In Kansas, a partnership arose to bring swimming lessons to an area with some of the worst health outcomes in the state.

Spring is just about here. Are you prepared?

Designing and outfitting a park requires thoughtful planning and careful execution.  

Be Ready for Bad Weather
Sports and recreational activities can put people at risk when the weather turns bad, with lightning and excessive heat representing the biggest dangers. 
 

After witnessing a school with a dearth of sports equipment, one kid made it her mission to address the need.

From athletic trainers and lifeguards to playground inspectors, fitness instructors and beyond, you’re out there saving lives.

Aquatic Trends Report
Our fifth annual Aquatic Trends Report illustrates the trends revealed by a survey of more than 500 aquatic professionals, revealing how their facilities look now, and what they have planned for the future. We look at everything from equipment and budgets to programming and challenges.

The new year is here, and it’s time to take stock! But also, look forward, and think about trying something new.

After a couple of years of eye-opening pandemic-driven data, this year’s Aquatic Trends report is a much-wished-for return to… well, almost normal.

Respondents to the Industry Report survey were most likely to currently have outdoor sports courts for sports like basketball and tennis, but the most commonly planned addition was synthetic turf sports fields.