Que comprend l'ensemble de matériel street workout SW15 ?

Le SW15 est un ensemble complet de modules de street workout et de callisthénie destiné à la pratique en plein air. Les exercices s'appuient principalement sur le poids du corps, à mi-chemin entre gymnastique et musculation.

Où installer cette structure de street workout ?

Ce type d'équipement se destine aux parcs publics, aires sportives communales et espaces extérieurs de salles de sport. L'implantation fait l'objet d'une étude préalable transmise avec le devis.

Quel est le prix du matériel street workout SW15 ?

L'ensemble SW15 est proposé à 28 500 € HT, livraison en France. Le devis personnalisé est transmis sous 24 à 72 h.

SW15 street workout equipment set

Name: Matériel street workout SW15
Brand: Light In Fitness
SKU: LIF-16827
Price: 28500.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

SW15 street workout and calisthenics equipment set

28 500,00 € HT

Complete outdoor calisthenics park supplied as separate modules: dip bars, pull up bars, gymnastic rings, abdominal board, monkey bars and parallettes. Priced at 28 500 EUR excluding VAT.

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Description

The SW15 street workout set is a complete calisthenics park supplied as a coordinated group of modules rather than as a single cage. It brings together the apparatus a bodyweight training area actually needs: parallel dip bars, pull up bars, gymnastic rings, an abdominal board, monkey bars and parallettes, each specified with the bar diameters that make the movements work. Because the modules are separate, several users train at once without sharing a frame, which suits a municipal park, a school ground, a campsite or a residential development. The set is priced at 28 500 EUR excluding VAT.

Technical specification

Model	SW15 street workout equipment set
Discipline	Street workout and calisthenics, bodyweight training
Dip bars	Parallel bars with a bar diameter of around 48 mm and curved ends allowing a hammer grip
Pull up bars	Fixed bars of around 32 mm diameter, standard length 1.50 m
Gymnastic rings	For dips, iron cross, planche and swallow work, strict or with swing
Abdominal board	Flat or inclined, for core and posture work
Monkey bars	Traverse module usable by several people at the same time
Parallettes	Low push up handles for L-sit, V-sit and planche work
Layout	Separate modules laid out as a training circuit
Overall dimensions and weight	Confirmed on the implantation drawing supplied with the quotation
Environment	Designed for permanent outdoor exposure
Peripheral safety zone	At least 1.50 m around the equipment under EN 16630
Surfacing	EN 1177 compliant impact attenuating surfacing, thickness sized to the critical fall height
Anchoring	Base plates bolted into a concrete foundation block, or fixed to an existing concrete slab
Applicable standards	EN 16630 for freely accessible outdoor fitness modules, EN 1177 for the surfacing
Warranty	2 to 5 years depending on the range, extensions available on steel structures
Price	28 500 EUR excluding VAT

Laying out the modules, surfacing and anchoring

A module set is laid out, not simply installed. Think of the sequence a user follows, keep at least 1.50 m of clear peripheral zone around each module as EN 16630 requires, and place the hanging apparatus where the surfacing depth can be increased without disrupting the rest of the area. Impact attenuating surfacing to EN 1177 is sized against the critical fall height of the pull up bars and monkey bars, which are the tallest elements. For the landing zone we recommend our 40 to 65 mm impact attenuating tiles laid bonded.

Anchoring is by base plates bolted into concrete foundation blocks, or directly onto an existing slab where one is available. On a freely accessible site such as a municipal fitness area, a park or a school yard, EN 16630 applies in full. On a closed private site the same requirements remain the reference for good practice, and insurers generally expect them to be met.

The bar dimensions are the detail that separates a usable park from a decorative one. Dip bars need roughly 48 mm of diameter for a secure hold and curved ends so a hammer grip is possible; pull up bars work better at around 32 mm, where the hand can close properly, over a standard 1.50 m length that gives room for wide grip work.

Frequently asked questions

Why a set of modules rather than one cage?

Throughput and layout freedom. Separate modules can be spread across the available ground, follow an existing path or fit an awkward plot, and users are not waiting for one frame to clear. A single cage concentrates everything in one place, which is better where floor area is very tight.

What can be trained on the SW15?

The full bodyweight repertoire: pull ups and rows on the bars, dips and hammer grip work on the parallel bars, muscle ups and lever work on the rings, core work on the abdominal board, traverses on the monkey bars, and L-sits, V-sits and planche progressions on the parallettes.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes. The abdominal board and the parallettes are low risk starting points, and the same apparatus supports advanced work as users progress, which is why a well specified street workout park keeps its regulars for years.

Light In Fitness has supplied outdoor calisthenics equipment from Tours, France since 2013, with quotations returned within 24 working hours and a siting study available on request. Request a quotation for the SW15, or browse our street workout rigs.