Congratulations to the 2021 Texas Regional Games team for organizing a successful competition for more than 200 athletes April 15-18 in San Antonio Texas! It’s exciting to see events like Texas Regionals come back online and host so many athletes in-person – a hopeful sign ...
By: Taylor Gabler and Ciarán Connery Ball State, Sport and Exercise Psychology As we surpass the one-year mark of the COVID-19 pandemic and many in-person sport training opportunities are returning, it is important to highlight the impact of the mental side of sport and ...
On March 11, San José State University’s Institute for the Study of Sport, Society and Social Change (ISSSSC) hosted “Equitable Futures for Womxn in Sport,” an online dialogue about gender equity in sports with three industry thought leaders. The event, moderated by ISSSSC Executive Director ...
By: Doug Garner, Assistant Director Campus Recreation – Adapted Sports/Recreation and Head Wheelchair Basketball Coach at the University of Texas at Arlington As leaders in adapted sports, most of us live by the reminder from Mahatma Ghandi to, “Be the change you want to ...
From Sports Travel Magazine A new study reveals that the annual economic impact of adapted and para sport-related tourism events ranges from $80.5 million to $134.2 million. The study, commissioned by All In Sport Consulting in partnership with Stitch Marketing Research and Huddle Up Group collected expenditure and budget data from ...
Both Bridge II Sports and Endeavor Games recently hosted successful virtual events engaging more the 600 athletes across the world. Hosting virtual sport events is new to many of us. Industry leaders have stepped up to the challenge by creating virtual opportunities to connect with ...
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