In Print
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The X Factor: Outfitting Group X Studios
Group exercise allows people to surround themselves with others who have the same lifestyle goals as them. It’s easier to stay motivated, push yourself and,...
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Encouraging Outdoor Fitness on Campus
The ability to use strength and fitness equipment outside is an old concept that is gaining new traction with schools, hospitality, corporations and professional sports teams alike. Fitness...
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Education is Key to Safe, Cost-Efficient Aquatics Facilities
For many, campus life wouldn’t be complete without aquatics sports and recreation. An aquatics program can meet its demise, however, if the facilities are poorly...
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The Final Exam: Six Questions With Mary
The Final Exam is your chance to get advice and insights from experts in the industry. For the September/November issue, Campus Rec spoke with Mary O’Mahoney,...
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The Gateway to Towson
When Grady Sheffield was interviewing at Towson University (TU) in 2010, there wasn’t any mention of a rec center expansion. He found out about it...
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Ask the Expert: Club Sports
The expert advice to answer your questions. This month, Aaron Mowen, the director of campus recreation at Saginaw Valley State University, shares advice on club...
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Taking the Reins of Non-Traditional Rec
New campus rec activities are designed to be more inclusive to students each year. One campus in particular has found success through a non-traditional rec...
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Mobile Apps, Virtual Classes & Wearable Tech – Oh My!
The development of technology continues to improve the rate of immediate gratification, and the fitness industry is no stranger to this demand. The use of...
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Club Sports Dos & Don’ts
When thinking of club sports, the physical aspect of sports might come to mind first. The program is known for a wide array of sport...
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The Wonderful World of Water Technology
At Nova Southeastern University, 1.6 million gallons of water exist on campus. “How do we effectively manage all of that?” asked Austin Harris, the assistant...
