Supplier Voice
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Universal Design: Is Your Campus Inclusive?
Universal design is imperative in your facility. And here’s why. Jenna Allen was on her way to class on her first day of college. However,...
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Stay Open by Planning Ahead
Running a recreation and wellness center requires you serve your customers, regardless of market conditions. Planning ahead can help your facility stay open — no...
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Power-based Training Enhances Cycling Classes
Power-based training is the new “king” of cycling metrics. Here’s why. Indoor cycling classes have been a long-time staple in health and fitness facilities. These...
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Five Surprising Benefits of Outdoor Fitness Areas
Most colleges and universities have guidelines for the amount of square footage per student they should provide for indoor recreation or health training. As enrollment...
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Outdoor Access Control for Rec and Wellness
One of the largest segments of the population of the U.S. consists of people of retirement age. There are a great many senior living facilities...
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New Student Health Centers Redefine Well-being
To best help new generations and those that will follow, colleges and universities are reimagining their student health centers. Gone are the days where health...
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Swimming and the Benefits of Water
Swimming is one of the best ways to exercise. Swimming can improve overall wellness not only with your body but with your mental health as...
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Streaming: The Benefits of Watching From Home
If you have tried to watch a movie, catch up on the latest show or even listen to music recently you’ve probably come to realize...
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Campus Rec App: How to Leverage It
A campus rec app that does it all have several benefits. Matrix Fitness’ Eric Vahey shares what those are and how to put them to...
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Renovating Your Pool? Here’s What to Consider
Aquatics programs and facilities are an important asset to any campus. They are extremely popular with students and faculty for both recreation and competitive activities,...
