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Yes!! Just by looking at today’s title, you probably already have a good idea—Sis Celia is taking everyone to a very special spot for some exercise... As for where it is? Seriously, I can only say that Sis Celia is absolutely in love with this sports park~ But also, Aofengshan Sports Park has really been stepping up lately!! It boasts beautiful scenery, complete facilities, and even the super rare fitness equipment in Taiwan that I’m about to introduce is now open to the public for free during the summer vacation!!
So today we’re still staying on the charming hills of Aofengshan to keep playing, hehe~ What!? You’re asking if Sis Celia herself is passionate about exercise??
Tsk tsk, that’s actually a rather insightful question? Basically, don’t let Sis Celia’s outwardly sporty and strong appearance fool you!! Shouldn’t she be more of a sporty sweetie type? Hehe, not at all okay? (shrugs) Actually... it’s all an illusion, an illusion, an illusion!! I’m truly, really not good at sports at all~~ So today I’m just here to introduce the ‘Competitive Experience Playground’ for all you exercise enthusiasts out there. Today’s main feature is the ‘Competitive Experience Playground’ at Aofengshan Sports Park, which is divided into five major facilities: the ‘Starworm’ imported from Germany, a 2.4-meter-tall spider-shaped fitness structure, the ‘Extreme Ferris’ that trains balance and rhythm, the ‘Parkour Facility’ resembling an obstacle course running area, and the ‘Blog Climbing Wall’ mimicking real rock climbing activities—all of which are currently the hottest fitness facilities among young people. Alright!! You must be super interested in checking out these fun and novel fitness structures!! Then let Sis Celia take you on a tour of Aofengshan Sports Park to go work out, hehe~ (Yes!! Sis Celia will just cheer everyone on from the sidelines) PS: All sports and fitness facilities carry certain risks—please experience them with caution!! Be sure not to injure yourselves.
Alright, finally arrived at the ‘Competitive Experience Playground’. Basically, it’s right across from the Qingshui Ghost Cave, closer to the back end of the park—it’s really not hard to find. Hehe, let’s sneak a peek at these fitness structures first—they just look so fun, but... before formally introducing them... Ding suggested we walk up the aerial walkway first to appreciate this rare fitness playground from another angle. Actually, the aerial walkway is also a bike path, though you don’t often see residents cycling around during weekday afternoons. Looking down from the aerial walkway, you can clearly see these fitness structures right in front of me... Alright!! This is the ‘Extreme Ferris’ that trains balance and rhythm—but on-site, it’s almost become a kids’ play toy, look at how excited they all are~~ They must rarely get to play with such a huge toy that can spin around really fast??? Makes Sis Celia feel a bit shy about going up to snatch it away from the kids (but don’t worry, the kids won’t get hurt—the ground is covered with soft mats, so unless the angles or movements are too extreme, the risk of injury should be pretty low).
Next is the ‘Blog Climbing Wall’ that mimics real rock climbing activities—hmph!! This one’s a bit tough for the little ones, huh? When Sis Celia was there, not a single person had climbed up, and... well, Sis Celia was wearing a skirt—if I climbed up, I’d just be giving others a sore eye, so of course I’ll just admire it from afar.
Alright!! Now onto the heavyweight champion of the ‘Competitive Experience Playground’—the imported German ‘Starworm’. Built with over 9 million NTD, standing 2.9 meters tall, shaped like an amoeba (haha, it really does look super much like an amoeba), it can be used by multiple people at once, constructed with steel cables and corrosion-resistant, sun-proof steel pipes, and the ground is covered with a thick 12-centimeter double-layer elastic mat for added safety. (But... it’s almost become a spot for parents to let their kids roam freely—if Sis Celia wanted to climb on too, she’d actually feel a bit shy about it...)
Next is today’s biggest surprise—ever since Sis Celia got off the car and walked up the aerial walkway, she kept muttering, “Oh my god, how can someone be so creative!? Where did such a huge spider come from!? It’s so big, sooo big...” This is the 2.4-meter-tall spider-shaped fitness structure—its unique steel pipe design has already become one of Aofengshan’s new landmarks. (It’s really such a huge spider...) And hiding behind the ‘spider’... I think must be the ‘Parkour Facility’ resembling an obstacle course running area. The ‘Parkour Facility’ is divided into several sections—everyone might as well try them one by one, it’s actually quite fun.
Of course, in the corner, there’s also a whole row of cute-looking fitness structures—these are the types you usually see in parks too. Alright!! After seeing today’s introduction, are you interested in this ‘Competitive Experience Playground’? I suggest you take some time to visit Aofengshan Sports Park and spend a little while experiencing its unique atmosphere... It’ll definitely give you a super satisfying feeling. PS: All sports and fitness facilities carry certain risks—please experience them with caution!! Be sure not to injure yourselves.
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