Work-fit Obstacle Jump Module - Wooden Health Trail

The Work-fit obstacle jump module brings a plyometric station to a timber fitness trail: treated Scandinavian pine hurdles with a 0.39 m free fall height, an 11 m2 safety area and EN 1176-1:2017 compliance.

Jump training along the trail

Between walking and running sections, the obstacle jump station introduces explosive lower-body work: two-footed hops, lateral jumps and agility drills over fixed low hurdles. It is a natural complement to the strength-oriented modules of the Work-fit range, adding coordination and power development to a health trail used by joggers, families and sports groups alike.

Materials made for the outdoors

• Glue-laminated Scandinavian pine, autoclave-treated to class IV
• Metal parts in AISI-304 stainless steel, electro-galvanised fixings
• Finish in two coats of Lasur paint for extended service life
• Small natural fissures may appear in the laminated timber without affecting strength
• Spare parts availability guaranteed for 10 years

Specifications

Composing a balanced trail

A well-designed health trail alternates effort types: cardio segments between stations, lower-body strength (squat, step modules), upper-body work (bars, traverses), balance elements and this plyometric jump station. Spacing stations 80 to 150 metres apart keeps heart rates in a useful range for recreational users while letting sports groups run circuit formats. The jump module is best placed mid-trail, once users are warm — a detail our layout advice covers at the quote stage.

A partner for your equipment project

Beyond supplying individual references, Light In Fitness supports complete projects: technical advice on equipment selection, layout planning for the training zones, coordinated delivery and after-sales service. Based in Tours and active since 2013, the company works with gyms, hotels, local authorities and specialised facilities across France, with free quotes returned within 24 to 72 hours.

Frequently asked questions

What ground surface is required under the module?

With a 0.39 m free fall height, the safety area and its surfacing must comply with EN 1176-1:2017. We advise on suitable surfacing — grass, engineered wood chips or synthetic safety flooring — as part of the project plan.

How long will the timber last outdoors?

Class IV autoclave treatment protects the pine in permanent outdoor exposure, the Lasur finish adds surface protection, and AISI-304 stainless metal parts resist corrosion. Spare parts remain available for 10 years.

Where does this module fit in a trail layout?

Typically mid-trail, after a warm-up section and before or between strength stations, so users arrive ready for explosive work. Our wooden fitness trail range offers the complementary modules.

Designing a health trail? Contact Light In Fitness for a free quote: module selection, safety areas and delivery across France for councils, campsites and site owners.