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Energy Efficient Features to Keep in Mind For Your Feasibility Study When considering “going green” with your sports facility design, it is important to first understand what “green” actually means alongside the long-term benefits and short-term costs of implementing sustainable features in your building. The goal of building energy-efficient features
How To Build The Brand Of Your Sports Complex For a sports complex, it is very important to develop the brand of your facility. A sports complex is different from a community or recreation center because there is more of a focus on competition than participation. With this being true,
Why a Feasibility Study is a Key Step in a Successful Facility Perhaps the most under-appreciated steps business owners can take before venturing into a sports facility business is conducting a feasibility study. A feasibility study examines a number of variables and can reveal whether or not your project will
What Should I Do About Seating? Our FF&E Expert Weighs In For most sports facilities, seating is the biggest FF&E need. While you might run a community or recreation center that isn’t a sports-specific facility, having the proper seating for any tournaments or events you run is a major need.
Benefit of Making Your Community Center Pet-Friendly Offering pet-friendly amenities and policies at your community center can not only be a real boon to your business but it can have many benefits for your employees as well. At SFA, we often talk about differentiating your business from the competition. One
Tips For Hosting Baseball Tournaments From Our Facility Management Expert For baseball facilities, weekend tournaments are the lifeblood of your success. As youth sports moves further and further toward club-style teams, the focus moves away from league play and emphasizes tournaments. If you are going to be a legitimate baseball
Designing a Sports Complex Focused on Winter Sports The ‘post-Olympic bump’ is an idea we have spoken about before. After the Olympics, many people tend to try to get involved in sports that they have recently been exposed to for the first time. With the Winter Olympics having recently wrapped
Recreation Center Advice for Dealing with Member Injuries For Combat Sports Combat sports like mixed martial arts and boxing are very popular, but they pose a higher risk for injury than other types of sporting activities. If you have a large number of recreation center members that participate in combat
Preparing Your Sports Complex for the Olympic Bounce After every Olympic games, there is a phenomenon known as the “Olympic bounce” where a new sport that is featured gets a noticeable bump in participation. After the introduction of rugby as an Olympic sport in Rio De Janeiro in 2016 many
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