Combined parkour, CrossFit and street workout parks
Combined parkour, CrossFit and street workout parks : notre sélection professionnelle
These combined parks put parkour, outdoor strength training, CrossFit and street workout on one site, divided into zones rather than mixed into a single structure. The point of the format is breadth of use: a parkour module and a jump platform serve a very different population from an outdoor rig or a squat area, and grouping them creates a sports facility that stays busy across age groups and hours of the day.
Zoning a multi-discipline park
| Zone | Typical modules | Main users |
|---|---|---|
| Calisthenics | Pull-up bars, parallel bars, wall bars, rings | Teenagers and adults, free access |
| Outdoor CrossFit | Outdoor rig, monkey bars, anchor points | Clubs and coached groups |
| Parkour | Vaulting blocks, walls, rails, precision platforms | Youth and parkour associations |
| Strength | Squat and weightlifting area, jump platform | Athletes and armed forces training |
Specification and procurement
Six reference assemblies are catalogued, from a combined unit to a park of several hundred pieces, and all are configured per project. Hot dip galvanised or stainless steel construction with anticorrosion treatment handles permanent outdoor exposure and intensive annual use. Compliance is read against EN 16630 for outdoor fitness structures and EN 1176 with EN 1177 for the surfacing wherever children have access, which matters when the park sits inside a school campus or a public garden.
For local authorities and public bodies, we supply the layout drawing, the standards documentation for the tender file, and a costed quotation within 24 working hours. Light In Fitness has worked with municipalities, schools and defence sites from Tours since 2013.
Can zones be phased over several budget years?
Yes. Structures are modular, so a park can be delivered in stages with foundations and surfacing sized from the outset for the final layout.
What surfacing suits a mixed park?
Rubber tiles under impact zones and artificial turf across circulation areas is the usual combination. See outdoor sports flooring and public sector fitness equipment.
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