Training Obstacle

Training hurdles are used to set up a specific course layout for stepping and transition drills. The height of the product should be appropriate for the type of exercise and the level of the athletes. A higher hurdle does not always mean better training; height and spacing should be determined by the coach according to the goal of the program.

Fixed and adjustable hurdles

Fixed models can be practical for courses that are set up repeatedly to the same specifications. Adjustable models offer flexibility for use with different groups. For both types, stability, connection points, and material integrity should be examined. How the product behaves when knocked over or contacted should be evaluated based on the product's usage features.

Course area and equipment maintenance

Sufficient clearance should be left between hurdles and at the end of the course. A layout that does not intersect with the running directions of other groups should be preferred. It is necessary to protect the height adjustment parts during transport and to check them before setup. Details such as the number of pieces in a pack, the folding size of the product, and the carrying bag make a significant difference in club storage.

You can review other types of equipment on the training materials page.

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