It's very similar to a pool. But it's not filled with water. People go in and pretend swimming. They "air-swim".
It's the size of a pool. Any pool. It can be as big as an olympic one. Or as small as the cheap plastic one you buy for kids in the summer.
Say it's a regular one, 25x12.5m.
You dig a hole.
"With a shovel?"
No not with a shovel. You need a machine to do it. It's a big hole.
"But if I have plenty of free time, I could dig it with a shovel"
Yes, if you had plenty of free time but it's not the point, the point is... the point is... who are you anyway, how did you get in?
"The door was open"
Oh.
So once your pool is digged, it is very important you remember not to fill it with water. It may seem obvious, but most of the people, once they're done with digging, they just rush for the hose and fill the pool like there's no tomorrow. Believe me. You see crazy things in this business. Anyway, you take a deep breath, control yourself, and watch the empty hole.
It's now time to cushion the bottom and the sides of the pool. I recomment 12" coconut fiber futons for the cushioning.
Once the volume is carefully cushioned, you are ready for some good air-swimming time. Jump in you air-swim-suit and enjoy.
We also have an air-scuba-diving and an air-snorkeling project on their way. They should be released next month. We have to do a few more tests to meet the European Commission Recreation and Safety Board requirements.
We are also currently working on a 3 meter air-diving prototype. So far we have lost 1 test diver and injured 4. As of today we can't say we will be able to solve all the remaining problems in a close futur.
