GO Indoor

Fall 2013

USIndoor's Official Magazine is a quarterly publication, dedicated to owners, managers, program administrators and other professionals, startups and providers involved with indoor recreational sports facilities.

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COMMUNITY Convention and Visitors Bureau/Tourism Council: Make sure your facility is visible to visitors of your community and find a way to systematically welcome tourists to your facility. Community Festivals and Celebrations: •Be a part of as many of these events as you can. Participate with a booth that encourages interaction with festival participants and provides an incentive for participants to visit your facility. •If your community has a signature FALL201 3 event (e.g., Fourth of July celebration, holiday tree lighting), find a meaningful way to be involved as a natural part of the fabric of your community. Educational Institutions: There are many ways to work with a school system. When children are included, parents become engaged. When star athletes regularly visit your facility, it becomes the place to be for their peers and other aspiring athletes. elementary school classes. •Host coaching clinics for high school sports and cheerleading coaches. •Provide free meeting space for referee training/certification, local and regional league meetings, etc. •Home Schoolers: Work with the school district and home schoolers associations to meet physical education curriculum requirements. internship •Create an incentive or reward system •Create an communityprogram with your local colleges and for star student athletes to visit or to join your facility. •Create a "behind the scenes" tour for universities. (continued) 15

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