Hand-drawn top-down floor plan of a rectangular gym with various exercise stations, windows, and a small person.

Listen carefully. For my exercise program in the gym, I need a sketch or picture showing how I set up the stations in the gym. In other words, a floor plan of the gym. Our gym is not very big. It's rectangular, with slightly shorter walls on the right and left, but longer walls at the top and bottom. The entrance to the gym is at the bottom center, but slightly to the right. To the right of the entrance, on the wall, is the equipment cabinet, so on the right wall, so to speak, and next to it is a rung ladder attached to the wall. In the upper right corner is a mirrored wall, and that's where the jumping station is to be set up. There is a thick soft floor mat in the corner for this purpose, and in front of it is a fabric staircase. To the left of the mat is a thick, springy cushion in the shape of a rectangle. The windows are on the left side of the gym, and the vehicle slalom is to be set up along this wall from bottom to top. There are three pylons in a row and a small children's vehicle. At the top in the middle, between the slalom and the jumping station, the tire hopping is to take place. For this, three tires are stuck to the floor in a row. The tunnel is located at the bottom center, approximately in front of the entrance. For this, two benches are placed parallel to each other with a folded mat between them. As a teacher, you place me, a small woman, near the jumping station because that is where I spend most of my time supervising. See more