Post-Games - Nicholas Brown
Operators of Vancouver's 2010's premier venues prepare to balance Olympic legacy with economic sustainability.

Club Med - Andrew Cohen
The Medical Fitness Association's Fitness Center Certification isn't just for hospital wellness centers.

New facilities at the University of North Texas, Western Oregon University and The Putney School - Nicholas Brown
A roundup of groundbreakings and grand openings.

Solid Relationships - Nicholas Brown
While creating quality ice, volunteer outdoor rink maintenance programs can also create quality communities.

Pinnacle Achievements - Andrew Cohen
Climbing wall companies' latest work reflects an already innovative industry reaching for even greater heights.

Fire and Mice - Paul Steinbach
Pyrotechnics setbacks and infestation issues plague Lucas Oil Stadium.

How to Treat Common Pool Water Chemistry Problems - Dennis Berkshire
Eight common pool water chemistry problems can be easily mitigated with the proper water treatment procedures.

Riding Lesson - John T. Wolohan
A patron's fall off a stationary bike meets a court's support of waiver protection for clubs.

Bench Support - Andrew Cohen
Ground-level cubbies add a touch of class to this high-end locker room.

Sport and State - Nicholas Brown
Massachusetts lawmakers want to make volleyball the state's "official recreation and team sport."

Games Swimmers Play - Steve Crocker and Michelle Schwartz
Collegiate aquatic centers are increasingly incorporating design elements and equipment that accommodate high-activity usage.

Swim School - Michael Popke
Helping adults overcome a lifelong fear of the water requires as much attention to comfort and confidence-building as it does to skills development.

Twitter Rivals - Paul Steinbach
Social media is revolutionizing how sports are consumed, as well as how schools, conferences and fans interact.

Stunted Growth - Paul Steinbach
Despite persistent challenges, a half-dozen schools attempt to lift competitive cheer to prestigious heights.

A Modest Payment Settles a Discrimination Case - Andrew Cohen & John T. Wolohan
A school district pays out a small sum but gets what it wants in the settlement of a gender-discrimination lawsuit; "Sports Law" contributor John T. Wolohan explains why settlements are the rule and not the exception.

Hit Hard - Michael Popke
Heightened awareness of concussions is changing the culture of prep sports.

Running Program for Girls Hits Holistic Stride - Paul Steinbach
Girls on the Run teaches children about self-esteem and personal interaction as it prepares them for a 5K run — and life.

Time for a Checkup - Rob Bishop
As the nation's economic prognosis worsens, fitness center operators must take these seven active steps to ensure the continued health of their facilities.

Playing for Overtime - Andrew Cohen
More architectural and marketing savvy is going into the design and renovation of spectator facilities, as architects and owners try to stave off obsolescence.

Wichita State’s Track Coach Whips Community Members Into Shape - Paul Steinbach
Wichita residents enjoy conditioning and camaraderie during rigorous workouts in Steve Rainbolt’s Shocker Fitness program.

Interview with sports psychiatrist Michael Liebowitz - Paul Steinbach
Liebowitz discuss social anxiety disorder in athletes.

Hit Hard - Michael Popke
Heightened awareness of concussions is changing the culture of prep sports.

Screen Pass - Michael Popke
Apathy toward thorough pre-participation heart evaluations leaves some at-risk student-athletes undetected — and others dead.

Disorder in the Courts - John T. Wolohan
On appeal, an athlete's anorexia is found not to be the result of her coach's verbal abuse.

Who's Got the Keys? - Paul Steinbach
A parade of off-season DUI offenses has schools seeking new ways to combat student-athlete alcohol abuse.

Infill We Trust - Michael Popke
A New York study claims recycled crumb rubber in synthetic turf poses no threat, but the EPA has yet to weigh in.

Holding an Audience - Paul Steinbach
Should building codes be changed to keep fans from falling out of upper-level stadium sections?

Finish Lines - Nicholas Brown
New environmental regulations and more sophisticated polymer formulations have combined to change the gym floor coating game.

Interview with Scott Tinley, San Diego State University lecturer and former triathlete - Paul Steinbach
A former triathlete explains what happens after athletes retire.

Conference Call - Michael Popke
New Jersey sports administrators may have found a new way to level the playing field.