1. Vertical Climb

2. Rope Climbs

3. Beam Jump

4. Balance Beam

5. Sit-Up Benches

Sit-ups involve lying on the back and lifting the torso repeatedly to a sitting position. This simple exercise can help adults strengthen and tone their core muscles along with muscles in their chest, lower back, neck and hips. Sit-up benches provide an elevated flat surface for lying back and doing sit-ups. On a sit-up bench, you can also do similar exercises like crunches, which isolate the abdominal muscles.

6. Pullup Bar

If you really want to build upper body strength, a pullup bar is a go-to piece of fitness equipment. The outdoor training system pullup bar from Miracle Recreation is designed with two handles that extend off the main bar for comfortable gripping. Users strive to support their own weight by hanging from the bar or further challenge themselves by pulling their body up above the height of the bar and lowering themselves back down repeatedly.

7. Chin-Up Bar

A similar piece of equipment to the pullup bar is the chin-up bar. This equipment features two textured horizontal bars at different levels to accommodate different heights and abilities. The difference between a chin-up compared to a pullup is that you grip the bar with your palms facing toward you. This subtle difference makes this exercise engage different muscles in the upper body. Chin-ups are a challenging exercise that fitness enthusiasts will love getting to include in their workout.

8. Dip and Leg Raise Station

You can also lean on the concave seatback on this piece of equipment as you grip the side bars and raise and lower your legs while keeping them straight. Leg raises can build both upper body, core strength and leg strength - especially in the hip flexors and hamstrings.

9. Leg Lift Poles

10. Ab Station

When you want to focus on your core health, the ab station should be your go-to piece of equipment. This equipment has an arched seat for you to lie back on while doing exercises like sit-ups and bicycle crunches. A horizontal bar at one end of the seat provides a spot to brace yourself or hold your feet down during sit-ups and crunches. Many exercises engage the core, but the ab station allows you to focus on your abdominal muscles to give them a good workout.

11. Step-Up Platforms

Step exercises with a step-up platform can be a great form of low-impact aerobic exercise. In other words, it gets your heart pumping to help you burn calories and doesn't put much stress on joints. Step exercises can also help you build strength in your legs. The step station provides two steps that are open on one side, allowing for lots of different exercises. You can step up to the first step and back down repeatedly, or step up and down to the side.

You can also use both steps or raise legs higher, marching-style, as you step to increase the challenge. You can also jump instead of step. Whatever level of intensity you're looking for, the step-up platform can accommodate it. It even includes a handlebar, which provides support and helps you balance as you use the equipment.