Interactive sports

Interactive sports make public space more attractive for exercise. By combining sport and play with technology, users are actively challenged to join in. This is interesting for municipalities, schools, sports clubs and developers who want to create activity spaces that do more than just provide space for sport.

Interactive sports locations can be applied in schoolyards, sports parks, exercise gardens, playgrounds, squares and urban sports locations. They stimulate independent exercise, group activities, training and meeting.

A SmartGoals SkillCourt is an interactive multifunctional sports field where sport and gaming come together. The court is set up with a permanent arrangement of SmartGoals and can be used for various sports and forms of exercise. Via an app, users can perform exercises, take on challenges and train at their own level.

The SkillCourt can be fully set up as desired. Think of different field layouts, sports floors, goals, fitness equipment, LED screens and other furnishing materials. In addition, fixed configurations are possible, such as the SmartGoals circle, triangle and square.

A SmartGoals SkillCourt makes use of gamification. By adding game elements to sport and exercise, the threshold to join in becomes lower. Users can score points, complete assignments, challenge each other and track their own performance.

This fits well with young people who are used to digital stimuli and game formats. At the same time, the physical aspect remains central: running, reacting, moving, cooperating and training. In this way, technology is used precisely to make people more active in outdoor space.

Various sports and forms of exercise can be practised on a SmartGoals SkillCourt. Think of football, hockey, fitness, bootcamp, running drills, physical education and reaction training. Thanks to the interactive setup, exercises can easily be adapted to age, level and training goal.

This makes the court suitable for schools, sports clubs, municipalities, after-school care, trainers, community sports coaches and other user groups. One field can therefore be used in multiple ways.

In addition to SmartGoals SkillCourts, we offer modular sports floors to which LED line marking can optionally be added. This application is currently under full development and offers extra possibilities to make sports floors more dynamic and multifunctional.

With LED line marking, lines, zones or game formats can be visually supported. This makes it easier to combine different sports or game formats on one floor. LED line marking can also contribute to a modern appearance and an enhanced experience of the sports field.

An interactive sports field does not have to be set up for one sport. It is precisely the combination of sports floor, line marking, interactive goals and additional facilities that makes it possible to serve multiple sports and target groups. Think of a schoolyard where physical education takes place during the day and young people can play sports independently after school hours.

Interactive courts can also contribute to broader use of the location in sports parks and public space. The field is used not only for training, but also for play, meeting and activation.

At a vital sports park, it is about more than matches and training sessions. The sports park becomes a place where different target groups can exercise, meet and make use of multiple forms of sport. A SmartGoals SkillCourt fits well within this development.

By adding interactive forms of sport, a sports park can become more attractive for schools, companies, after-school care, clubs and local residents. This allows the location to be used more broadly and creates added value for the surrounding area.

Various sports and forms of exercise can be practised on SmartGoals SkillCourts. Think of football, hockey, fitness, bootcamp, running drills, reaction training and physical education. The exercises can be tailored via the app to age, level and training goal.

Interactive sports are suitable for different target groups. Young people are challenged by the game element and the digital experience, while schools can use it for physical education and motor development. Sports clubs, community sports coaches, adults and the elderly can also use it for training, activation and accessible exercise.

Interactive sports make exercise more attractive and more accessible. By combining sport with gamification, users are actively challenged to join in. This can help get young people, local residents and other target groups moving more often. In addition, an interactive sports field can function as a meeting place in the neighbourhood or at a sports park.

LED line marking is an application in which light lines are integrated into or added to a sports floor. This allows lines, zones or game formats to be visually supported. This makes it possible to use a sports floor more dynamically and multifunctionally. At W&H, LED line marking can optionally be added to modular sports floors and is currently under full development.