TRAINER Street Workout Park 06, two module outdoor rig

The TRAINER Street Workout Park 06 is a two module structure combining two pull up zones, parallel bars, a horizontal ladder and a wall bar section. Splitting the rig into two modules is what allows two groups to train at once without crossing each other’s path.

The layout supports a continuous circuit: pull ups on either module, dips on the parallel bars, suspended travel along the horizontal ladder, then stretching at the wall bars. Arms, legs, waist, abdominals, back and chest are loaded across the sequence, and joint mobility and cardio respiratory condition improve through the pace of the transitions rather than through any single exercise.

Difficulty is rated intermediate. In a public setting that rating matters more than the apparatus list, because a rig pitched too high stands unused while one pitched too low is abandoned by regulars after a few weeks. Two pull up zones also mean the busiest element of any street workout structure is duplicated, which is the single most effective way to raise real capacity.

Technical specification

Laying out a two module rig

The two module format gives the designer a choice that a single frame does not: the modules can be set in line to form a long training wall, or arranged to define a corner of a larger area. City stadiums, urban parks, collective street workout areas and busy school or sports facilities all use one arrangement or the other depending on the shape of the ground available.

A dedicated safety zone is supplied with the installation plan for the project. Free fall heights, impact attenuating surfacing and clearances between the modules follow from the arrangement chosen, so they are calculated per project rather than published as a fixed value. Delivery covers France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, with export quoted per project.

Frequently asked questions

Can the two modules be separated on site?

The arrangement is defined in the installation plan, and the safety zones of the two modules determine how far apart they may sit. We produce a compliant layout for your ground rather than leaving the spacing to the installer.

Is a supervisor required?

No. Equipment compliant with EN 16630 and certified by TUV Rheinland is intended for open public access. Instruction plates are fitted, and periodic inspection remains the operator’s responsibility.

What colour options are available?

Four standard finishes are stocked, and any other RAL shade can be quoted. The colour is applied as a double polyester coat over galvanised steel, so a custom shade does not affect the corrosion protection.