[Architekt]

Saw this the other day, thought I'd share it here.

[Laser]

Better make sure you have your tetanus shots before working out there.

[Windom Earle]

Pretty cool.

With the popularity of boot camp style training these days, this style of gym would definitely compliment that niche.

[Belgrano]

It´s called Kachalka:

Quote:

In his latest photography book, Ukrainian photographer Kirill Golovchenko documents how people pump iron at a special place in his home country. "Kachalka: Muscle Beach" explores a Soviet-era open-air fitness area covering ten square kilometers (6.2 square miles) on the island of Tuhev in the heart of Ukraine's capital. There, entry has been free to anyone who wants to stay fit for the last 40 years.

The Ukrainian word Kachat means "to pump," and looking at the sunny images captured around the park's more than 200 weight-lifting stations, one can almost hear the sound of clinking weights, rep by rep. The unpadded benches, made simply of wood and painted blue, look more like medieval torture devices than benchpress stations.

It was here in the early 1970s that Polish gymnast Kasimir Jagelsky and mathematics professor Yuri Kuk realized their dream of creating a place for collective outdoor strength training. The fitness equipment is made from material that comes from a time when there was a surplus of scrap metal. Large vehicle parts serve as both weights and footbeds for rowing benches, and much of the equipment looks like it was salvaged from landfills and defunct factories.

Link

http://totallycoolpix.com/2013/07/kachal...dcore-gym/

http://oddstuffmagazine.com/interesting-...-kiev.html

http://loffee.com/2013/06/24/scrap-metal...-pictures/

[Architekt]

Awesome. Maybe the next time Roosh, or anyone else in the EE needs to do a border hop, they can pay a visit to Kachalka