Cycling tourism is a great way to see a new city while getting some exercise at the same time, but the Paris Navigating Gym is an entirely different type of cycling tourism. Rather than having to weave through the crowded streets of Paris, the Paris Navigating Gym is a floating spin studio that gives participants views of the historic city by way of the River Seine.
The Paris Navigating Gym was designed by Carlo Ratti Associati, an Italian design and architecture firm. The gym, which has space for 45 people on stationary bicycles, measures at 66 feet in length. The bikes in the Paris Navigating gym are technologically advanced ARTIS machines. These are capable of converting human pedal power into usable energy that contributes to the barge's movement.
Floating Urban Workout Tours
The 'Paris Navigating Gym' Gives a Workout Tour of Paris by the Seine
Trend Themes
1. Floating Gym Studios - Opportunity to provide floating spin studios in other cities as a unique workout experience.
2. Eco-friendly Gym Equipment - Opportunity to develop and promote gym equipment that converts human pedal power into usable energy, contributing to a sustainable environment.
3. Touring Workouts - Opportunity to create workout tours in other cities that combine exercise with sightseeing.
Industry Implications
1. Fitness - Fitness industry can integrate floating spin studios and develop gym equipment that converts human pedal power into energy.
2. Tourism - Tourism industry can offer touring workouts in other cities to attract fitness enthusiasts.
3. Architecture and Design - Architects and designers can explore the innovative concept of floating gym studios and create new designs for such facilities.