Category: Operations & Facilities
On June 25, Community Rec Magazine presented a virtual roundtable that addresses reopening after the COVID-19 crisis, and the drastic operational changes happening across the industry. The panelists were Jennifer Harrington, the assistant executive director ...
The reality is COVID-19 has created a climate that has forced fitness professionals to pivot, pivot quickly, and pivot into uncharted waters. Many facilities across the nation have slowly begun to open for business. Some ...
After several weeks of having its collective doors shut during the COVID-19 pandemic, the community rec industry is starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Since late May and early June, ...
We are entering unprecedented times as community recreation centers. States are beginning to allow gyms to open under new guidelines, often with limited capacity and smaller group exercise class sizes. Congregating in groups is not ...
Life after the COVID-19 pandemic will bring about several changes to facility operations, especially as it pertains to cleanliness and safety. The front desk is one area in particular that will be greatly affected by ...
Let me start by saying I have a closet full of cute clothes. Cute skirts and sweaters, adorable pants and fun little tops, sassy jackets, some really awesome Kate Spade dresses and gosh, so many ...
On May 21, Community Rec Magazine presented a virtual roundtable addressing the COVID-19 crisis, how organizations can prepare for reopening and how the industry will be affected moving forward. The panelists were Chris Tointon, the ...
Unsure. Uncertain. Unprecedented. We have all experienced unfortunate times over the last few months. From jobs, friends and family to mental and physical health — uncomfortable is a feeling we’ve all felt. But no matter ...
Isolation, unease and lack of energy are all symptoms of a coronavirus-induced quarantine. Since most are working from home without a regular routine, access to traditional health and wellness services, and the ability to spend ...
When 2020 began, we were ready for a year-long celebration. Our Y association was eager to commemorate 150 years of serving the community. We contacted the local press, reserved billboards and displayed advertisements. We booked ...
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