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Before You Go - March 2012
Now, Isabella County in Michigan is having a weight-loss competition of its own. Hundreds of participants have geared up for the contest, dubbed the Isabella County SLIM-to-WIN competition, which is being held at Morey Courts Recreation Center, located in Mount Pleasant, Mich. The competition is based on the percentage of body weight lost over the course of eight months.
Supplement Feature - February 2012
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) lists a number of health benefits related to swimming and other water-based activities, including improved joint function and reduced discomfort for arthritis sufferers, anxiety relief for fibromyalgia patients, and better bone health in post-menopausal women.
Feature Article - February 2012
Careful design and proper ongoing practices are key to ensure your fitness facility is in top condition.
Before You Go - February 2012
And, who's at fault? Possibly, parental and societal values about injury prevention and kindergarten readiness, according to a study, "Societal Values and Policies May Curtail Preschool Children's Physical Activity in Child Care Centers," which was published in the February 2012 issue of Pediatrics.
Feature Article - November 2011
Despite the economic downturn, fitness facilities have continued to thrive and grow. Learn about the latest trends in design and programming that help fitness clubs stand out from the pack.
Facility Profile - November 2011
When this YMCA wanted to help kids get fit, they looked into a new approach that integrated youngsters into the general facility, rather than separating them. Find out more about how it works.
Supplement Feature - September 2011
Basketball courts, multi-activity courts and fitness floors all have one thing in common: They're indoors. And, the type of indoor surfaces that recreation and sports facilities choose is dependent upon what that flooring is being used for and how often it's used.
Problem Solver - August 2011
Given the impact obesity has on health, leading to severe problems such as diabetes and high blood pressure, it is crucial to combat this trend. Luckily parks and recreation professionals have tools to keep people active.
Look for pre-moistened, disposable surface disinfecting wipes that have been developed to both clean your equipment and stop germs. They will kill such infectious agents as MRSA, HIV, TB, Staph, H1N1 and more.
Guest Column - July 2011
Members of the Armed Services and their families have given so much. Here is a way that fitness facilities can give something back.
