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Swim School Helping adults overcome a lifelong fear of the water requires as much attention to comfort and confidence-building as it does to skills development.
Modest Proposals Accommodating the recreation needs of Muslims is especially challenging to public aquatics providers.
Muslim Women Learn to Swim Community raises money for a retractable shade system at local aquatics center
Dog Pounds Members of a fitness center in Boca Raton, Fla., lose weight to help a local animal shelter.
Student Activity Club A high school P.E. class gets a no-pressure introduction to Gold’s Gym.
Interview with Angelo State University Athletic Director Kathleen Brasfield Brasfield discusses the success of Division II athletics programs.
Stunted Growth Despite persistent challenges, a half-dozen schools attempt to lift competitive cheer to prestigious heights.
Healthy Relationships More schools are realizing that student health and student recreation can be compatible cohabitants under one campus-wellness roof.
Who's Got the Keys? A parade of off-season DUI offenses has schools seeking new ways to combat student-athlete alcohol abuse.
Hockey Night in Florida A weekly 18-team event helped the sport gain traction at the high school level.
Uniform Rules Prep swimming moves forward following the ban of controversial high-tech suits.
Pulling No Punches Students at two high schools get their kicks from mixed martial arts programs.
Games On Organizers of State Games competitions battle through the worst of the economic downturn.
Solid Relationships While creating quality ice, volunteer outdoor rink maintenance programs can also create quality communities.
Driving Forces Mobile units provide a relatively affordable way to benefit huge numbers of recreation-starved kids.
Mission Specific Tweaks and new initiatives change what it means to be fit in the armed forces.
Reinforcements Even in wartime, individual soldiers and entire units are available to bolster various community service projects.
Deployment Agency A new $31 million initiative funds YMCA memberships for families of National Guardmembers and Reservists.
Surround and Conquer An Iowa health club becomes locally dominant by being locally omnipresent.
Core Rhythms: The Latest Group Exercise Alternative A workout utilizing ballroom dance moves heats up as a group exercise alternative.
Playing the Fields Where public agencies have struggled to meet demand for recreational green space, for-profit sportsplex entrepreneurs eagerly fill the void.
Judgment Day Local YMCAs enjoy operational autonomy, but the national Y ultimately determines financial viability.
Competitive Spirit When outsourcing fitness operations, Jewish Community Centers must reconcile their nonprofit mission with marketplace viability.
Illogical Deduction A tax exemption offered to Ohio's nonprofit fitness centers draws fire from just about everybody.
A Decade of Excellence Forty-seven groups from around the world have been honored with the Excellence in Youth Sports Award.
NAYS — A Decade of Excellence Forty-seven groups from around the world have been honored with the Excellence in Youth Sports Award.
A Decade of Excellence — Andrews Air Force Base Youth Sports Two types of coaches, traditional and "honorary," help make these programs successful.
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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