OCTOBER 2007

A rectangular pool with a diving board and a deep end is no longer enough. These days, municipal aquatic centers are learning from the big trends at commercial waterparks, and are adapting those lessons to their smaller facilities. Learn how you can stay on top of these aquatic trends.

Society's eating habits are constantly evolving, and concession operators ignore those changes at their own financial peril. With a little flexibility and creativity, your stand can offer a little something for everyone.

The importance of recreation to development has gained plenty of recognition—and that means providing recreation for everyone. We take a look at ways to ensure your recreational programming is as inclusive as possible for all populations—including those with disabilities.

Golf is a fun game where kids of all ages can learn valuable life lessons. Unfortunately, accessibility to the game is traditionally limited to very few. The GCBAA Foundation aims to change all that with its Sticks for Kids program.

Found throughout the United States and around the world, solar pool heating systems provide cost-effective pool heating for thousands of commercial users each year.

Fitness is going global, thanks to technology. Learn about some ways your facility can build a connection for members.

Public restrooms, locker rooms and shower rooms have specific ADA requirements, and ensuring compliance is simply good for business.

As part of its enormous Recreation and Physical Activity Center (RPAC) project, Ohio State added state-of-the-art swimming facilities for athletes and non-athletes alike.

When it came time to rebuild a community-built playground in this seaside resort, everyone got behind a new, more accessible play area.