Modular pump track in Schwarzenbek

Inclusive and movement-promoting: Round course and practice straight EXTRA WIDE in the PARK Edition made of fiberglass

Facts

ProjectModular Pumptrack Park Edition Fiberglass
PerformancePlanning and construction
customerSchwarzenbek
LocationSchwarzenbek, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Launch2023
Planning and implementation timeSummer 2023

Project description:

In the municipality of Schwarzenbek, two modular pump tracks in the fiberglass version contribute to even more exercise. In the immediate vicinity of the municipality's skate park - a perfect mix, in our opinion. The practice straight provides the ideal introduction for the first feeling on a pump track and can also be used in a wheelchair thanks to the extra wide track. The circular course in the World Cup layout promises additional variety and fast curves. The wider track makes the green waves safer, but at the same time it also enables higher speeds.

target group:

You don't necessarily need four wheels or a driver's license to experience speed and a little thrill. You can do a lot more with a bike than just get to work or school (...) The pump track is intended to be a new social meeting place for young people, but of course also for all other Schwarzenbek residents. It can be used with all roller sports equipment at all skill levels and age groups from 3 years upwards. Even experienced wheelchair users can experience the flow on the extra-wide waves.

Location & Size

The World Cup with a length of over 65 meters and the practice straight are located on a skate park and are therefore an ideal addition to the existing offer

Special feature:

Inclusion, yes please Kids and young people in wheelchairs don't want to play on separate, specially made play equipment. They want to be part of it. On the Modular Pumptrack, everyone rides on the same track, in the same direction, at the same speed. Everyone on their own wheels!

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