Gore Hill Park Fitness Equipment – Fact Sheet Gore Hill Park is a 4.4 hectare area of land bordered by The Pacific Highway, Reserve Road, Royal North Shore Hospital and the Gore Hill Cemetery, St Leonards. The park is Crown Land, under the care, control and management of Willoughby City Council. The park has a number of recreational facilities including an oval for cricket and AFL, a basketball court and fitness equipment area. Council is looking to replace the existing fitness equipment and would like your feedback on the three proposed styles. How do I provide feedback? You can have you say on the fitness equipment style you prefer by: Answering our quick online survey at www.haveyoursaywilloughby.com.au Sending your comments marked to the attention of Council’s Recreation Projects Officer, Melanie Cowles by posting them to Willoughby City Council, PO Box 57 Chatswood NSW 2057. The submission period will close at 5pm, Friday 31 January 2014. OPTION 1 – AUSCORE The Auscore fitness equipment module is an outdoor gym and workout system designed to promote body weight training. It is designed and engineered in Australia and made entirely out of stainless steel. The equipment offers a safe workout for up to 12 people simultaneously, of all ages, fitness and experience levels with signage provided and a free online user manual to coach users. The Auscore fitness equipment module is also compatible with your own fitness accessories such as boxing bags, TRX’s and resistance bands and can be used for over 50 custom exercises to work the entire body. http://auscorefitness.com/ OPTION 2 – FITNESS TRAILS AUSTRALIA The Fitness Trails Australia outdoor fitness equipment is manufactured in Australia using environmentally friendly, recycled plastic. It comprises of stationary individual exercise equipment pieces grouped in one area with signage at each station to coach users with graphics and text, describing and illustrating how to use the equipment safely and effectively. The fitness equipment provides training for people of all fitness levels. http://www.fitnesstrails.com/ OPTION 3 – FIT FOR PARKS The Fit For Parks outdoor fitness equipment consists of individual exercise stations, using a combination of stationary and moving equipment pieces to offer cardio, strength training and stretching. The equipment has signage at each station with graphics and text, describing and illustrating how to use the equipment safely and effectively. The fitness stations are user-friendly, safe and provide a good fitness workout for people of any ability and fitness level. http://www.fitforparks.com.au/ .