Accessible outdoor fitness and rehabilitation equipment
Accessible outdoor fitness and rehabilitation equipment : notre sélection professionnelle
This range covers outdoor fitness trail equipment for adapted physical activity, functional rehabilitation and inclusion in open air sports areas. Twenty-six units are listed, specified by local authorities, healthcare establishments, retirement residences and specialist centres that need equipment usable from a wheelchair or from a seated position.
Equipment designed for reach, not for performance
These stations allow training from a wheelchair or seated, with controls placed within reach and clear transfer space alongside. The objective is not performance but maintaining range of movement, joint mobility and autonomy, which changes the specification: resistance stays light and progressive, movements are guided, and the exercise can be stopped at any point without the user being trapped by a load.
The site matters as much as the machine
An accessible station is only accessible if the route to it is. Firm level surfacing, a continuous path from the car park or the building entrance, and enough space to turn a wheelchair beside each unit are what decide whether the installation is used. Those elements are drawn on the layout plan issued with the quotation, alongside the station positions and the safety zones required by EN 16630 for permanently installed free access outdoor fitness equipment.
| Design point | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Controls | Within reach from a seated or wheelchair position |
| Transfer space | Clear area alongside each station |
| Approach route | Continuous firm surface from the site entrance |
| Resistance | Light and progressive, guided movement |
| Standard | EN 16630 |
Frequently asked questions
Can this equipment be mixed with a standard fitness trail?
Yes, and mixing is preferable to creating a separate zone: one shared area serves every visitor.
Is the equipment a substitute for clinical rehabilitation?
No. It supports adapted physical activity in an outdoor setting. Clinical protocols remain the responsibility of the establishment.
Who do you supply?
Local authorities, healthcare establishments, retirement residences and specialist centres, from Tours, France, with installation across France.
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