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Strength and Conditioning Facilities: Why Flooring Is Key to Supporting High-Performance Athletes, 2024
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- Slide 2: Strength and Conditioning Facilities: Why Flooring Is Key to Supporting High-Performance Athletes
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- Slide 5: How to Use This Online Learning Course
- Slide 6: Purpose and Learning Objectives
- Slide 7: Contents
- Slide 8: Strength and Conditioning Facilities
- Slide 9: What Is Strength and Conditioning?
- Slide 10: What Is Strength and Conditioning?
- Slide 11: Strength and Conditioning Facilities
- Slide 12: Training and Weight Equipment Room Floor
- Slide 13: Training and Weight Equipment Room Floor
- Slide 14: Review Question
- Slide 15: Answer
- Slide 16: The Importance of the Floor
- Slide 17: Training and Weight Equipment Room Floor
- Slide 18: Flooring Design in Traditional Gyms
- Slide 19: Flooring Design in Strength and Conditioning Facilities
- Slide 20: Protecting the Athlete: Open Floor Space
- Slide 21: Protecting the Athlete: Open Floor Space
- Slide 22: Protecting the Athlete: Stable, Durable Flooring
- Slide 23: Protecting the Athlete: Resilient Flooring
- Slide 24: Protecting the Athlete: Beyond the Weight Room
- Slide 25: Protecting the Building: Structural Stress
- Slide 26: Noise and Vibration Control
- Slide 27: Aesthetics
- Slide 28: Maintenance and Care
- Slide 29: Space Planning
- Slide 30: The Design Challenge
- Slide 31: Different Flooring Requirements
- Slide 32: Supervision and Sightlines
- Slide 33: Clearances and Floor Area
- Slide 34: Safety and Space Planning: Questions to Ask
- Slide 35: Review Question
- Slide 36: Answer
- Slide 37: Why Recycled Rubber Flooring?
- Slide 38: What Is Recycled Rubber Flooring?
- Slide 39: Vulcanized Rubber
- Slide 40: Recycled Rubber Flooring
- Slide 41: Sustainable Recycled Rubber Flooring
- Slide 42: Green Circle Certified
- Slide 43: Green Circle Certified
- Slide 44: LEED® and Rubber Flooring
- Slide 45: LEED v4.1 and Recycled Rubber Flooring
- Slide 46: LEED v4.1 and Recycled Rubber Flooring
- Slide 47: LEED v4.1 and Recycled Rubber Flooring
- Slide 48: LEED v4.1 and Recycled Rubber Flooring
- Slide 49: Recycled Rubber Flooring Products
- Slide 50: Recycled Rubber Flooring Products
- Slide 51: Underlayments
- Slide 52: Underlayments
- Slide 53: Aesthetics
- Slide 54: Aesthetics
- Slide 55: Raised vs. Inlaid Platforms
- Slide 56: Raised vs. Inlaid Platforms
- Slide 57: Flooring Choices for Weight Rooms
- Slide 58: Example: Recycled Rubber 1″ Roll Flooring System
- Slide 59: Overview: Benefits of Recycled Rubber 1″ Roll Flooring System
- Slide 60: Review Question
- Slide 61: Answer
- Slide 62: Recycled Rubber Flooring Performance
- Slide 63: Evaluating High-Performance Flooring
- Slide 64: Strength and Durability
- Slide 65: ASTM F2772
- Slide 66: ASTM F2772
- Slide 67: ASTM F2772
- Slide 68: ASTM F2772
- Slide 69: ASTM F2772
- Slide 70: Impact Sound
- Slide 71: Impact Sound
- Slide 72: Maintenance
- Slide 73: Case Studies
- Slide 74: Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
- Slide 75: Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
- Slide 76: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Slide 77: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Slide 78: University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, LA
- Slide 79: University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, LA
- Slide 80: Elite Training Systems, Whitby, Ontario
- Slide 81: Elite Training Systems, Whitby, Ontario
- Slide 82: Summary and Resources
- Slide 83: Course Summary
- Slide 84: Course Summary
- Slide 85: Resources
- Slide 86: Thank You [Go to Page]
