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Good reasons to stretch and tips on how to do it effectively. read more
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Is your dog ready for the trail? Is the trail ready for your dog? Here are some points to consider when hiking with your pet. read more
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Regular property work involves maintenance requests, weekly work schedules, and long-term replacement schedules. However, you’ll need to step back every once in a while and look at the broader picture by taking a few walk-throughs of both your site and your facilities. read more
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Knowing when not to worry will make kayaking more enjoyable. read more
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In an ideal world, recreation programs would be continually and thoroughly evaluated. Yet, without a systematic plan for evaluation, you and your organization will be left with only the best of intentions. read more
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Recommendations on protein recovery products emphasize the importance of high-glycemic carbohydrates. Don’t forget that carbohydrates help make the most of the protein you ingest to aid recovery. read more
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Endurance events such as road cycling, long-distance swimming, marathon, triathlon, and 10K run all require a high level of endurance and place a relatively low premium on anaerobic power. read more
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Promotion communicates the value of the product - it is the mouthpiece of the product so to speak. With parks and recreation in particular, many products are actually services. When a tangible product is promoted, the product can be displayed in advertisements. However, a service does not have that luxury. Instead, a benefits approach should be taken to make a service seem more tangible. read more
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These six factors influence community arts programming in recreation and community settings. Paying attention to these six factors will help to increase the likelihood that the community arts program meets the expectations of everyone involved read more
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Every trip comes down to how comfortable you are with your footwear. read more
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