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There's Never Been a Better Time to Get Outside
We have the products to get people outside and actively connecting with nature.
Outdoor Fitness is Becoming the "New Normal"
The benefits of exercising outdoors are well documented. However, there are also the benefits related to the spread of the Covid 19 virus when compared to exercising indoors, such as:
● Great airflow which give the airborne virus particles a quick way to disperse.
● Typically allows for “social distancing”.
● Delivers important UV light that’s been shown to reduce and kill virus levels.
The addition of outdoor fitness equipment can turn any park into an outdoor fitness center.
Our unique, vandal-proof equipment is the most feature-packed outdoor fitness equipment on the market. All machines are modeled after commercial-grade indoor fitness equipment to provide real exercise value and real results. Our equipment is also designed with exercise biomechanics to provide a safe workout for users of all fitness levels. Our equipment also includes features from indoor commercial equipment that is not seen from any other brand of outdoor fitness equipment, such as:
● A 100lb, Fully Adjustable, High/Low Pulley System
● Adjustable Chin/Dip Assist mechanism
● Adjustable 45 Degree Back Extension Bench
On top of our great design and features, our units also include full-color instructional placards for each exercise station. These placards include a QR code that can be scanned to bring users to more detailed instructions and a video “how-to” for the exercise. This takes the “guesswork” out of how to use the equipment and allows the equipment itself to be a “virtual personal trainer”.
Why Outdoor Adventure
Some people swear by the treadmill. Others can’t wait for the warm weather and the opportunities for outdoor exercise that come with it. But while you might think it comes down to personal preference, there’s a small body of research that suggests outdoor exercise might have even more health benefits than a trip to the gym.
The most recent study polled nearly 2,000 active participants in the 2008 Scottish Health Survey and found that outdoor physical activity had a 50 percent greater positive effect on mental health than going to the gym. The researchers, from Glasgow University, found that walking, running, biking and other outdoor activities through green space lowered stress, The Telegraph reported.
It’s not the first study to suggest outdoor exercise boosts mental health, but lead researcher Richard Mitchell, Ph.D., told The Telegraph that while the results themselves aren’t surprising, the extent to which outdoor exercise beats out indoor activity is. “I wasn’t surprised by the findings that exercise in natural environments is good for your mental health, but I was surprised by just how much better it is for your mental health to exercise in a green place like a forest, than in other places like the gym,” he said. “The message to doctors, planners and policy makers is that these places need protecting and promoting.”
A 2011 study found that outdoor exercise was associated with greater decreases in tension, confusion, anger and depression when compared to indoor activity.