Training Marker Pole Joma 164 cm, model 101686.050, orange

Training marker pole Joma 164 cm in orange is a slim, lightweight pole designed to assist with sports training and field organisation. At 164 cm height, it provides a visible reference for drills, agility stations and boundary marking. Constructed for easy handling and transport, the pole is suited for both outdoor and indoor use during coaching sessions, team practice and conditioning exercises.

Advantages

The marker pole combines low weight and compact diameter to allow quick repositioning and minimal impact when struck by players or balls. Its bright orange colour improves visibility across grass, turf and indoor surfaces. The 164 cm height creates a consistent visual target for drills, helping coaches set reproducible exercise layouts. The pole’s simple design supports stacking or grouping multiple units for course setup and storage.

Suitable for

• Football training and technical drills
• Agility and speed sessions
• Coaching exercises and tactical layouts
• Physical conditioning and fitness circuits
• Field marking for practice and small-sided games

Key specifications

• Height: 164 cm
• Colour: orange
• Design: slim, lightweight training pole
• Intended use: outdoor and indoor sports training
• Main function: marking, boundary and agility station setup

How to use

Place the pole vertically into soft ground, a weighted base or a designated holder depending on surface type. Use single poles to mark targets or combine multiple poles to define courses, slalom paths or positional boundaries. When used indoors, secure poles in suitable bases to prevent tipping. Reposition poles quickly between drills to vary distances and layouts according to the session plan.

Usage recommendations

Check pole stability before each drill and avoid forcing poles into hard surfaces without appropriate anchors. Store poles stacked or in a carry bag to protect colour visibility and maintain shape. Use the orange colour to increase visual contrast in mixed light conditions and pair poles with cones or bases to create durable training stations.