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The City of Hurst Elevates Fitness with a New Outdoor Gym
Customer: City of Hurst Parks & Recreation Department
Location: Chisholm Park, Hurst, TX
Selected Products: Helios Multigym, Titan Multigym, Versa Hi-Lo Pulley System, Everest Cardio Climber
Installation Date: August 2025
Project Goals for the City of Hurst Outdoor Fitness Installation
Create a long-lasting, accessible outdoor gym suitable for all fitness levels.
Design a layout with ASTM-compliant clear zones, safe turf surfacing, and heat-mitigating shade.
Use commercial-grade, tamperproof equipment engineered for durability and public-space safety.
Support community wellness with multi-user, multi-station equipment that enables group programming.
City of Hurst: Outdoor-Fit x Lea Park & Play Partnership
The City of Hurst has elevated community recreation with a new outdoor fitness area in Chisholm Park, built in partnership with Outdoor-Fit and Lea Park & Play.
The installation includes four pieces of commercial outdoor fitness equipment: Helios Multigym, Titan Multigym, Versa Hi-Lo Pulley System, Everest Cardio Climber.
Designed for long-term durability, safety, and all-weather performance, the outdoor gym features turf surfacing, ASTM-compliant spacing, and a full shade structure for Texas summers. This new outdoor fitness park provides accessible cardio and strength training options for every fitness level and supports community group classes and year-round programming.
The City of Hurst had a clear vision: build an outdoor gym that would last, support every fitness level, and meet rigorous public-space safety standards. We’re proud to help bring that vision to life with equipment engineered for real exercise, real durability, and year-round community use.
Frequently Asked Questions About Chisholm Park
Hurst’s installation pairs heat-tolerant, powder-coated equipment with a full shade structure and turf surfacing, so residents can train comfortably through Texas summers while the equipment resists UV and thermal wear.
Public-park fitness areas should meet ASTM standards with clear zones around every station and safety surfacing — turf, in this case. This eliminates entrapment and pinch points and keeps the site compliant for unsupervised use.
Yes. Multi-user, multi-station equipment like the Helios Multigym and Titan Multigym lets several people train at once, which is what makes year-round classes and community programming possible.
A full-body workout. The stations support strength training, cardio, functional movement, and stretching — the same fundamentals a trainer would program indoors — so residents can build a complete routine outdoors. Because the equipment is biomechanically correct with real resistance and full range of motion, the workout is genuine, not symbolic.
