Training Hurdle YakimaSport 15 cm height – coordination hurdle by YakimaSport

The YakimaSport Training Hurdle with a 15 cm height is a coordination hurdle designed for agility, speed and plyometric drills. Made for repeated use in training sessions, this lightweight hurdle helps athletes and recreational users develop footwork, timing and balance. It is suitable for individual practice, team warm-ups and structured group classes where compact, low-profile obstacles are needed to set up quick, progressive drills.

Advantages

This 15 cm coordination hurdle is lightweight and easy to transport, making it practical for indoor and outdoor sessions. Its low profile reduces the risk of injury during high-repetition drills while still providing a consistent visual and physical target for stepping and jumping exercises. The design supports quick setup and removal, allowing coaches and trainers to modify drill layout efficiently between repetitions and training stations.

Suitable for

• Agility and coordination drills
• Speed and plyometric training
• Track and field warm-ups
• Youth development and skill sessions
• Group fitness and circuit training

Key specifications

• Height: 15 cm
• Purpose: coordination and agility training
• Weight: lightweight, suitable for easy handling
• Material: durable, impact-resistant construction for repeated use
• Use environment: suitable for indoor gym floors and outdoor turf or track surfaces

How to use

Place the YakimaSport 15 cm hurdle on a flat, stable surface at the desired spacing to match the drill objective. Use single-leg, double-leg or lateral steps and jumps over the hurdle to target coordination and timing; adjust spacing to increase or decrease difficulty. For group sessions, arrange multiple hurdles in lines or staggered patterns to create shuttle or ladder-style progressions. After use, stack or store hurdles in a dry area to preserve material condition.

Usage recommendations

Begin drills with low repetitions to assess athlete comfort and technique, then gradually increase speed and repetitions as coordination improves. Use appropriate footwear and ensure the training surface is free of debris. Supervise youth athletes to maintain correct form and reduce risk of tripping.