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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.
The majority of weight rooms are strictly business. Rows of weights, racks, and machines line the mirrored walls, black rubberized flooring, beige walls, etc. The traditional philosophy has been to ‘get in, work hard, and get out.’ While this utilitarian template has worked well enough in the past, it can lead to uninspired workouts where athletes simply go through the motions.
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.
We’ve all heard the old quote about complacency being the enemy of progress. As a business this is something we take to heart. The world of athletic graphics is moving at lightning pace with each program pushing to outdo their competitors. Our goal is to find and embrace the latest materials and techniques that propel our product line forward.
The summer is the perfect time to reset your expectations for the upcoming school year and get your athletic facilities ready for the flock of fans coming in the fall. While your athletes are hard at work in the weight room or on the practice fields, reward their sweat and dedication by modernizing your outdoor facilities. Here are two effective ways that Athletic Directors can separate their facilities this summer.

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