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Blog: Protecting Your College Program with a Buyout Clause

College programs should have buyout clauses in the case that coaches get fired.

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One on One: Personal Trainer David Geslak Helps Autistic Children

David Geslak's personal training career has taken him from making stronger men of major college football players to changing the diapers of 16-year-old boys. He has no regrets about the career change.

Photo of David Geslak, who provides personal training to autistic children

Blog: Personal Training Is Not 'Just Renting Friends'

Personal training might not be a good option for some health clubs, but that doesn't make it a bad thing.

How to Respond to Complaining Customers

Sometimes you just have to tell your complaining customers to find another club.

SUGGESTION BOX A club should encourage valid and thoughtful feedback, but not the type of rampant complaints that disrupt operation of the facility.

Non-Conference Scheduling Leads to Lopsided Scores, Balanced Books

Paid-game scheduling agreements often lead to lopsided scores, but they help many schools balance their books.

TRAVELERS' CHECKS A return trip to Kentucky this season is worth $90,000 to the Mississippi Valley State men's basketball program.

Corporate Fitness Programs Add Value, Even if Difficult to Track

Corporate fitness professionals believe in the value of their programs, even if returns are difficult to track.

IT'S THE NETWORK Verizon Wireless employees can use any of the company's 34 fitness centers located throughout the country.

Gym & Fieldhouse

Facility Owners Diversify Program Offerings Beyond Basketball

Most facility owners who base their business models on basketball end up scrambling to diversify their program offerings.

WORKING CAPITAL Capital Sports Complex in District Heights, Md., supplements basketball with fitness, boxing and

Trainer Shouldn't Have Told Client to 'Push Through' Pain

After an apparent workout injury, telling a client to "push through it" is not a trainer's wisest course of action.

Establishing Rules for the Wireless Generation of Employees

Owners walk a tightrope when establishing rules for the wireless generation of employees.

ALL THUMBS A rule barring employees from using cell phones at work is harder to police now that phones are seemingly used for everything except talking.

Booster Clubs are Saving High School Sports

At some schools, sports teams owe their existence to outside financial support.

LEGWORK Booster groups are being relied on like never before to keep sports alive.

Bad News Launches Childhood Obesity Awareness Month

Scientists say the childhood obesity problem may be even more widespread than previously thought.

Stadium & Arena

Facilities Make Big Ten Attractive to College Baseball Talent

Investment in facilities has made the Big Ten a player in the search for college baseball talent.

DOUBLE PLAY Thanks to a partnership with a professional baseball team, Penn State now boasts one of the most lavish on-campus baseball facilities in the North.

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