Set in sunny Miami, Florida, Bryan Park is a multigenerational and inclusive space for people to exercise. This outdoor gym is an update to preexisting fitness equipment. One of the primary goals of the installation was to make it better serve the people that were already visiting the park. A wheelchair tennis league plays on the courts next to the gym, so park planners wanted to install a gym with an accessibility focus. Greenfields helped with that request by including seven Signature Accessible units designed for people in wheelchairs in the final design of the park. A Hexagon Extreme Functional Fitness Rig is also at the park for advanced users to exercise. There is also one Legacy Series unit with body weight resistance perfect for beginners and seniors. This park can truly serve everyone in the community. The patented Signature Accessible units (U.S. Patents 9,079,069 and 11,130,039) at Bryan Park exercise the chest, lats, triceps and shoulders. Five of the units are designed to be used by two people. There is an able-bodied side and a side designed for a person in a wheelchair to use without having to transfer. If transferring is an option, either side can be used by the individual. This project also features the Accessible Tricep Press with 16 levels of adjustable resistance. Bryan Park truly includes everyone by giving options for those in wheelchairs. The area with Hexagon Extreme Functional Fitness Rig also has a balancing plate and Plyometric Steps. These combined with the rig give a full body workout as there are dozens of features and many exercise options for stretching and strengthening. The rig can serve up to 12 users at a time. Due to the critical fall height of Functional Fitness units, this area of outdoor gym also has pour-in-place underneath it. The project planners also put shade over the Functional Fitness area.