5 outdoor workouts you can do at E.E. Robinson Park in Sugar Hill

E.E. Robinson Park offers a variety of features that can be incorporated into fun and effective outdoor workouts. Here are 5 ideas to get you moving:

  1. Multi-Purpose Field Circuit: The multi-purpose field with its track provides a perfect space for a circuit training session. Here’s an example circuit:
    • Sprint: Run at full speed around the track for a designated time or distance.
    • Squats: Find a clear spot on the field and perform a set of squats using proper form.
    • Push-Ups: Locate sturdy, level ground and perform a set of push-ups on the grass. Modify on your knees if needed.
    • Walking Lunges: Walk the length of the field performing lunges, alternating legs as you go.
    • Rest: Take a short rest period before repeating the circuit. Adjust the number of sets and repetitions based on your fitness level.
  2. Tennis Court Workout: Even if you don’t have tennis equipment, you can use the tennis courts for a unique workout. Here are some ideas:
    • Agility Drills: Utilize the court lines for agility drills. Set up cones or markers and design a pattern of sprints, shuffles, and jumps to improve your coordination and footwork.
  3. Playground Fitness Fun: The playground equipment at E.E. Robinson Park can be a surprisingly effective tool for an outdoor workout. Climb the structures, swing on swings (if suitable for your fitness level), or do monkey bars for a fun way to get your heart rate up. You can also use benches for step-ups or tricep dips.
  4. Trail Run/Walk: The park offers a paved trail that’s perfect for running or brisk walking. Enjoy the fresh air and scenery while getting some cardio exercise. You can choose a distance or time that suits you and incorporate some jogging intervals for an added challenge.
  5. Hill Repeats: The South Park section of E.E. Robinson Park has a football/multi-purpose field with a track. If there’s an incline leading up to the track, you can use it for hill repeats. Run uphill at a challenging pace, then jog or walk back down for recovery. Repeat this for a set number of intervals.

Remember, these are just a springboard for your outdoor workouts at E.E. Robinson Park. Explore the park’s features and get creative to design a workout routine that’s fun and challenging for you.