Training Agility Hurdle YakimaSport 45 cm – YakimaSport model 100085

YakimaSport training agility hurdle, 45 cm height, is a lightweight coordination fence intended for agility, sprint and fitness drills. The portable construction makes it easy to carry and position on grass, turf or gym floors, enabling repeated setups for ladder-style drills, plyometrics and speed work. Designed for use in sports training, group exercise, youth development and rehabilitation sessions, this hurdle supports progressive skill development and varied training routines.

Advantages

The hurdle combines light weight and durable materials to facilitate quick placement and easy transport between training stations. Its consistent 45 cm height provides a reliable target for technique, stride control and jump mechanics. The low-profile base design reduces trip hazards while allowing secure standing on uneven surfaces. Because it is compact and stackable, multiple units can be stored and carried without occupying excessive space.

Suitable for

• Speed and sprint drills for athletes
• Agility and change-of-direction training
• Plyometric exercises and jump technique practice
• Youth sports development and coordination sessions
• Rehabilitation and controlled fitness workouts
• Group classes and circuit training setups

Key specifications

• Height: 45 cm
• Construction: lightweight plastic composite suitable for outdoor and indoor surfaces
• Base design: low-profile for stability on grass, turf and gym floors
• Portability: compact and easy to carry for repeated placement
• Usage surfaces: compatible with grass, artificial turf and indoor gym floors

How to use

Place the hurdle on a flat surface at the desired spacing for the chosen drill. For speed and sprint work, set a series of hurdles in a straight line with consistent gaps to practice stride length and rhythm. For agility and plyometric work, arrange hurdles in staggered patterns or ladder configurations to focus on quick foot contacts and reactive jumps. Ensure the surface is clear of debris and secure the base before starting. Adjust exercise intensity and number of repetitions to match the athlete’s skill and conditioning level.

Usage recommendations

Use multiple hurdles to create progressive training patterns, starting with wider spacing and lowering training density for beginners. Combine with timing or video feedback for measurable improvements in speed and technique. Inspect units periodically for cracks or wear and store indoors when not in use to prolong service life.