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AB's Top Ten Stories from 2024


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The article from Athletic Business highlights the top ten stories of 2024, focusing on significant trends and events in the sports and fitness industry. Key points include the rise of esports facilities in educational institutions, reflecting a growing acceptance and investment in competitive gaming. There's also a notable emphasis on sustainability, with facilities adopting green practices like solar panels and water conservation systems. Mental health in sports has gained traction, with more programs aimed at supporting athletes' psychological well-being. Additionally, the article discusses the integration of technology in fitness, such as AI-driven workouts and virtual reality training environments. The piece also touches on the ongoing debate over transgender athletes' participation in sports, the impact of the global health crisis on sports facilities, and the increasing popularity of pickleball, leading to the conversion of tennis courts. Lastly, there's a focus on inclusivity, with facilities becoming more accessible to people with disabilities, and the evolving role of sports in community building and social justice initiatives.

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[ https://www.athleticbusiness.com/operations/article/15710687/abs-top-ten-stories-from-2024 ]

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