Differentiate Among Facilities, Services And Activities With The Air Track Mat

With the rise of trampolines and freestyle parks, we have seen a huge growth in the adoption of these traditional aerial training devices in new environments, accompanied by new and innovative setups. I don't think intuitively this would surprise anyone with experience of gymnastics or tumbling. However, it is still worth asking the question, why? What are the benefits that are intuitively felt by athletes and embraced by owners?
The three most powerful drivers we have experienced are. Attracting new types of customers, pressure to differentiate facilities, services and activities, and low costs compared to similar sized attractions.

The pressure to differentiate between facilities, services and activities

Entry fatigue is a very real challenge encountered by the park. This fatigue puts pressure on owners and general managers to mix things up and keep things fresh. This is where the air track mat comes in.
Let's use a mind game to illustrate this simple point and imagine how air track can be used by the minute, by the day.

The marketing and promotional opportunity

At any point in time on air track, a cheerleader makes a tumbling pass, followed by a martial arts performer making a swing pass. Then the court monitor might organize a relay race for a group of 5-year-olds, followed by a dodgeball game for 15-year-olds. After that, the foam blocks are pulled onto the air track mat and a full parkour course is formed in a matter of minutes.
After amplification, the general manager moved the air track from one side of the park to the other, giving the facility a new look from Thursday to Friday. Finally, the owners deflated the air track and took it to the town's Art and Wine Festival on Saturday as a marketing and promotional opportunity.

Ending
The main attribute of the air track from Kameymall is its flexibility. The flexibility of the activities that can take place on the mat. The flexibility of the customer base that interacts with the attraction. The flexibility of its physical location in or around your facility. This flexibility gives your facility, your staff and your services the opportunity to adapt in ways that steel structures cannot.