New wellbeing studio and family adventure play spaces revealed for Trowbridge Leisure Centre
Trowbridge Leisure Centre will feature an accessible Live Well Studio and interactive Adventure Zone, including soft play and activities for families.
Wiltshire Council has revealed further details of two major attractions planned for the new Trowbridge Leisure Centre, including a dedicated wellbeing studio and an interactive indoor adventure play area for families.
The Live Well Studio and Adventure Zone will form part of the new leisure centre currently under construction on Bythesea Road in Trowbridge. Both facilities have been designed to encourage people of all ages and abilities to stay active, improve their wellbeing and enjoy time together.

The new centre will also feature a six-lane swimming pool, learner pool, gym, fitness studios, immersive cycling studio, community spaces and a café.
The Live Well Studio will provide a welcoming environment for people who may find traditional gyms less accessible or intimidating. It will include specialist power-assisted exercise equipment designed to support movement and physical activity in a safe, low-impact way.
The equipment will offer additional support for older adults, people recovering from illness or injury, those living with long-term health conditions and anyone looking to build confidence in becoming more physically active.
Alongside the specialist equipment, the studio will offer instructor-led sessions and structured programmes to help participants improve their fitness, balance and general wellbeing at a pace that suits their individual needs.

Families will also have a new attraction to look forward to through the Adventure Zone, an indoor interactive soft play facility designed to keep children active while encouraging exploration, creativity and physical development.
The Adventure Zone will include several dedicated areas catering for different ages and interests.
Younger visitors will have access to a Baby and Toddler Zone featuring soft play equipment and a Play Café area, providing a space for families with young children to enjoy their visits.
A separate Sensory Zone will offer an inclusive environment where children can explore different colours, textures, sounds and movement through imaginative play.
Older children will be able to enjoy the Junior Zone, featuring slides, foam rollers, spider webs, cargo nets and rope bridges designed to encourage climbing, movement and physical challenges.
There will also be an Interactive Sports Zone combining physical activity with digital technology. Children will be able to take part in games and challenges testing their speed, agility and coordination while competing with friends.
An interactive gaming system will bring an additional element to the adventure play structure, allowing children to collect points, complete challenges and take part in games as they move around the facility.
The Adventure Zone is intended to provide a year-round family destination where parents, grandparents and carers can enjoy active experiences with children, whatever the weather.
Cllr Mel Jacob, Cabinet Member for Organisational Strategy, Digital and Leisure, Libraries and Culture, said the two facilities would bring something new to Trowbridge.
She said: "The Live Well Studio and Adventure Zone will bring something genuinely new and exciting to Trowbridge.
"Whether it's helping someone build confidence to become more active, supporting their wellbeing, or giving families a fun place to spend time together, these spaces have been designed with the whole community in mind."
She added that the council was looking forward to sharing more details as construction progressed and the opening of the centre approached.
Construction of the new Trowbridge Leisure Centre is continuing, with work progressing across different areas of the building.
The development is expected to provide residents with a wider range of opportunities to exercise, improve their health and enjoy family activities, while adding new leisure facilities to the town.
Residents can find further information about the project through the Wiltshire Council website or follow the new centre's Facebook page at facebook.com/trowbridgeleisure.





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