The off-season is a critical time for athletes to improve their performance. While there may not be any games, races or competitions, athletes should use this time to improve their skills, develop physical fitness goals, and strengthen different muscle groups. Often times, an added bonus of training in the off-season is injury prevention. Building a strong foundation is essential to both mental and physical health and preparation for the upcoming season. Find out how you can set your athletes up for success this off-season.
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Game days can be chaotic, crowded events where it can be difficult to get your message across—even if you’re simply trying to show some team spirit. The large size and motion of a feather flag can be an effective tool to cut through the clutter and grab the attention of your fans and visitors.
Read MoreWhen most people hear the term ‘windscreen’, images of ground-level outfield or tennis fences probably come to mind. While these are common installation locations, there are many alternative ways to implement custom windscreens in order to make a big impact at your athletic facility. Along the top of stadium bleachers is an ideal spot for this popular banner. Complete your bleachers with the visual impact of a custom windscreen.
Read MoreHigh-flying stadium flags are a popular way to express school pride by showing off your mascot, school colors, or even your conference rivals. Before purchasing their very own custom flags, customers often have a number of questions about designs, placement, and implementation. Here are four of the most common questions we receive about stadium flags. Feel free to reach out if there are any we’ve missed!
Read MoreHeading into the spring and summer seasons, we turn our attention to the great outdoors. One athletic venue that is sometimes overlooked is the tennis facility. Tennis programs are often some of the most successful individual and team sports at a school. Because fans generally make their way directly to the courts, rather than the school buildings, the best place to recognize a tennis program is outdoors at the courts. Here are some of the best ways to upgrade your courts with custom graphics.
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