Physiologic Motion
The resurgence of gymnasium activity has posed additional challenges to the design of athletic practice environments. Smaller, more economically viable spaces where small groups can be made to train with high-intensity routines in classes with high hourly rotation. Facility managers, for their part, have contributed to this change by turning to increasingly qualified and demanding staff. Design, for its part, has developed functional training facilities by taking advantage of their versatility, modularity, and scalability. All of this, combined with a traditional cardio range, has given the possibility of implanting activities even in spaces, once thought to be unusable, making them welcoming, safe and technically responsive.
