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Gym & Fieldhouse

Community College Converts Gym Into Hospital

A community college in Michigan is prepping to lend a hand should hospitals in the area become overwhelmed by coronavirus patients.

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How Outdoor Fitness Equipment Is Helping Shape Parks and Communities

Outdoor fitness has traditionally meant cardio — running, biking or hiking. A portion of the fitness industry is trying to expand those options by building outdoor fitness parks that are free and open to anyone with a desire to work out in the fresh air.

[Photo courtesy of City of Janesville]

HS Athletic Complex to Open by Fall Despite Virus

An athletics complex in Northridge, Ind., is set to open as scheduled this fall despite a minor slowdown in work due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Shooter Targets Shuttered Denver Rec Center Windows

Denver’s public rec centers have seen better days after a suspect shot 60 windows with a pellet or BB gun at five of the city’s rec centers over the past two weeks.

Concrete Evidence: What You Should Know About a Pool Facility’s Most Common Deck Surface

Let’s talk about concrete. Because it is the substrate for virtually all flooring systems in commercial construction and often is left exposed rather than covered, concrete is an easy choice for pool deck material — especially outdoors.

[River Rapids Waterpark in Ste. Genevieve, Mo.]

The Athletic Business Podcast: Preparing College Rec Centers to Combat a Pandemic with Stacey Hall

While businesses throughout our industries are coping with COVID-19 in different ways, collegiate recreation centers are once again being called on to provide emergency facilities to help communities cope.

Peloton Pauses Classes After Employee's Positive Test

Peloton Pauses Live Classes After Employee's Positive Test

Safety & Security

How Technology Has Optimized Chase Center Security and Operations

At first glance, San Francisco's new Chase Center is an 18,000-seat venue that serves as the new home of the NBA's Golden State Warriors. Look a little closer, however, and you'll understand the project's overarching aim to meld with the surrounding city

[Photo courtesy of Chase Center]

Stadium & Arena

MLB Considers Playing All Games in Arizona, No Fans

Major League Baseball is currently fielding all ideas to ensure baseball happens this year and at least one possible solution involves leaving all 30 stadiums empty in 2020.

Stadium & Arena

Stadium Lights Shine to Support Out-of-School Students

A high school stadium can light up significant portions of many communities in the United States.

UNH Readies Rec Center for Hospital Overflow

For the University of New Hampshire, COVID-19 wasn’t a surprise. After H1N1 swept across the globe back in 2009, UNH started preparing for what the world is currently experiencing.

Texas A&M Rec Center Moves Operations Online

Many fitness facilities are finding ways to reach members while dealing with closures, but college rec centers are doing the same for their communities while students are sheltering in place.

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