Sport

A national leisure centre group has introduced a Lane Alignment Assessment for pool users following internal research showing that the majority of swimmers who regularly occupy the slow lane would, in a non-aquatic context, describe their general pace as medium. The four-week study, which tracked lane selection patterns across more than forty sites, found that 71 per cent of slow lane regulars had at some point moved to the … Leisure Centre Group Introduces Lane Alignment Assessment After Study Finds Most Slow Lane Users Privately Classify Themselves As MediumRead more

An amateur football league covering seven divisions in the north of England has introduced a mandatory Player Availability Classification Framework following a review that found sixty-eight per cent of responses to fixture group messages last season fell into a category the league has formally designated as Probably. The framework, which takes effect ahead of the spring fixtures, establishes five tiers of player availability status: Committed, Leaning, Probably, Ambient, and … Amateur Football League Introduces Player Availability Framework After Finding Most Fixture Responses Qualify As ‘Probably’Read more