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Irving ISD Becomes First School District in Texas to Launch Outdoor Fitness Court — Photo by Markus Winkler on Pexels

Outdoor Fitness Myths That Cost You Money

Outdoor Fitness Myths That Cost You Money Outdoor fitness myths that cost you money are the ideas that outdoor gyms are cheap to build, need no upkeep, and that free access automatically delivers health savings. These assumptions hide hidden expenses that can drain school budgets. Irving ISD invested $200,000

Lake Worth Beach leaders scrap proposed $245,000 fitness court in Bryant Park over waterfront views — Photo by Adam Somogye o

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Outdoor Fitness Parks: Design, Benefits, and How to Choose the Right One

An outdoor fitness park is a public space equipped with exercise stations that let anyone work out al fresco, without a membership fee. These parks combine the joy of fresh air with functional training tools, offering a low-cost alternative to indoor gyms. As municipalities across the U.S. and U.