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Sports have evolved quite a bit since the ancient Greeks wrestled, raced and risked it all for a laurel wreath. The original organizers of those Olympics could never have foreseen things like sponsorship or stay-to-play policies, nor could they have imagined the technology that would go into the design and construction of sports facilities in centuries to come. This issue of the magazine studies not just the facilities that host sports but the issues that drive the industry’s continued evolution. Read more...

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Just like sports themselves, hosting takes practice and Tallahassee, Florida has years of it at the youth, amateur, collegiate and professional levels. ....Read more
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These Courts are Always in Session
These Courts are Always in Session Basketball has always been a popular sport in this country, especially for youngsters. The latest participation data by the Sports & Fitness Industry Association indicate that more than 27.1 million Americans hit the hardwoods each year. Here are some communities that offer top facilities to accommodate any type of basketball tournament or event. Read more...
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Coming of Age
The worldwide esports market is exploding. In fact, predictions have esports generating $1.8 billion in revenues globally, with North America alone set to hit $300 million. With in-person competition back in action, it’s likely event owners are going to be looking for some new cutting-edge venues to host players. These are game-ready. Read more...
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Coming of Age
Winning Winter
Winning Winter While cold-weather destinations are a hotbed for winter sports, plenty of cities in sunny areas are warming to sports like ice hockey, figure skating and even curling. But wherever you go across the U.S., you’ll find a warm welcome for ice and snow sports, particularly in these cities and venues. Bonus: There’s plenty to do after the competition. Read more...
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After Reaching the Olympics, What is Next for Competitive Climbing?
Sport climbing made its debut at the Tokyo Summer Olympics in 2021. And while it was popular before, being on the world’s biggest stage was an enormous boost. USA Climbing, the national governing body of the sport of competition climbing in the United States, has been tracking the growth, as well as the various trends in the business of climbing. Read more...
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After Reaching the Olympics, What is Next for Competitive Climbing?

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