The gym in Two Point Campus is a unique space that serves as both a classroom and a recreational facility. While some courses require a gym for assignments, students may also request gym equipment for personal use. This guide explains how to build an effective gym, when to expand, and how to handle gym requests efficiently.

Understanding Gym Requirements

The gym is classified as a classroom, but it also attracts student requests for various fitness-related objects. Even if your courses don’t require a gym, you may still receive requests from students, particularly Rebels, who seem to favor gym-related activities.

The Complete Circuit Gym (Large Setup)

For an efficient and fully functional gym that satisfies both academic and personal needs, a 5×7 gym is a recommended setup. This configuration provides enough space for all necessary equipment, ensuring all gym-related courses and student requests are met.

Key Objects for a Complete Gym

• Vaulting Course – Enhances student health and boosts learning power.
• High Jump – Provides a learning power increase.
• Climbing Frame – Supports multiple students at once.
• Barbell Bench Press – Useful for student exercise.
• Exercise Bench – Supports physical activities.
• Pull-Up Bar – Helps in assignments and fitness.
• Dumbbells – Compact and effective for training.
• Static Bike – Adds variety to student workouts.
• Climbing Wall – Provides a fun fitness challenge.
• Basketball Hoop – The only strictly required object for a functional gym.

Which Courses Require a Gym?

• Academic Exercise – Requires most gym equipment, including basketball hoops, climbing walls, vaulting courses, and pull-up bars.
• School of Thought – Uses the gym occasionally for assignments.
• Counter-Cultural Studies – Attracts Rebels and requires gym space.

Handling Gym Requests From Non-Gym Courses

Certain courses attract Rebels who frequently request gym equipment, even if the course itself does not require a gym. Courses that may lead to gym requests include:

• Virtual Normality
• Scientography
• Robotics
• Musicality
• Internet History

If you offer these courses but do not have a gym-required curriculum, be prepared for frequent gym-related student requests.

When to Build a Minimal Gym

If your campus requires multiple gym classrooms but you want to conserve space, you can build a 4×3 gym with only a basketball hoop. This small setup satisfies classroom requirements without wasting space on unnecessary objects. While not the best learning environment, it allows you to meet course demands without excessive expansion.

Should You Build a Gym for Health Benefits?

While gyms provide a healthiness boost, they are not the most efficient way to improve student health. Outdoor entertainment and food areas expose students to sunlight, which passively increases their health. Investing in well-placed outdoor seating, vending machines, and social areas is often a more reliable way to maintain campus health levels.

Final Tips for Gym Management

• Prioritize a large gym if multiple courses require gym-based assignments.
• Use minimal gyms for extra classroom space when necessary.
• Expect gym requests from Rebel-attracting courses, even if a gym is not required.
• Denying gym requests has no major penalty, but fulfilling them prevents repeated demands.

By following these strategies, you can ensure your campus gym operates efficiently, meeting both academic and personal student needs without unnecessary expansion.