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Targeting Recreation
Managers familiar with marksmanship and hunting as recreational or competitive activities are acutely aware that patterns (groupings) created on the target by bullets or buckshot tell a lot about the shooter. Holes located below (or above) the bull’s-eye indicate the … Continue reading
Women Should “Divot A Try”
My first golf experience didn’t reveal an undiscovered raw talent just waiting for a bit of polish on the way to the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Tour. Instead, I ripped up chunk after chunk of plush tee-box grass and, … Continue reading
Make a Splash!
Even the best aquatic programs need an occasional makeover. Typical makeover symptoms include waning participation levels, lack of staff enthusiasm and/or customer complaints. If you’re fighting the pool programming doldrums, here are a few common problems and quick solutions that … Continue reading
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Riparian Zones In Danger!
When Mark Twain ducked school to spend his lazy afternoons on a Mississippi riverbank, he may have thought his surroundings eternal. In the 1840s, how could anyone have dreamed otherwise, gazing along endless miles of gently babbling river? One hundred-sixty … Continue reading
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Online Training
In this age of Google, YouTube and the resulting need for instant everything–information, videos, products, services and so on–those of us here at the National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) realized we had to change how we delivered our youth … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Issues, May 2007, Parks and Rec Business, Sports Spotlight
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