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ISSUE 2 2012
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36 SIRC’s Sport Unlimited review
68 The Watercube in legacy mode
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32 An overview of some of London 2012’s Pre-Games Training Camps
54 GAME SET AND MATCH The Queen’s Club’s transformation for the AEGON Championships
60 CRYSTAL CLEAR Karen Maxwell talks to four industry experts to find out some of the options for swimming-pool water treatment
66 FUNDING CHANGING ROOM REFURBISHMENT Jon Pearson looks at the funding options available and some of the issues to avoid in changing room specification
68 BEIJING’S HAPPY MAGIC WATERCUB We talk to concept designer Forrec about converting the Beijing 2008 Aquatics Centre into a family- friendly, fully-themed waterpark
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70 GAME ON: The latest news and views from the Sport and Play Construction Association (SAPCA)
71 GAME ON: Take Five! SAPCA offers a 10-step guide to a successful sports construction project
73 GAME ON: European Standards for Sports Surfaces SAPCA provides an update on standards development and examines the implications for the UK marketplace
75 SAPCA DIRECTORY 78 SPORT KIT 80 SPORT DIRECTORY 82 DIARY DATES AND AD INDEX
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