Slalom Pole

Slalom poles create visible passage points in change-of-direction and dribbling courses. The spacing between the poles is determined by the coach based on the purpose of the training and the skill level of the athletes. One of the most important distinctions when choosing a product is the difference in usage between models that are stuck into the ground and models with bases.

Choosing the right base for the ground

A pole set up by being stuck into grass may not be directly usable on a synthetic pitch or in an indoor hall. For models with bases, the weight of the base, its stability, and its contact with the ground should be evaluated. It should be checked whether the connecting parts are included with the product. If there is a flexible or spring mechanism, the maintenance and usage instructions should be reviewed.

Course setup and transport

It is necessary to position the course in such a way that players do not encounter each other after turning. The start and finish points must be clearly separated. The pole length should be suitable for the carrying bag and storage. For detachable models, it is important to check the connections before use. Listing the number of poles and the number of bases separately on the order list reduces the risk of missing parts.

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