Marbella improves the outdoor exercise areas of the promenade
The City Council installs new bio-healthy machines on the beaches of El Ancón, Casablanca, and Nagüeles in Marbella.
The Marbella City Council has carried out the renovation of the bio-healthy machines located at various points along the promenade to improve the outdoor exercise areas of the municipality. The Councilor for Public Works, Diego López, visited the site and pointed out that "these are elements that are used daily by many residents, taking advantage of an accessible and healthy environment by the sea, and the goal is to enhance the safety and functionality of these areas so that they can continue to be enjoyed in optimal condition." He specified that the work is part of the Conservation, Maintenance, and Repair Plan for Educational and Sports Facilities and Equipment, which includes replacing equipment worn out by time and environmental conditions.
López detailed that "the initiative has been developed on the beaches of Casablanca, Nagüeles, and El Ancón, where new equipment designed for physical exercise has been installed, including about thirty rowing machines, ellipticals, ski simulators, bicycles, leg extension machines, and large steering wheels, and in the El Ancón area, a specific machine for waist exercises has also been added." He also highlighted that "our goal is to continue promoting physical activity and healthy lifestyle habits among the citizens," while indicating that "we continue to reinforce the maintenance of public spaces and the improvement of municipal sports facilities."
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