Tag: member engagement
Here are four factors that play a role in how effective your plans are for member recruitment, engagement and retention. Fitness franchises continue to grow their presence across the US, and this suggests it’s more ...
Learn-to-swim programs are not only a safety investment, but also a community growth opportunity. See how these swim lessons can benefit you. Studies show when associations create opportunities to give back to communities, their members ...
As you strive to transform lives within your community, the right software provider can make all the difference in amplifying your impact. To choose the right software provider from a very saturated market, a game ...
How to ensure you are selecting the best strength equipment for your members and their needs. Choosing the right strength equipment and layout of a fitness facility is a fun challenge for community recreation operators. ...
A recap of the 2021 recreation trends affecting community centers and predictions on how they will change programming throughout the year. Changes caused by the pandemic are leading recreation professionals to wonder if they’re here ...
In The Power of Belonging in Community Recreation series, we have explored the importance of meaningful invitations that lead members to show up. We have examined how a welcoming environment, where everyone feels comfortable and ...
In Part One of The Power of Belonging in Community Recreation series, Marc Iturriaga introduces belonging and shares why it matters. I’m here to dissuade a myth that the main limits to member participation in ...
Multi-sport competition is more beneficial to the athletic development of youth than practicing and competing in only one sport. There is a huge positive impact on a child who participates in a variety of sports ...
How community rec centers are overcoming COVID-19 to serve their communities and navigate this unprecedented time. “It is often in the darkest skies that we see the brightest stars.” This quote by Richard Evans speaks ...
The first time I heard the phrase “virtual reality,” I was talking to my nephew, an avid gamer. I cannot understand how he can be so engrossed — at age 13 and now 29 — ...
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