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Proposed equipment
We're aiming to build an outdoor fitness park for people of all ages and abilities. Not a private gym. No membership. Always open.
The park will have wheelchair-friendly equipment for beginners through to more advanced users, so disabled people can train alongside everyone else. A Time Together rig, inspired by the Women in Sport campaign, is there so the space is welcoming for women.
The proposed mix is from TGO. The final equipment depends on the site and funding.
The proposed equipment
Calisthenics
Time Together Rig (opens in a new tab)
Inspired by the Women in Sport campaign Time Together. Co-founder Georgie designed it with athletes for the whole community, including her and her daughter. Varying-height pull-up bars, monkey bars and a handstand wall — pull-ups, dips and inversion practice.
- Women in Sport
Supa Bar (opens in a new tab)
Bars at 1.75m, 2.4m and 2.8m, plus Olympic rings — arms and core for all heights.
- All levels
Square Pull Up Bars (opens in a new tab)
Four freestyle bar heights for beginners through to advanced — arms and core.
- All levels
Low Parallette Bar (opens in a new tab)
Varying widths for beginners through to advanced — arms and core, body kept off the ground.
- All levels
Swedish Bar (opens in a new tab)
Full-height rails — beginner press-ups through to advanced flag work.
- All levels
High Parallel Bar (opens in a new tab)
Varying heights for beginners through to advanced — arms and core.
- All levels
Freestyle Bar (opens in a new tab)
Ultra-wide bar for two users, with grip for bar work.
Weights
Seated Row (opens in a new tab)
Back, shoulders and forearms — up to 87.5kg, moveable seat.
- Wheelchair-friendly
Seated Chest Press (opens in a new tab)
Chest, triceps and upper traps — up to 87.5kg per arm, moveable seat.
- Wheelchair-friendly
Seated Shoulder Press (opens in a new tab)
Shoulders, upper traps and triceps — up to 87.5kg, moveable seat.
- Wheelchair-friendly
Cardio
Hand Bike (opens in a new tab)
Upper-body cardio for arms and shoulders — seat-free, so wheelchair users can train alongside everyone else.
- Wheelchair-friendly
Plyometric Boxes (opens in a new tab)
Step-ups and jumps at 300, 400 and 500mm — cardio, legs and glutes.
- All levels
Help shape it
Anyone's welcome on the team. We especially want women involved in the design.