Matching articles for Sports Facilities – Outdoor: 121
Feature Article - January 2015
After 9/11 and the Boston Marathon bombing, many high-profile sports facilities and events have stepped up their security, Here, we examine how some of those practices have trickled down to the school district and park district level to provide ideas on how to keep your players and spectators safe.
Facility Profile - January 2015
Miracle League fields offer children of all abilities the chance to play ball and learn from one another.
Feature Article - November 2014
If you want to keep your sports fields in top playing shape, you need to take good care of turf, whether it's natural or synthetic.
Supplement Feature - September 2014
Notre Dame Stadium is known as one of the most old-school venues in college football, but the Irish departed from tradition in a big way by announcing that artificial turf would replace the grass in time for the 2014 football season.
Feature Article - September 2014
LED lights and more cost-effective video displays have transformed run-of-the-mill scoreboards into something patrons will love to watch.
Guest Column - September 2014
Providing a way for spectators as well as player to get a break from the sun at the ballpark or other types of sports facilities is a smart way to protect everyone's health, and get more out of your facility.
Web Exclusive - September 2014
Synthetic turf fields offer a wide range of benefits. Here's a look at some specific types of turf and their applications.
Problem Solver - August 2014
Exposure to the sun's UV rays is the leading cause of skin cancer and other disorders. Because of this, providing shade protection at sports fields is a smart strategy for keeping spectators and players alike safe from the sun, as well as from fly balls.
More and more owners are installing synthetic turf fields, which can offer a number of benefits, from reduced maintenance to increased playing time. Properly maintaining the field helps ensure safety, playability, appearance, durability and flexibility.
For parades, concerts, sporting events and more, communities rely on bleachers to provide a place for everyone to sit. You can provide the bare minimum, but if you want to ensure safety and compliance with local codes and give everyone a comfortable view, you should consider bleachers with certain features that set them above and beyond the simplest options.
