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Lighting for Fitness clubs and Gyms

25 November 2024

Egoluce explains how the choice of the kind of light, its intensity, and its colour can improve the safety, motivation, and performance of users

 

When designing a gym, lighting is a key aspect that can significantly influence users’ experience. Adequate lighting not only creates a welcoming environment but also improves safety and helps increase motivation and performance during training. In addition to natural light coming in through windows and skylights during the day, it is also essential to provide a combination of even artificial light that does not strain the eyes and ensures adequate visual comfort, thus improving mood and concentration.

Proper artificial lighting for the gymnasium can be achieved by using several lighting points to illuminate the entire training area from above diffusely, imitating natural light and reducing shadows. The lights should be positioned and aligned high on the ceiling to avoid glare and annoying reflections. If the gym consists of several areas, it is advisable to subdivide the lighting according to the specific needs of each area.

 

Cardio area

For this environment, it is essential to ensure bright lighting does not strain the eyes. The best solutions include LED light panels, spotlights, and ceiling lights. Pendant lamps are an excellent choice for effective illumination and elegance. The recommended colour temperature is 4000K to maintain high motivation and improve visibility.

 

Weight room

Powerful, directional light is crucial in this area. Directional LED spotlights with a colour temperature of approximately 5000K are ideal for adequately and safely illuminating the training area, highlighting muscle definition, and providing immediate visual feedback to users.

 

Spaces for group lessons

The lighting in these areas must be versatile. Dimmable lights make it possible to create the right atmosphere for different activities, from relaxing yoga classes to more intense aerobics classes. In these environments, it is recommended to use a colour temperature between 3500K and 5000K to suit different activities and create an immersive environment.

Lighting is a key element in the design of a gym. Investing in a well-designed and flexible lighting system can make all the difference in creating an optimal and welcoming training environment.

 

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