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Analysis of the Current Situation and Optimization Strategy of Fitness Space in Urban Comprehensive Parks

DOI: 10.4236/oalib.1110311, PP. 1-7

Subject Areas: Urban Planning

Keywords: National Fitness, Comprehensive Park, Fitness Space, Chengdu People’s Park

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Abstract

Urban comprehensive parks are important places for urban residents to engage in outdoor fitness exercises. In the context of national fitness, whether urban comprehensive parks can meet the exercise needs of residents is particularly important. This article takes the People’s Park in Chengdu as an example and conducts research and analysis on the fitness space in the park through on-site research and literature analysis. It is found that the overall number of existing fitness facilities in the park is insufficient, and the setting of fitness paths is unreasonable. Based on the current situation of the problems, optimization suggestions are proposed: activity venues should be reasonably divided, fitness facilities should be added, and safety hazards should be eliminated, to provide certain reference and reference for the design of fitness spaces in future urban comprehensive parks or various parks.

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Wei, J. (2023). Analysis of the Current Situation and Optimization Strategy of Fitness Space in Urban Comprehensive Parks. Open Access Library Journal, 10, e311. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/oalib.1110311.

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