Route
Create a challenging outdoor fitness route with route solutions from W&H Sports. This subcategory includes, among other things, the ArcFit range: versatile outdoor fitness equipment that can be linked together to form a complete fitness route.
The ArcFit range is suitable for sports parks, public places to move, schools, campuses, recreational areas and urban sports locations. You can choose fixed configurations, but also a route tailored to your needs. The posts are available in four different colours: blue, red, yellow and green.
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Specialist in complete outdoor fitness routes
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Choice of fixed configurations and tailor-made layouts
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Expert advice on routing, surfacing and safety
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Why choose W&H
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ArcFit units can be connected to form a complete outdoor fitness route.
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Choose between fixed configurations or a route tailored to your location.
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Suitable for sports parks, schools, public spaces, campuses and recreational areas.
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Advice available on design, unit selection, surfacing, safety and placement.
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More about routes
A fitness route makes moving in outdoor spaces accessible, varied and challenging. By combining multiple outdoor fitness units, a route is created in which users can perform different exercises. Think strength, balance, coordination, mobility and fitness.
W&H Sports supplies route solutions for municipalities, schools, sports clubs, recreational areas, campuses and public sports locations. Depending on the available space, target group and desired intensity, a suitable setup can be assembled.
The ArcFit range consists of versatile outdoor fitness units that can be linked together. This creates a complete fitness route in which users move from one unit to the next. This makes the range suitable for both individual training and group use.
The units offer different movement options and can be used for functional training, strength training, bootcamp-like exercises and general outdoor fitness. This creates a sporty outdoor space that invites active use.
When setting up a route, you can choose fixed configurations or a route tailored to your needs. A fixed configuration provides a clear and complete base setup. A custom setup is of interest when the available space, target group or environment requires a specific layout.
W&H Sports is happy to think along about the best setup. We look at the walking route, safety, surfacing, drop zones, target group and desired training formats.
An outdoor fitness route can be used by different target groups. Young people and adults can use the route for strength and fitness, while schools, sports clubs and bootcamp groups can use it for lessons, training sessions or group activities.
By assembling the route smartly, it can be made suitable for both beginner and advanced users. This makes the route interesting for locations where multiple user groups come together.
Route solutions fit well within sports parks, schoolyards, walking routes, recreational areas and public parks. They encourage outdoor movement and make public space into an active meeting place.
For municipalities and managers, a fitness route is a practical way to connect health, movement and outdoor space. For schools and sports clubs, it offers extra opportunities for physical education, training and movement programmes.
The posts in the ArcFit range are available in four different colours: blue, red, yellow and green. This means the route can be aligned with the look of the surroundings, school, club or sports location.
Colour use can help make the route recognizable and inviting. Especially in public spaces or school environments, a clear colour scheme can contribute to how the equipment is experienced and used.
When installing a fitness route, the surfacing is an important point of attention. Depending on the equipment, fall heights and usage intensity, a suitable surfacing and sufficient free space around the components must be chosen.
W&H Sports can advise on the right surfacing, drop zones and layout. This ensures the route is not only attractive, but also safe and practical to use.
A good route requires a well-thought-out design. The units must connect logically, the route must be comfortable to walk and users must have enough space to move safely.
W&H Sports can help think through the design, unit selection and placement of the route. This creates an outdoor fitness spot that suits the location, target group and desired way of exercising.
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Frequently asked questions
An outdoor fitness route is a route or setup with multiple fitness units in outdoor spaces. Users can perform different exercises and move from one unit to the next.
The ArcFit range consists of outdoor fitness equipment that can be coupled together. This makes it possible to assemble a complete fitness trail for strength, balance, coordination and fitness.
Yes, besides fixed configurations, a trail can also be custom-built. In doing so, we look at the available space, target group, desired exercises and the look and feel of the location.
A trail is suitable for sports parks, schools, public areas for physical activity, campuses, recreational areas, parks and urban sports locations.
A fitness trail is suitable for young people, adults, schools, sports clubs, bootcamp groups and recreational users. By choosing the right equipment, the trail can be used at multiple levels.
The poles of the ArcFit range are available in blue, red, yellow and green. This way, the trail can be matched to the look and feel of the surroundings or the organization.
The right surface depends on the equipment, fall heights and intensity of use. W&H Sports can advise on a suitable sports or impact-absorbing surface.
Yes, W&H Sports can help think through the design, routing, equipment selection, surface and placement of the trail. This way, the layout fits well with the location and the intended use.
Yes, W&H Sports can help think through the placement and execution of the trail. In doing so, we look at safety, surface, fall zones and practical placement on location.
A coupled trail provides variety and structure in training. Users can perform multiple exercises one after another, making the outdoor space more active and more challenging.