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ACSM Unveils Top Fitness Trends

The American College of Sports Medicine checked in with more than 4,000 fitness professionals around the world and asked them to look beyond marketing and discern exercise trends from fads.

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CAA to Move Basketball Tournament to D.C.

Despite solid attendance over the past two years at the North Charleston Coliseum, the Colonial Athletic Association's men's basketball tournament will find a new home outside of the Lowcountry beginning in 2020.

Arizona Seeks to Improve Football Game Fan Experience

In preparation for the UA's anticipated home football schedule, there will be more changes than just out-of-town scores on the video screen, a new PA announcer, more music from the band and, of course, the new Zona Zoo facilities.

Opinion: Transfer Rule Change Brings Good and Bad

The NCAA chiseled out more freedom to athletes this past week and that's a great move. But it also created what some call a farm system for elite Power 5 conference teams. Not so cool.

College Eliminates Football with Budget Plan

Edgar Soto approached the podium at Wednesday’s Pima County Community College Governing Board and, in the span of minutes, announced a change that will fundamentally alter the school’s athletic department.

Working in Fitness: Reflections on the Journey

Some of their paths have taken surprising turns. Some work in the gym, others are administrators or consultants. Some teach transferable skills to student employees and some are at the front of the room, directing participants to leave their stress at the

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West Virginia Mulls Buying Golf Facility for New Program

In an effort to grow its fledgling men's golf team, the WVU athletic department is eyeing the purchase of White Day golf course in Fairmont to build a practice facility, according to Mountaineer athletic director Shane Lyons.

Website Offers Menu of Park Amenities

Minnesotans have a new tool to sort through outdoor destinations, as state officials debuted a website Tuesday that serves as a one-stop shop for amenities at hundreds of regional and state parks and trails.

Researcher to Offer Course on Athlete Monitoring

An athletic injury researcher at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is teaching an undergraduate summer course that he says is the first of its kind in the country: an overview of athlete monitoring technology.

Maryland Lineman Dies Weeks After Hospitalization

Maryland football player Jordan McNair passed away Wednesday, the school's athletic department announced. McNair was 19 years old. The cause of death is not publicly known.

NCAA Changes Transfer, Redshirt Rules

College athletes will no longer need permission from their coach or school to transfer and receive financial aid from another school. The NCAA Division I Council approved the change effective Oct. 15 on Wednesday.

Pac-12 Panic: Revenues Lag Other Power 5 Leagues

The Pac-12 is projected to fall far behind other Power 5 conferences over the next five years in revenue-sharing and won't reach $38 million in payouts per school until 2023.

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