Is there any woman use the outdoor gym?

>HVAC in workplaces is commonly set for the comfort levels of men (approx 5 degrees too cold for women). Yes, because you can add layers if you're too cold. But heaven forbid a woman has to wear a jumper, we wouldn't want to inconvenience them - men should be forced to work in uncomfortable heat that they can do absolutely nothing about instead. >And it’s 2026 now, we should be past sexist shit like this by now. But it’s so ingrained. We will never be past the fact that things have to be designed and optimised for the average user. We are never going to design bricks for women who don't want to be brickies but still get offended and throw a tantrum that the bricks they're never going to touch are too big for their hands. I don't really understand how you think this should work. Should all bricks come in two sizes? Should AC be set to an in between temperature that just makes everyone uncomfortable (but that women can still adapt to, while men can't)? Should mops be longer? Then you'd be moaning that they're too long for the average woman to use.