Made of durable plastic. Square base with ring shape design.
Used for field training aids at various sports training events.
Helps to improve co-ordination of speed & legs exercise.
• Anti-skid TPR rubberized floor markers for indoor & outdoor use.
• Non-toxic and environmental friendly soft marker reduces injury
and slippery in all indoor sports.
• These directional markers, teach color as well as serve as markers
for relay puzzles and obstacle courses.
• A quick and easy way to set out clearly marked zone for a range of PE activities.
• Does not leave any markings on floors
Perfect combo for building speed and agility. 7 feet (2.13m)
6 rungs ladder pops up instantly into 4” hurdles (10.16 cm)
Made of durable, lightweight plastic.
Folds down quickly for convenient storage.
46cm speed rings.Ideal for agility training both indoor and outdoor.
Rings can be attached with Hook & Loop to design different agility
activities. Set/12 Red/Yellow/Green/Blue. In a Carry bag.
Multi direction rubber base allows agility poles for use in indoor and outdoor.
Multi holes allows poles to be used vertically or on an angle. Pole not included.
Ground Pitch Markers – Pack of 25 with Driving Tool.
Safe & permanent ground marking system.Feels like grass tufts
Most Convenient Solution for setting lines and boundaries.
Height – 19.5 cm & Width – 3.5 cm
Available Colors : White,Red,Yellow,Orange,Blue,Pink
This training kit is perfect for schools. Several activities can be done using this kit. Training Kit includes the following:
4 x Agility Hurdle 30cm
10 x Space Marker
5 x Cones 15cm
1 x Stopwatch
1 x Ladder 4m
1 x whistle with lanyard
TPR agility rings can be multi-purpose markers, used for
sports drills, active play or even speed and agility training. Its
characteristics are soft and anti-slip, so it’s safer as players
step on them. Outside Dia.: 32cm; Inside Dia.: 25.5cm
Made of heavy duty plastic.
Rings can be joined together with clips and helps to makes various formations.
Can also be used as an agility hurdle ladder.
Comes in a bag.
