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Watch: Tour the Erie Sports Center

Pennsylvania's newest sporting event venue, the Erie Sports Center, includes a full-sized, FIFA-accredited turf field installed under a four-season dome. The facility provides athletes with a safe playing surface for year-round use. The 61,000 square

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Watch: Davidson College's Plans for a New Athletics Training Facility

Davidson College athletes and coaches discuss recently announced plans for a new athletics training facility on campus.

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New Projects: Klekamp Family Training Center | OSU Gymnastics Practice Facility

Xavier University recently held a ceremonial groundbreaking for the Klekamp Family Training Center. The $10 million facility will be attached to the existing Cintas Center, and feature a second practice gym for the school's basketball and volleyball programs, enhancing scheduling flexibility. The project will also feature additional spaces for conditioning. Xavier plans to complete the project by summer of 2022.

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Safety & Security

How Policy, PPE Slow COVID-19 Spread

"This isn't the first time we've made significant adjustments in how we operate," says Larry Naifeh, executive associate athletics director at the University of Oklahoma, of his department's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. While adjustments need to be

Masked fans at Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium [Photo courtesy of Travis Caperton, University of Oklahoma]

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How Will College Athletics Reopen Facilities for Competition?

As the world of college athletics looks toward the future, the only certainties are that nothing is certain and that getting back on the field and court will be a long and complex process. In a May 1 press release, NCAA chief medical officer Brian Hainlin

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Designing Spaces to Deliver Optimum Athlete Fueling

Kayla Martin used to fuel up for Penn State University track and cross-country meets by consuming packets of honey she gathered from local restaurants. She'd counter her tendency to cramp with what she calls "savory oats" — that is, oatmeal laced with sim

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How Agape Tennis Academy Is Planning for Growing Its Business

From its inception, the Agape Tennis Academy in Decatur, Ga., has been a labor of love for founder Amy Pazahanick. As a former player, she was team MVP at Division I Coastal Carolina University and competed in the 2007 NCAA Championship. She's carried tha

Agape Tennis Academy staff pose for a photo at DeKalb Tennis Center. [Photos courtesy of Agape Tennis Academy]

Safety & Security

How Concussion Legislation is Failing Young Athletes

For many Americans, the reality of the danger caused by concussions in football began with the PBS Frontline documentary "League of Denial," or the book by Mark Fainaru-Wada and Steve Fainaru that inspired it. Perhaps it was the movie "Concussion" starrin

Incorporating Recovery Equipment, Services in Your Health Club

These days, gym-goers put themselves through intense workouts. Whether it's routines such as CrossFit, high-energy group fitness classes or HIIT, today's fitness consumers are asking more from their bodies — and in turn, demanding more from the facilities

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District Athletic Trainer Reflects on 33-Year Career

Athletic Business senior editor Paul Steinbach asked Kelly Hoke, who is retired May 24 from the only professional position she's ever held, about that emotional day and the changes she has witnessed in athletic training over the past 33 years.

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How Video Applications Are Changing Sports

It used to be that when football coaches wanted to see how a play broke down, they'd look at still images: pre-snap, during the snap, post-snap. Some old-school coaches still prefer it this way, according to Justin Rudd, executive vice president for sales

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