PRB+ Magazine (Page 44)

Combining Pickleball and Tennis Courts

The only thing more prevalent than pickleball these days is this question: “Should we line our tennis courts for pickleball, too, or just have separate pickleball courts?”

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Sports Fields 5 min read

The Evolution of Universal Locker Rooms

Much about fitness has changed over the last few years, including the advent of virtual classes and the meteoric rise of pickleball. However, in gym facilities across the country, one of the more noticeable changes has little to do with exercise.

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Rec Facilities 7 min read

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A - Z Vendor List 1 min read

Water Ways

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Publishers Note 1 min read

When Recreational Water Illnesses Threaten Splash-Pad Fun

Splash pads are a hallmark of summertime family fun for communities across the country.

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Aquatics 5 min read

Design A More Inclusive Aquatic Facility

Most people who think about accessibility in aquatic facilities probably consider pool features such as lifts, ramps, and stairs.

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Aquatics 5 min read

Award-Winning And Lifesaving

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Aquatics 4 min read

Everybody Into The Pool

Swimming pools are as much a part of summer as the end of school, Popsicles, and bright, sunny days. And with the worst of the pandemic in the rear-view mirror, it’s time for those facilities to welcome back the crowds.

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Aquatics 5 min read

Drowning Prevention

Drowning is a significant health concern within the U.S., and is one of the leading causes of unintentional-injury deaths for people of all ages.

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Aquatics 5 min read

Aquatic Exercise

There are more than 3-million U.S. fitness professionals helping more than 73-million Americans stay healthy through exercise, according to the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association.

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Programming 2 min read