HERNE BAY BEACH

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DOUBLE PULL UP BAR:

The width and height aren’t too bad. The bars are a bit thick, though, and they’re stainless steel, which is never good.

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DIP BARS:

I didn’t want to get sand in my trainers so I didn’t actually get too close to any of the equipment here. From a distance, they looked very low, but the width and length both look great.

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MONKEY BARS:

The cross bars are so close you wouldn’t be able to use these as actual monkey bars. On the positive side, you could use them for hammer grip pull ups at varying widths.

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MONKEY BARS:

Use the other monkey bars and ignore these.

 
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STALL BARS:

These are good - lots of crossbars, which gives you options for stretching, flag training, etc.

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LADDER:

Not sure what’d you use this for. Bit pointless imo.

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DIP STATION:

These look higher than the other dip bars. I’d probably use these if I trained here.

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DOUBLE PUSH UP BARS:

It would have been nice if these were twice as long, but they’re not bad.