The environment where fitness equipment is installed must not disturb the people. There must be a safety protection zone away from residential buildings, and each side should be more than 6 meters to 8 meters. In the process of installing sports facilities, residents should be investigated to see if they agree to install fitness equipment. If anyone objects, the consent of the property or community is required before installation. The installation location cannot be a slope or steep slope, nor can it be too close to the road. Moreover, fitness equipment should not be installed on sidewalks or parking lots in residential areas, and the installation of fitness equipment should not affect the surrounding fire exits. The most important point is that the place to install fitness equipment in the submitted application must be hardened ground, which can be cement ground, marble or square brick ground, and it must not be dirt road or mud road.

It is also necessary to consider where to install it to arouse the group's fitness activities, so that once it is windy and rainy, the surrounding area will be dirty, which will affect the residents' fitness and is not conducive to the maintenance of fitness equipment.

If the residential environment meets the requirements of installing fitness equipment and residents have needs, they can apply at any time. The specific process is that residents or residential properties submit an application report for installing fitness equipment to the community or street office, and then the community or street office submits written application materials to the District Science, Technology, Culture and Sports Tourism Bureau, and also submits a sketch of installing fitness equipment, and takes photos of the site where fitness equipment is to be installed from multiple angles, usually two photos. Finally, the District Science, Technology, Culture and Sports Tourism Bureau will make overall arrangements and determine the installation time after meeting the basic conditions.