Athletech News provides comprehensive media coverage of the most impactful news and trends shaping the fitness and wellness sector. Their newsletter and website cover emerging fitness technology, brick and mortar gyms, wellness trends, new fitness formats and the industry’s economic outlook.

Launched in January 2005, serves as a portal of information on exercise and fitness, fitness gear and sports nutrition. Written for coaches, athletic trainers and healthcare professionals, reviews sports medicine journals, clinical medicine journals, consumer health and fitness magazines, and books on fitness, training and sports nutrition.

Athletic Avocado is a recipe blog featuring healthy recipes with a focus on vegan, paleo, dairy-free, sugar-free, whole 30 and gluten-free.

Athletic Boston covers Sports,Regional Sports

Published for athletic recreation professionals and fitness administrators operating programs for the market. Covers equipment purchasing, fund raising, facility planning, marketing and management and operational issues. Columns cover sports law and liability issues, high school sports, parks and recreation, college sports and new products.

Athletic Carolina covers Sports

Geared toward high school and college athletic department administrators. Covers topics related to improving the efficiency of athletic departments in areas of financial management, purchasing, equipment, facilities, team travel and fund-raising strategies. Editorial content also focuses on social issues in sports.

Athletic Minded Traveler is an online outlet featuring information for business or leisure travelers who try to keep healthfulness in mind while traveling.

The mission of the Athletic Training Education Journal is to publish high-quality scholarly works that will address and advance the continuum of teaching and learning from educational preparation to professional development and continuing education. The goal of the journal is to provide significant contributions to the health care professions by focusing on teaching and learning for the educator, preceptor, and program administrator. The vision of the Athletic Training Educational Journal is to serve as a leader in the development and dissemination of scholarly work that has an influence on our readership. The journal will provide best practice strategies for educators, preceptors, and program administrators regarding pedagogy and instruction curriculum development, and professional development. The Athletic Training Education Journal is an open access, peer-reviewed journal. Consistent with the Budapest open access initiative (BOAI), all articles are free for users to access, read, download, and print. Information can be used providing that the source is appropriately acknowledged and/or referenced. An institution may post an author's manuscript in a digital repository. Any other posting on servers or replication of any content can be done only after obtaining permission from the NATA's Scientific Publications office - Managing Editor, Leslie E. Neistadt, ELS, atej@slu.edu.

News coverage of the athletic turf industry for sports turf managers.