Blog: Spring Training Is Not Just for Baseball Anymore

February is kind of a black hole, fitness-wise. Here in Maryland, at least, people tend to stay inside and hibernate, and not work out. February is when New Year's resolutions run out of gas and motivation starts to wear thin. Add in the fact that the stores are marketing Valentine's candy like crazy, and you pretty much have all the ingredients for a seasonal flatline at your facility. Unless, of course, you find a way to hook people's interest.

Our local sports park has found that hook, I think. The other day, I saw a flyer from there, advertising the availability of batting cages. The ad encouraged children and adults to sharpen their skills for spring baseball and softball tryouts. The sports park would be open, it noted, on weekends throughout February.

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