Article published on 24 August 2016
We are really pleased to have completed and opened another sport and fitness project in the UK! With inactivity levels at an all-time high in the UK – this means one more community has access to high-quality trail-blazing trim trail facilities for outdoor fitness and sports that can be used by children right through to senior citizens.
Here’s a selection of some of our favourite photos from the day:
It is clear from these photos that the children loved the new trim trail development. The sports trail provides an amazing opportunity for local kids to engage more in outdoor activity.
This is a metal-based trail-blazing trim trail for RAF Cranwell in Lincolnshire. The RAF Benevolent Fund funded this development.
The Proludic team installed it on a public pathway next to a busy open green space. Therefore, people can enjoy the facilities as they are out and about and walking by.
The trim trail includes the Proludic Vitality kit. This kit is great for providing fun and social areas where people can undertake a range of fitness activities. All at their leisure and to their own pace and abilities.
Each piece of Vitality equipment includes specific signage that indicates the levels of difficulty. This also details the muscle groups users will work on by using the equipment.
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