October 2020 | Recreation Management

From the Editor's Desk

Learn, Adapt, Move Forward

It's just over six months from the day that the World Health Organization first declared that COVID-19 had grown to pandemic proportions.

Digital Edition

Features

Fresh Air & Exercise

Outdoor fitness areas have become increasingly popular over the past decade, and now that many folks are eschewing indoor exercise, these essential amenities will only become more popular.

Mix It Up

A swimming pool can be so much more than a body of water to splash and play in. When you add essential accessories, you expand access, improve attendance and boost the fun factor.

A park or site without a restroom can't keep visitors around for very long, but finding the right spot and the right restroom to meet your needs can be complex. We take a look at restroom structure options, from vault restrooms to flush facilities, along with how to keep them clean and as inviting as possible.

A March Toward Fun, Family & Fitness

Sports and fitness, family recreation and more all go into making sure our military members are well served as they serve us. Find out more about trends in military recreation.

Web Exclusives

Get Kids Moving Again

The CDC has recognized that young people are becoming increasingly sedentary—and that was before COVID-19. The American Council on Exercise brought fitness and health experts together to offer some guidance.

Better Lighting, Less Maintenance

When the University of Louisiana Monroe needed a solution that provided better lighting while reducing maintenance costs, it turned to LED lighting for its Fant-Ewing Coliseum.

inPerspective

SPLASH PLAY: Designing Inclusive Play on Splash Pads

Incorporating inclusive design into splash play areas is natural, and essential to serve the needs of your community.

InPractice

SPLASH PLAY: Designing Inclusive Play on Splash Pads

Incorporating inclusive design into splash play areas is natural, and essential to serve the needs of your community.

InGratitude

The Virtual P.E. Teachers of 2020

I just got "back" from gym class. P.E. is sixth period—30 minutes starting at 12:05.