Specifying track and field equipment starts with understanding how the facility will be used and what level of competition it needs to support. Equipment requirements, placement, and installation need to be coordinated with the larger site plan. Some pieces are installed during construction, while others are added after the track...

Choosing the right hurdles starts with understanding how they will be used. Competition level, height adjustment, and training type all affect which hurdle best fits a program. Some facilities need regulation equipment for meets, while others also need hurdles designed for drills and athlete development. UCS offers hurdle options for...

Outfitting a gymnastics club starts with planning how athletes will move through the space and how each training area will work together. Flooring, apparatus, landing systems, and available space all affect how well the facility supports daily training. Planning these elements as one system can help create a club that...