Considering Safety When Purchasing a New Sports Floor
Anyone responsible for a large purchasing decision can quickly grow overwhelmed during the research phase, especially when trying to review... More
Saline Sanitization: The Safer Alternative to Chlorine
In August of 2016, an unspecified amount of chlorine gas escaped from a railcar at a plant near Proctor, WV, just across the Ohio River... More
SNHU’s State-of-the-Art Athletic Facility Opens Fall 2017
Southern New Hampshire University broke ground over the summer on a brand new $25-million multi-sport stadium for the Department of... More
Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex at University of St. Thomas
The University of St. Thomas' Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex opened Fall 2010 and is the home of Tommie varsity, intramural and... More
Benefits of a Recreation Center Mobile App
Millennials expect information that is fast and easy. There are several reasons why having a Recreation Center mobile app can help your... More
A Tidal Wave of Opportunity: Liberty University Natatorium
The year was 1971. A visionary Pastor named Jerry Falwell stood on snow-covered ground and announced to the world his dream to create a... More
Considerations When In the Market for Fitness Equipment
With budgets finalized and students back on campus, it's likely your institution is preparing to invest in new fitness equipment. In other... More
More Than Meets the Eye: Indoor Hardwood Sports Surfaces
People around the world marvel at the beauty of a new hardwood sports floor. However, few realize how much knowledge and engineering are... More
Multi-Use Sports Facilities: Planning as Key to Success
Planning is a critical step to a successful multisport facility. Built to house multiple sports, the coordination of all building trades... More
The Natatorium Puzzle: Five Warning Signs
When designing, improving, or maintaining a natatorium, you should start with the end users in mind, swimmers and other pool users or... More



















