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CMAHC Announces Changes to MAHC Update Process

The Council for the Model Aquatic Health Code (CMAHC) has made changes to the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC) update process, which is now underway.

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Orthopaedic Surgeons Discuss Dangers of Sport Specialization

As sport specialization at the youth and high school levels becomes increasingly popular, parents, coaches and medical professionals are encouraged to understand and help prevent the risk of injury among young athletes.

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Study: Students at More Than Half of California's High Schools at Risk of Injury

A study published in the Journal of Athletic Training, the publication of the National Athletic Trainers' Association, finds that more than 47% of schools in California do not have an athletic trainer.

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Program Helps Schools Address Emotional, Mental Health Challenges

SHAPE America (Society of Health and Physical Educators) announced the details of its new health. moves. minds. program, which launched nationwide in August after a successful pilot program from April through June 2019.

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AOAP, Swim Angelfish Announce Partnership

The Association of Aquatic Professionals announced a partnership with Swim Angelfish, expanding the efforts of both organizations to provide a number of resources to aquatic professionals, enthusiasts and athletes in the aquatics field.

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United in Play: The Latest Playgrounds Are for Everyone

Multigenerational play—with elements for keeping families active together—is one of the driving forces in the most recent playground designs, but that's not all. Playground manufacturers continue to innovate on inclusion, nature-connected play and more.

For more information, read United in Play: The Latest Playgrounds Are for Everyone.

Eye on Safety: New Standard Established for Aquatic Safety Surfaces

To ensure you are doing all you can to promote safety and effective pool operations, it is wise to focus on standards for equipment, like the new NSF/ANSI 50 standard that covers aquatic safety surfaces.

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A Splashing Good Time: Inclusive & Multigenerational Splash Play

Splash play areas continue to evolve, with more ways to make sure people of all ages and abilities can have fun and cool off.

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Transforming Play: Central Park in New York City

Central Park has been on a mission to revitalize its many playgrounds.

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Serve & Protect: Crowd Control & Security Strategies

When you have a crowd, you want to make sure everyone is safe as can be. Here, we take a look at modern strategies for managing crowds and maintaining security.

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