Emily AttwoodRec CenterFamily Suing YMCA Over Son's Climbing Wall InjuryClimbing wall injury caused by improperly secured harness leads to lawsuit against YMCAJuly 21, 2015Locker RoomTips to Increase the Eco-Efficiency of an Athletic Laundry FacilityHow to increase the eco-efficiency of an athletic laundry facility.July 16, 2015MarketingBlog: Women’s Soccer and Return on InvestmentIn the days after the U.S. Women’s soccer team’s World Cup win, we’ve heard a lot of back and forth over the issue of how much the players were paid. The women’s team received a record-setting $2 million for their win… record-setting for women, that is. Last year, the German men’s team earned $35 million for its World Cup win.July 8, 2015ProgrammingBreak Point: College Tennis Tries to RallyThose in college tennis are trying to increase attention and excitement for the game.June 25, 2015ProgrammingA Response to Critics of Soaring College Rec Spending“LSU Faces Dramatic Budget Cuts While It Builds An Expensive Lounging Pool” This was the headline of an article that appeared in The Huffington Post this past May criticizing Louisiana State University’s spending of $84.75 million on an overhaul of its recreation facilities despite a threatened $55.5 million funding cut from the state.June 18, 2015Rec CenterNew Projects: Foley Sports Tourism Complex | IU NatatoriumNew construction projects and grand openings.June 17, 2015Rec CenterThe Market for Public Recreation Projects Is ReboundingAfter years of stagnancy, the market for public recreation construction is stronger than ever.June 16, 2015FacilitiesWisconsin's Building BlogIn March 2014, students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison approved a $223 million referendum to overhaul the campus recreation facilities, badly in need of improvement. The school’s current facilities are outdated, overcrowded and behind national standards for amount of fitness space per student. UW-Madison sits behind its peer institutions in the Big Ten, despite the overwhelming amount of students who participate in its programs and facilities each year. Since March 2014, the recreation program has been busy planning, fundraising, vetting architects and much more. Alex Peirce, UW-Madison Rec Sports Coordinator of Marketing and Communications, offers an inside look at the process of coordinating such a monumental planning effort.Read more about their experiences navigating the process:June 15, 2015FitnessHow Lighting Changes the Group Fitness EnvironmentFrom candlelit to choreographed, the right lighting design can enhance a group exercise room.May 26, 2015ProgrammingAthletes Must Pass Phys. Ed. Under School’s New StandardsThe Wareham, Mass., School District approved a proposal earlier this week to change the high school policy addendum to include stricter academic standards for athletes.May 21, 2015Previous PagePage 10 of 60Next PageTop StoriesLegalSCOTUS Takes Up Case on Transgender Athletes Joining Female TeamsThe announcement comes just one week after the court's conservative majority upheld Tennessee’s ban on...OperationsUniversity of Kansas First to Partner With MMTH on Student-Athlete, Facilities InvestmentsMedia & TechnologyTexas Partners With Learfield on Unified Longhorns NIL AgencyOperationsHigh School Officials Fought Release of Settlement Record in Football Team Hazing LawsuitSponsored ContentDynaDome Transforms Outdoor Pool Into Year-Round Paradise
