Parkour Set Runner 1M-P07 linear parkour course

The Parkour Set Runner 1M-P07 is a linear parkour course, 17.99 metres long and only 1.50 metres deep, standing 2.00 metres high. The narrow footprint is the point: it drops into a strip of ground alongside a path or a wall where a square structure would not fit. It requires a 4.97 by 21.32 metre safety zone with 96.13 m2 of secured surface, and it is priced at 39,850 EUR excluding VAT.

Because the obstacles are arranged end to end rather than around a block, the course rewards running speed and continuity. Practitioners approach at pace, chain vaults and precision jumps across the line and exit at the far end, which makes it the configuration most often chosen for timed sessions and for street workout parks where a run up is available.

The 2.00 metre height and 2.00 metre free fall height keep the course open to intermediate practitioners as well as confirmed ones, and it is certified to EN 16899 for parkour facilities and EN 1176 for public play areas.

Technical specification

Siting a linear course

The safety zone is 4.97 metres wide against a 1.50 metre structure, which means roughly 1.75 metres of clear ground on each long side. Site managers regularly underestimate this and place the course too close to a fence or kerb. Check both ends as well: the zone runs to 21.32 metres, more than three metres longer than the equipment.

Across the 96.13 m2 an impact attenuating surface is required, rated for a critical fall height of 2.00 metres under EN 1177. EPDM wet pour, rubber tiles, synthetic turf on shock pad or a certified sports surface all satisfy this. Foundations are concrete, poured before the delivery slot, and the linear shape usually simplifies access because the crew can work along one side of the run.

Light In Fitness delivers in France and Belgium with turnkey installation, and the manufacturer warranty applies with after sales support from Tours.

Frequently asked questions

Why choose a linear course over a compact one?

A linear layout supports running approaches and continuous sequences, and it fits narrow plots such as the edge of a sports field or a strip between a path and a boundary. A compact set at the same budget concentrates more obstacles into a smaller area but breaks up the run.

Is it suitable for children?

The set is certified under EN 1176 for public installation and the 2.00 metre height serves intermediate and confirmed practitioners. As with any public parkour facility, an age and supervision notice should be posted at the entrance.

Can the length be shortened?

The 1M-P07 is supplied as a defined configuration. If your plot is shorter, other references in the parkour range use compact footprints, and we will propose the closest fit from your site plan.