Trim Trail
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Arm Stretch
The angled pole is designed to test jumping skills and explosive power. The further down the pole the higher the jump!
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Chin Ups
Chin Ups are a great exercise for your upper body, back and arms, and the varying heights of the three bars create different levels of challenge.
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Hurdles
Practise your hurdling skills on these five Hurdles which are positioned at different heights to vary the challenge.
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Ladder Walk
Swinging across the Ladder Walk requires strength, agility and coordination to get to the other side.
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Leap Frog
A playground favourite turned into a challenging exercise. Leapfrog over the upright posts to test coordination and work leg muscles.
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Parallel Bars
Perform the perfect dips on the Parallel Bars, use them as low pull up bars, or work your stomach muscles with leg raises.
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Pole Climb
Testing upper body and arm strength, agility and climbing skills – getting to the top of the Pole Climb will work up a sweat.
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Press Ups
Use the timber pole as a hand rest as you perform the perfect push up as part of the Trim Trail workout.
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Sit Ups
Crunch those abs at the Sit Up station as the timber poles support the movement and hold your legs in place.
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Step Ups
The four large Step Up posts can be set at various heights to work all of the muscles in your leg.
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Straddle Jump
The low horizontal pole of the Straddle Jump lets you jump from one side to the other, testing leg strength, power and stamina.
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Vault
A great lower body exercise as you hold onto the pole and kick your legs over the timber. Great for leg muscles and core.
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