How to organize the gym

Organizes the gym according to wistropa1’s advice

The development of a gym is much more than a simple question of space and equipment. It is a project that requires meticulous planning and particular attention to each detail, in order to create an environment in favor of sports.

In wistropa1, we understand the importance of a weighted development that not only meets the needs of users, but also meets the architectural and safety standards in force.

Personalized specifications

At the center of our approach is a specific developed by the architects of our network. This document, which we communicate to you after the signature of our contract, constitutes the cornerstone of your project. It is made to measure, taking into account the specifications of your room, the expectations of your future users, as well as technical and regulatory constraints.

Content of the specifications

The specifications face different crucial aspects:

1. Needs analysis : Let’s start with a depth study of the needs of your customers. What activities will be offered? What is the user profile? These elements are essential to determine the functionality of the space.
2. Safety standards : Recommendations include specific security measures. We take into account the necessary safety devices, such as emergency exits, fire extinguishers and safety lighting, in order to guarantee a safe environment for everyone.
3. Accessibility : As part of our commitment to inclusiveness, we assure ourselves that your room is accessible to everyone, including people with reduced mobility. This includes the development of adequate items, the installation of ramps and the layout of accessible equipment.

The importance of safety and accessibility

During the development of the gym, it is essential to take into account not only functional aspects, but also those of safety. Our architects ensure that all equipment and installations comply with safety regulations. This includes the implementation of safety devices, as well as accessibility for people with reduced mobility.

ERP standard (public establishments)

Respect for ERP standards is a priority. This implies not only architectural considerations, but also developments adapted to various types of public. For example, the changing rooms must be designed to offer comfort and privacy, allowing easy access to people with reduced mobility.

Space optimization

In addition to the safety standards, our specifications also focus on the optimization of space. Each square meter is precious in the gym and we support you in the choice of equipment and their layout.

Supply of equipment

We analyze the circulation of users to avoid congestion and promote a fluid experience. The training areas must be clearly delimited, while allowing a certain versatility to host different types of activities. The equipment must be grouped by categories, such as weight training, aerobic or cardio areas, in order to facilitate access and use.

Creation of multifunctional areas

The creation of multifunctional areas is also one of our recommendations. This allows you to optimize the space for group lessons or training sessions for small groups, while offering flexible development possibilities. These areas can be equipped with mobile equipment that can be easily stored after use.

Design and aesthetics

Another essential aspect of the gym development is design. Aesthetics plays a key role in user experience. We believe that an attractive visual environment can improve users’ motivation and commitment.

Choice of colors and materials

Our recommendations include colors, materials and lighting choices that reflect the identity of your plant. Dynamic shades can stimulate energy and enthusiasm, while durable and easy to maintain a longevity of the installations.

Natural and artificial lighting

The lighting is a determining factor in the general atmosphere of your room. We recommend the integration of natural lighting, when possible, to create a pleasant and motivating atmosphere. Artificial lighting must be designed to avoid shadows and dark areas, thus guaranteeing optimal visibility on all driving areas.

Conclusion