Sports Management 2010 issue 1

sports management 2010 issue 1

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Editor's letter: Making it safe

Sports like the luge rely on records being set by the achievement of a top speed rather than a speed measured over a given distance, but are we pushing facility design too fast in pursuit of records?

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Letters: Write to reply

Measuring the impact of sport

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Analysis: John Goodbody

The National Facilities Inquiry

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News: Industry news

Sutcliffe: Clubs missing out on tax benefits

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News: People news

Chester joins Sport Englans as COO

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News: SAPCA news

Building Better Businesses: events highlights

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Interview: Richard Lewis

The Sport England chair talks to Karen Maxwell about sports investment

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Top team: UK sport major events

Karen Maxwell interviews the team which helps bring major sports events to the UK

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2010 profile: Andy Hunt

The BOA's Vancouver 2010 chef de mission talks games preparation

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Vancouver 2010: Facility focus

Brian Robinson checks out the Winter Olympic facilities and their lasting legacy

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New opening: Surrey Sports Park

Facility CEO Jason Harborow shares his vision for its success with Crispin Andrews

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Indoor flooring: The National Volleyball Centre

How the new-build fits the sporting brief

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Grassroots: Gymnastics

British Gymnastics on its recent success

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Swimming: Temporary swimming pools

Mobile pools can help children learn to swim, says Pete Hayman

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Funding: Chasing the money

Liz Behnke gives practical advice on how to obtain funding for sports projects

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Research: Active People 3

Ipsos MORI's Andrew Haylett highlights the findings of Sport England's third survey into sport participation

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Natural turf: What's the cost of going green?

The STRI's Lee Penrose looks at how environmentally-friendly groundcare can cut costs and raise a facility's profile

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Tennis: Year-round tennis

Karen Maxwell checks out Easton College's all-weather tennis facility

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Sport-kit.net: Product focus

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Synthetic surfaces: Artificial grass football pitches

Alastair Cox explains the revised FIFA Quality Concept for Football Turf

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Changing rooms: Women's changing rooms

Kath Hudson gives some tips on how changing room design could encourage more women into sport and fitness

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Play: Inclusive play

KIDS' offers guidance on play provision

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Lighting: Swimming pool lighting

S&P Architects' Mark Thomas highlights lighting design for indoor pools

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Access control: Sport event security

Crispin Andrews looks at security and access control at major sports events

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Insurance for sport: Risks to running a sports club

Richard Tolley looks at the current regulations and operations challenges

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Buyers briefing: Sports equipment

An update on sports equipment

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Directories: SAPCA directory

SAPCA, is the recognised trade organisation for the sports and play facility construction industry in the UK.

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Directories: Sports directory

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