelmed by more challenging depths.

In contrast, options like waist to chest-deep would not provide the necessary experience for beginners who are ready to practice skills that involve deeper water. Shoulder depth, while still potentially supportive, might not give the same experience as deeper water for those refining their buoyancy and swimming techniques. The four feet option could be too shallow for some practices and wouldn't align with offering a full immersion experience for developing skills.