Sports Boulevard Introduces ‘Walking Track’ And Riyde Cycling Experience For Ramadan In Riyadh
In a move to foster a culture of health and physical activity, the Sports Boulevard has partnered with Al Nakheel Mall in Riyadh to launch the “Walking Track” initiative during the holy month of Ramadan.
This initiative, which features a 506-meter walking track inside the mall, encourages Riyadh’s residents and visitors to incorporate walking into their daily routine, translating to approximately 750 steps.
The “Walking Track” is part of the Sports Boulevard’s broader mission to enhance community well-being and raise awareness about the benefits of regular physical activity.
It aligns with the project’s objectives to provide quality facilities and promote a lifestyle centered around health and sustainability.
Since its recent launch, the initiative has seen a strong turnout, indicating a growing interest in adopting walking as a healthy habit among community members.
Further enriching Riyadh’s fitness landscape, the Sports Boulevard continues its immersive cycling experience, RIYDE.
This innovative concept uses cutting-edge technology to simulate cycling routes, allowing participants to virtually traverse different terrains and compete in an engaging environment.
Following its initial success, RIYDE now features a virtual 5.24km route designed to cater to varying levels of fitness, offering a 10-15 minute cycling adventure.
Participants can also use virtual reality technology to preview the transformative impact of the completed Sports Boulevard project on Riyadh.
This immersive experience not only promotes cycling as a form of exercise but also serves as a glimpse into the future development of the city.
Ahmed Bin Askar, chief of communications at the Sports Boulevard Foundation, highlighted the initiatives’ role in promoting healthier lifestyles and engaging the community in sports.
“We are dedicated to improving the quality of life in Riyadh by encouraging residents and visitors to make healthier choices and actively participate in sports and community activities,” he stated.
