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September 18, 2019
Double Coverage: A coach and trainer’s guide to insuring your camps and clinics
by Joe Tacosik{Sponsored} When high schools or school districts host camps, clinics or tryouts, many (if not all) are covered by the school or district’s designated insurance policies. But when it comes to individual coaches or trainers hosting any of these same events, what types of liabilities could be awaiting them? Mark Beck, senior vice president of K&K … Continue reading Double Coverage: A coach and trainer’s guide to insuring your camps and clinics
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September 9, 2019
Keeping the field in peak condition with the right equipment
by Jess Schmidt{Sponsored} Maintaining a baseball field is an art form. Proper field maintenance is critical for a consistent playing surface, proper drainage, and player safety. To minimize field problems, grounds managers need the right equipment, and the right partners, in order to keep their fields in top condition throughout the playing season. To keep the turf … Continue reading Keeping the field in peak condition with the right equipment
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August 29, 2019
Facility Snapshots: Lessons learned from athletic projects around the country
by Kevin HoffmanA roundup of 6 athletic projects around the country, and the lessons learned by those in charge. Kutztown Area High School (Pennsylvania) In small communities like Kutztown, Pennsylvania, the high school stadium is the epicenter of social gatherings. So, when it came to spending money on major upgrades, it was an easy decision. “Where the … Continue reading Facility Snapshots: Lessons learned from athletic projects around the country
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August 29, 2019
Facility projects can stall over disputes between schools, neighbors
by Kevin HoffmanFunding is often the biggest obstacle to athletic facility projects, but in some communities across America, it’s the neighbors. As more schools look to upgrade their stadiums and field houses, nearby residents are growing more vocal in their opposition to such projects. Facility improvements can include new lighting and audio systems, or towering bleachers, press … Continue reading Facility projects can stall over disputes between schools, neighbors
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August 28, 2019
Building the best strength program with the right coach
by Keith LoriaStrength and conditioning is a greater focus in high schools today, as more coaches have learned its value to athletics. Darnell Clark, director of strength and conditioning at Charlotte Country Day School in North Carolina, has been at his job for 15 years. The school introduces competitive sports in the seventh grade, though 90% of … Continue reading Building the best strength program with the right coach
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