This paper studies members of the National Taiwa Normal University (NTNU) swimming pool with the aim of understanding information sources, usage patterns among swimmers, motives, factors considered before joining, and evaluation of pool facilities and staff attitudes. For the purposes of this study,question naires were distributed to 345 members of the NTNU swimming pool, including NTNU students and faculty (including retired and part-time faculty), the children and spouses of NTNU and NTNU Senior High School faculty, NTNU alumni, and persons unaffiliated with the university. Completed questionnaires were collected, tabulated, and submitted to statistical analysis, with the following results: 1. Information Sources and Patterns of Usage among Swimmers The primary way in which members learned about the pool was through printed materials such as banners and posters placed around campus (38.26%). Most members used the pool facilities alone (66.38%). 88.41% of the respondents said that the campus pool was the primary place they went swimming. Most of the persons polled said that they made use of the facilities almost every day (36.52%). Evening (6:30-9:00) was cited by 65.8% of the respondents as the best time for swimming. 2. Motives The most frequently mentioned motives were, by order of frequency, "keep in shape", "develop a lifelong recreational past-time", "relax/improve alertness". 3. Factors Considered when Seclecting Pool The top three factors for choosing the NTNU pool were that it was heated, it had clean water, and it was close to home. 4. Overall Evaluation of Pool Facilities 76.24% of the members were satisfied, followed by 16.12% who were reasonably satisfied and 7.54% who were unsatisfied. 5. Overall Evaluation of Pool Staff Attitude 82.90% of the respondents were satisfied, while 13.04% were reasonably satisfied and 4.06% were unsatisfied. From the above two categories we can see that NTNU pool members show a high level of satisfaction with regard to pool facilities and staff attitudse.