Sports facilities often accommodate large teams or multiple teams at the same time. This means facility owners and athletic directors need to find creative ways to expand their turf footprint so that everyone can get the training they need. Otherwise, athletes may be forced to cycle in and out of play, limiting the amount of practice they get.

Baseball field layout varies based on the age and skill level of the players. The biggest difference between them is the distance to the outfield fence. Learn more.

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Sports fencing is an investment in safety, performance and peace of mind, but how can you be sure that the barrier you choose for your...

The fast-growing sport of pickleball is undeniably a lot of fun, but chasing after errant balls while keeping spectators and pets out of the field of play is not. Learn about pickleball court containment options here.

Trying to decide which motorized batting cage to buy for your facility? Learn more about options like bottom-frame and top-frame batting cages. Read here.

Learn about the new rules for NCAA softball fences, the general recommendations for NCAA baseball fences and other recent rule updates for both games.

If you're looking to make your gym more versatile or need a way to separate two areas without the hassle of new construction, a curtain...

For many years, chain-link sports fencing made from galvanized steel was the accepted standard at parks and stadiums. These fences kept...

Sports are more than exciting games or competitive challenges. For many individuals, the ability to play a sport in a safe, clean and...