Training Hurdle SPARTAN adjustable high durable 160 cm — SPARTAN 6340

The Training Hurdle SPARTAN adjustable high durable 160 cm — SPARTAN 6340 is a purpose-built athletics hurdle designed for technique practice, plyometric drills and height-adjustable training. Constructed to provide a stable base and withstand repeated use, the hurdle reaches a maximum height of 160 cm and offers incremental height settings to suit different training intensities. Its design prioritizes reliability and consistent performance during track training, sports club sessions, school PE lessons and home workouts.

Advantages

The adjustable height mechanism allows quick changes between settings so coaches and athletes can vary intensity without interrupting sessions. A stable, wide base reduces tipping and improves safety during repeated jumps, while durable materials and reinforced connections resist wear from outdoor and indoor use. The hurdle’s simple construction makes it easy to transport and store, and the 160 cm maximum height accommodates advanced training drills and competitive preparation.

Suitable for

• Track and field hurdle technique training
• Plyometric and jump conditioning drills
• Sports clubs and team practice sessions
• Physical education classes in schools
• Home and garage-based athletic workouts

Key specifications

• Maximum adjustable height: 160 cm
• Height adjustment: multiple incremental settings for varied training
• Construction: durable frame with reinforced joints for frequent use
• Base: stable, wide support to reduce tipping during jumps
• Intended use: indoor and outdoor training environments
• Portability: lightweight components for easier transport and storage

How to use

Set the hurdle to the required height using the adjustment mechanism, ensuring locking points are fully engaged before use. Place the hurdle on a level surface and check stability by applying slight pressure to the top and sides. Use the hurdle during drills that focus on clearance technique, rhythm and plyometric power; progress heights gradually to match the athlete’s skill and conditioning level. After training, lower the hurdle for storage and, if used outdoors, inspect connections for dirt or wear before the next session.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective sessions, warm up thoroughly before performing high-intensity hurdle drills, monitor athletes for fatigue, and adjust heights incrementally. Use a non-slip training surface and maintain adequate spacing between multiple hurdles to preserve rhythm and reduce risk of collisions.