YakimaSport ELITE training and slalom pole, 33 mm diameter and 170 cm length in white, is a rigid pole designed for agility, slalom and technical drills. Its consistent shape and stiffness help maintain clear spacing and vertical alignment on training courses. The pole is intended for use on turf, grass or training mats and integrates into football, hockey, fitness and coaching setups where repeated directional and footwork practice is required.
Advantages
The 33 mm diameter and 170 cm length give the pole a balance of visibility and rigidity, reducing bending during repetitive drills. Its smooth, uniform surface simplifies handling and repositioning on the field. The white colour improves contrast against turf and most training environments, making it easy to see at a distance. The construction is suited to repeated insertion into turf or mats while retaining its straight form for consistent course layout.
Suitable for
- Agility and slalom training for football and hockey players
- Footwork and technical drills in individual or group sessions
- Fitness and conditioning circuits requiring markers with stable shape
- Coaching exercises and skill-development courses on turf, grass or training mats
Key specifications
- Diameter: 33 mm
- Length: 170 cm
- Colour: white
- Design: rigid, straight training/slalom pole for field use
- Suitable surfaces: turf, grass, training mats
How to use
Use the pole as a marker in slalom courses, cone-and-pole drills or straight-line sprint and agility exercises. Insert the pole into the ground or secure it into training mats at the required spacing to create lanes, slalom lines or obstacle patterns. Combine multiple poles to form drills for speed, change of direction, dribbling or stick-handling. For repeated sessions, check that poles are properly seated and aligned before each drill to ensure consistent spacing and safe use.
Usage recommendations
Place poles at distances appropriate to the athlete’s age and skill level; increase spacing for sprints and reduce spacing for close-footwork drills. Inspect the pole before each session for straightness and secure placement. Store poles flat or upright in a dry area to avoid unnecessary bending or surface abrasion.
