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General Rules
- Use of the pools and facilities is at your own risk. The Club is not responsible for loss or damage to personal property.
- Lost and found items not claimed within three days will be disposed of at management's discretion.
- Members will be charged for any damage to Club property. If caused by a minor, the parent will be charged.
- No running, pushing, wrestling, ball playing, or undue disturbance is allowed near the clubhouse entrance, pool aprons, upper terrace, or snack bar area.
- Running or jogging is strictly prohibited throughout the pool facility, especially on the pool decks.
- Glass containers are not permitted. Food and refreshments must be consumed in designated areas. No food on the pool apron or in locker rooms. Alcoholic beverages are allowed only in the picnic area unless during Club adult social activities.
- No smoking on Club property.
- Dispose of trash in the provided containers.
- Tables near the snack bar are for snack bar patrons. Use the picnic area for your own lunches.
- No chairs or chaise lounges are permitted on the pool decks other than for lifeguard or staff use.
- Do not drive umbrella stakes into the lawns.
- No skateboards, “super-shooters,” or water guns are allowed on Club premises.
- No animals are allowed within the Club premises.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- All persons, including club members, must identify themselves to the checker at the entrance gate before entering the Club grounds.
- Children under twelve must be accompanied by a parent, non-member babysitter, or responsible member to be on Club grounds or use facilities.
- Persons suspected of being under the influence of drugs or alcohol will be prohibited from entering the pool and may be removed from the facility.
- Bicycle riders must walk their bicycles to the parking stalls and place them there. If the stalls are full, bicycles should be parked adjacent to the stalls. Bicycles left on the ground or outside the designated area will be removed at the owner's risk.
- No loitering, congregating, or visiting is allowed in the entrance, checker’s room, or Manager’s office.
Pool Usage Rules
- Soap showers are required after any strenuous exercise before entering the pool (State Board of Health Regulation).
- Admission to the pools is refused to anyone with skin disease, sore or inflamed eyes, colds, nasal or ear discharges, communicable diseases, open blisters, cuts, or bandages.
- Only regular bathing suits are allowed; no “cutoffs,” Bermuda shorts, or gym shorts.
- Responsible adults may wear eye or sunglasses (with plastic lenses) while wading.
- Do not talk to lifeguards while they are on duty.
- The kiddie pool is for children six and under, who must be under adult supervision. It will be closed during home swim meets and practices.
- Children in diapers, plastic pants, and those under 3 years old are not allowed in the main pool.
- Children in swim diapers are allowed in the intermediate pool.
- Children twelve and under must pass a swimming test to use the main and intermediate pools unaccompanied. Retesting and potential band loss may be required. Unauthorized use of bands will result in disciplinary action. Retesting is required if a child fails the test.
- Responsible individuals must be completely in the pool when accompanying unbanded swimmers in the main pool and have at least one foot in the water in the intermediate pool.
- To use the diving well or diving board, a child must have an advanced band or be 13 or older. The three-meter board has a height requirement. Parental accompaniment is not a substitute for these requirements.
- Diving and jumping are only permitted at the main pool’s five-foot end wall or in the designated diving well.
- No back dives or “sailor dives” (forward dives without arms extended) are allowed from the edge of the main pool.
- Only one person is allowed on the diving boards at a time. All dives must be in line with the boards, and bouncing is prohibited.
- No floating toys, snorkels, or goggles with non-plastic lenses are allowed in the main or intermediate pools.
- Spitting, nose blowing, roughness, expectoration of water, rowdiness, spouting water, excessive splashing, or other unsafe conduct is not allowed.
- Report accidents, cuts, bruises, or injuries to the manager on duty.
- If an “accident” occurs in the pool, it will be closed until the water is deemed sanitary and safe by the manager on duty.
- All pools must be vacated during an electrical storm.
The Club reserves the right to revise or add rules at any time. Additional rules may apply to the tennis court area.
Violations of these rules may result in disciplinary action.
Green-Fields Swim Club Band Testing
Testing Explanation
Testing Explanation
Testing Explanation
Green-Fields Swim Club use “Bands” as a way to identify a club member’s or guest’s swimming ability.
Our lifeguards use the band to make sure all swimmers are in the appropriate swimming area. We use the “Bands” to keep our members safe.
Only one band will be worn as earned. The Manager, Assistant Manager, or their designee may replace lost bands for a $1 charge.
Black Band
Testing Explanation
Testing Explanation
The Black Band test consists of swimming one length of the main pool in a freestyle stroke with arms recovering over the water and demonstrating the correct breathing methods plus treading water for one minute.
Note: Black banded swimmers are not permitted in the diving area.
Green Band
Testing Explanation
Guest Bands
The Green Band test consists of swimming two lengths of the main pool in a freestyle stroke with arms recovering over the water and demonstrating the correct breathing methods plus treading water for three minutes.
Note: Green banded swimmers must also meet a height requirement to use the high dive.
Guest Bands
Testing Explanation
Guest Bands
All Guests that are under the age of 12, regardless of band skills completed from another swim club, must pass and perform requirements of Green-Fields Swim Club band colors tests to be allowed to swim in specific aquatic areas of our club.