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The Red Carpet Treatment Eastern Washington University prepares for a red synthetic turf.
Infill We Trust A New York study claims recycled crumb rubber in synthetic turf poses no threat, but the EPA has yet to weigh in.
Finish Lines New environmental regulations and more sophisticated polymer formulations have combined to change the gym floor coating game.
Pinnacle Achievements Climbing wall companies' latest work reflects an already innovative industry reaching for even greater heights.
The Older and the New A range of products have emerged to meet the many and diverse needs of older adult exercisers.
Meet the Experts: Used Equipment Ready to buy or sell used fitness equipment? Find out what suppliers have to say about how they acquire used equipment, and what the pieces go through before being offered for sale again.
Calming Influence Ongoing research is lending support to the long-held notion that warm-water immersion does a body good.
Sun Up Utilities, manufacturers and government entities are putting solar heat within easier reach of pool operators.
Design Details: Above the Water A suspended ceiling hides unsightly and dusty tangles of ductwork, trusses and light fixtures.
The Sharper Image High-definition video technology is enhancing the sports spectator experience on a grand scale.
The Unforgiving Hard-as-concrete vinyl composition tile still exists in gymnasiums and rec centers, but a proposed new ASTM standard could change that.
Buying Time High-tech upgrades to aging spectator facilities are essential to their survival in a competitive marketplace.
Bench Support Ground-level cubbies add a touch of class to this high-end locker room.
Changing Times Space-planning in and around team locker rooms in multiuse facilities has entered a new era.
Dryer Learning New technologies can help maximize laundry efficiency by eliminating the human element from the drying process.
Interview with Jan Johnson, pole vaulting safety advocate A former world-class vaulter suggests improvements to the landing area.
Impeccable Timing Technological advances have allowed for racing events that are all but devoid of human error.
One On One: Ward Dill Ward Dill takes a swing at developing a new kind of wood baseball bat — one that is nearly unbreakable.
Q: I'm very interested in owning my own Sports Facility, I have no previous experience other than being a member to a local gym. I would like to know what steps do I need to follow in order to operate and own? Also what resources would I need to keep it running. I will like to focus on all around fitness and specialize with football, basketball, track and soccer training. I would like to make this happen in two to three years. I want a family filled facility that will bring a community together and local athletes to be trained for their next level. I'm not in this field but I do have the passion for health and wellness as well as giving back to the community. Thank you for your time and hope to hear from you.
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