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Murray Case Sells Swim Complex
1701 Asp Avenue, Norman, Oklahoma 73072
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About the Murray Case Sells Swim Complex
The Murray Case Sells Swim Complex, located at 1701 Asp Avenue in Norman, Oklahoma, offers a variety of aquatic activities for people of all ages and backgrounds. Unfortunately, the complex is currently closed due to a boiler issue, with all activities and classes canceled until further notice.
The indoor facility features an eight-lane 25-yard lap pool with a 13-foot diving well, while the outdoor facility boasts an Olympic-size pool with a 13-foot diving well and two 1-meter springboards. Both pools offer a range of depths to accommodate different swimming abilities.
In addition to recreational swimming, the Murray Case Sells Swim Complex offers a variety of programs and classes for the community, including swim lessons, Aqua Zumba® classes, water aerobics, and lifeguard certification classes. The complex has a rich history, having been home to NCAA Division I collegiate swim teams before becoming the exclusive training facility for local high school and club swim teams.
For those interested in renting the facility for events or parties, information can be found on the Facility Rental/Use Information page or by emailing fitrec@ou.edu. Whether you're a beginner looking to improve your swimming skills or a fitness enthusiast seeking a new workout, the Murray Case Sells Swim Complex has something for everyone.
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1701 Asp Ave, Norman, OK 73072, United States
Opening hours of Murray Case Sells Swim Complex
Monday:
11:00 - 19:30
Tuesday:
11:00 - 19:30
Wednesday:
11:00 - 19:30
Thursday:
11:00 - 19:30
Friday:
11:00 - 19:30
Saturday:
13:00 - 18:00
Sunday:
13:00 - 18:00
Reviews of Murray Case Sells Swim Complex
"Nice pool but they need more fans and/or better circulation. I have COPD and have difficulty breathing between the heat and humidity. We go to see our granddaughter swim and we are very proud of our Sarah."
"The outdoor pool is nice. Clean. Not too much chorine. The lifeguards are nice too. Except for one of them. a dude. Many years ago there was a horrible accident with tons of chlorine being released at the wrong time ,sending all swimmers to the hospital. A law suit happened..but I think things are running smoothly now. Seems like the computers and stuff are working well."
"The employees are polite, but could use more training to keep the facility running if something out of the ordinary happens. Today, some pool feature wasn't working and they closed the pool because they didn't know how to fix it and needed to wait for another employee, to come and fix it. The lack of training is wasteful towards other people's time."
"The only reason I am giving this place two stars is because the people who run it are nice and try to do the best with what they have. I have enjoyed my time swimming here as a student. With that being said, the facility is incredibly worn down and outdated. The 1,200 student D3 school I transferred from had better aquatic facilities. The fact that a flagship state university doesn't have a proper natatorium baffles me. The university should feel shame presenting this as its only aquatic facility. As far as the people complaining in previous reviews that they couldn't use pool toys and that the water was cold, this state has about a thousand family fun splashpad type pools and very few set up for actual training. Go to one of those. If OU wants to be competitive with SEC facilities when they move, this is definitely a place they need to demolish and start over with. If OU needs inspiration for what a college facility should look like, they should look at other sec/ big 12 schools like Texas A&M, Kentucky, West Virginia, Texas, Georgia, etc. And yes, I am aware that these schools all have D1 swim/ dive programs, and there is no reason why OU shouldn’t also. We will be one of only three schools in the sec without a d1 swim program the others being ole miss and Mississippi state. Is that really the company we want to be with?"
"Great pool. Not crowded. Clean and not too much chlorine. Great place to do laps."
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