how deep is the pool for wipeout?

I wouldn't recommend it. The above is a good start but isn't complete. Pools have stress working evenly in-to-out all the way around, with most of the weight at the bottom, and basements have stress working down from the edge where it was designed to carry walls. Pools have completely different ...

I'd say for the big balls get some reebok gym balls and put them on the round stands, for the sweeper just get someone to spin a rope round and round, and just use anything for anything- if you have some wood, make plank in the face. Oh yea, and for the motivator (the hammer at the top of the balls ...

In order to determine that, you need to use a simple formula: Length x Width x Average Depth x Multiplier. If your pool is rectangular, square, or free form, your multiplier will be 7.5. If it is round or oval your multiplier is 5.9. If you have an oval 16 x 32 above ground pool that is 4 ft deep ...

You'd seriously have to ask an expert that. Like, whoever might put the cover in. It may be possible to build a custom cover, but only the people that make and install them could really tell you after looking at your pool.

An indoor pool is going to be much more expensive to install and maintain. That is why you don't often see them at private homes. A much cheaper option would be to install a pool heater at your outdoor pool so that the water is heated year round.

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