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5 Traits of a Successful Swim Team

Posted 11/30/2016 by Ryan Willi

Topics: Miscellaneous Record Boards

Between the 5am wake-up calls, ice cold water, skin tight suits and insane practice schedules, it’s no wonder people consider swimming one of the most challenging sports in the world. In addition to the obvious physical demands, swimming also presents a plethora of mental hurdles as well. The way teams respond to these demands and challenges ultimately determines the success of the team. Here are five qualities of a successful swim team.

Motivate Athletes to Break Records

Posted 11/18/2016 by Ryan Willi

Topics: Record Boards

Record keeping is one of many important tasks that coaches perform. Good record tracking can sometimes seem like a daunting task, but it is time well spent. Whether your school enjoys a 100-plus-year history or is just getting started, data has the power to connect future generations of student athletes to the athletic history of your school.

4 Gym Upgrades that Every Athletic Director Should Consider

Posted 10/28/2016 by Ryan Willi

Topics: Banners & Flags Facility Graphics Record Boards

As a full-time problem solver, an Athletic Director is expected to oversee everything from hiring coaches, setting up for home games, reserving venues, purchasing equipment, resolving parental complaints and, of course, planning the budgets. At Team Fitz, we understand your stressful schedules because we support AD’s everyday. It’s easy to let gym upgrades fall through the cracks, but they are an important part of your school’s identity. Let us help check some of those boxes off your gym upgrades to-do list.

The Three Types of Recognition Boards

Posted 09/30/2016 by Ryan Willi

Topics: Record Boards

For high school athletes, recognition boards represent the goals they strive to reach and the evidence of hard work and athletic success. Every athlete dreams about making the board because they are permanent, meaningful displays for all to see. In addition to paying homage to the athletes and donors of yesterday, recognition boards inspire current athletes to get their name enshrined on the board forever.

Bring Your Athletic Legacy Out of the Shadows

Posted 09/15/2016 by Ryan Willi

Topics: Record Boards

One thing we often hear from athletic directors and coaches is that they have wonderful athletic history and tradition, but they have nothing to show it off. Many outstanding athletes have come and gone over the years that have been completely forgotten. Cracking an old yearbook shouldn't be the only way to shed light on your athletic legacy. It's time to honor these past athletes.

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5 Traits of a Successful Swim Team

Motivate Athletes to Break Records

4 Gym Upgrades that Every Athletic Director Should Consider

The Three Types of Recognition Boards

Bring Your Athletic Legacy Out of the Shadows

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