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Field notes / 02 / Training spaces
The room is part of the record.
An empty track, a shared court, a corner at home. Look beyond the equipment.
Context, not a recommendation
What changes when the setting changes?
A room, a court or a lane can give an observation useful context. None of these photographs establishes access, ownership, equipment suitability or a safe place to train. They are prompts for noticing the setting.
The ordinary setup
Describe what is there.
A mat, a towel and weights make a specific still life. Their presence is not an exercise prescription. In a setup note, list what was available, what was moved, and what you could not check.
- Record
- Equipment, position and any change in layout.
- Keep separate
- A recommendation about what somebody should use.
