Open to Ever­y­thing

Ever­y­thing for Ever­yone

The Frei­burger Turner­schaft of 1844 e. V. is one of the largest and most tradi­tional sports clubs in southern Baden. With its exten­sive club grounds located directly on the Dreisam River and in close proxi­mity to the Dreisam Stadium, the club provides ideal condi­tions to inte­grate sports faci­li­ties like the Skill Park and the Stadium Area seam­lessly into the exis­ting infra­struc­ture. Both projects share several key features:

Inclu­sion & Acces­si­bi­lity: All faci­li­ties are desi­gned to be usable with wheel­chairs or strol­lers.
Versa­ti­lity: Both areas cater to a wide range of athletic abili­ties, from endu­rance, strength, and speed to coor­di­na­tion and mobi­lity.
Compact Spatial Plan­ning: Clever place­ment of equip­ment maxi­mizes usabi­lity even on rela­tively small plots.
Custom Fabri­ca­tion: Where stan­dard solu­tions were insuf­fi­cient, plan­ners deve­loped tailor-made equip­ment in-house.

Both projects also benefit from their central loca­tion directly on Schwarzwaldstraße—between the Dreisam Stadium, the youth hostel, and the river­side swim­ming area—making them attrac­tive not only for club members but also for stadium visi­tors, walkers, and joggers.

Plan­ning and imple­men­ta­tion of both projects were carried out by Spor­tA­trium.

Skill Park

Measure, Compare, Improve: Completed in 2024, the Skill Park offers a compact 165 m² trai­ning area focused on digital tracking and athletic chal­lenges. Here, users can test and enhance their perfor­mance across a variety of disci­plines.

High­lights of the equip­ment include elec­tronic sprint measu­re­ment, thro­wing and shoo­ting measu­re­ment stations, inter­ac­tive touch cardio walls, calis­the­nics equip­ment with timing func­tions, slack­line, tram­po­line, long jump, and high jump measu­re­ment.

The concept targets ambi­tious athletes as well as anyone who enjoys measurable progress, from members of the Frei­burger Turner­schaft to school sports groups and even sports kinder­gar­tens. A special feature is its inte­gra­tion into the club’s internal pathways, ensu­ring the Skill Park is seam­lessly embedded in ever­yday club life.

Stadium Areal

With the Stadium Area, the second major outdoor project followed in 2025. Along the former running track, a 280 m² multi­func­tional fitness park was created, combi­ning strength trai­ning, coor­di­na­tion, and playful move­ment.

Its special features include a calis­the­nics and crossfit area, a senso­ri­motor parcours with step­ping stones, slack­line, and tram­po­lines, a container solu­tion for trai­ning equip­ment such as dumb­bells, balls, or mats, and a joint-friendly EPDM surface for warm-up and cool-down.

The park is not only for members of the Frei­burger Turner­schaft. Joggers along the Dreisam and stadium visi­tors also find a sporty addi­tion to their outing. The faci­li­ties are desi­gned for all gene­ra­tions, from children and teen­agers to fami­lies and seniors.

Two Concepts, One Goal

Whether it’s perfor­mance-oriented, measurable trai­ning in the Skill Park or general outdoor fitness in the Stadium Area, both faci­li­ties demons­trate what modern club deve­lo­p­ment can look like—thoughtfully planned, usable across all target groups, and seam­lessly inte­grated into the surroun­dings.

With the Skill Park and the Stadium Area, the Frei­burger Turner­schaft sets a strong example of what sports faci­li­ties in the 21st century can be: compact, versa­tile, and open to ever­yone.