Palextra Monza

@palextra_monza, a gym in Monza, Italy, wanted to make sled training part of its everyday sessions without giving up space on the training floor. That meant a lane built for the job: tough enough for a loaded sled and marked clearly enough to train against the metre.

An Atlantis One track, 1 × 10 m, made as one straight lane with a clear start, a finish line and every metre numbered in between. It turns ten metres of the gym floor into a measured run, so every rep comes with a distance to beat.

The gym’s athletes now have a place of their own for sled work, from heavy pushes to fast finishers. It’s ten metres they can come back to every session, with markings that show how far each effort went.