Coordination Agility Hurdle 23 cm YakimaSport model 13922-uniw

The YakimaSport Coordination Agility Hurdle 23 cm (model 13922-uniw) is an elastic training hurdle designed to support development of coordination, footwork, agility and speed. With a low 23 cm profile and lightweight construction, this hurdle is suitable for repeated use in fitness sessions, sports drills, youth training and rehabilitation. The flexible design reduces trip risk and is easy to transport and store, which makes it practical for interval drills, obstacle courses and compact training setups.

Advantages

The elastic material provides controlled rebound and reduces impact if stepped on, improving safety during dynamic drills. At 23 cm height the hurdle offers a low-profile target for quick footwork and speed development while remaining suitable for different age groups. Its lightweight and compact form factor makes it easy to carry to training venues and to arrange into multi-hurdle sequences. The simple construction requires minimal maintenance and is resilient to outdoor and indoor use when handled according to standard care.

Suitable for

• Agility and coordination drills in fitness and team sports
• Youth skill development and motor control exercises
• Interval training and speed ladder alternatives
• Rehabilitation sessions requiring low-profile obstacles
• Portable obstacle courses for coaching and PE classes

Key specifications

• Height: 23 cm
• Material: elastic/flexible training material
• Design: low-profile, lightweight hurdle
• Intended use: coordination, agility, footwork and speed training
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor training when used on appropriate surfaces

How to use

Place the YakimaSport coordination hurdle on a flat, stable surface and position one or more units at the desired spacing according to the drill. Use the hurdle for single-step, two-step or continuous footwork patterns, quick hops, lateral movements and sprint starts, adapting spacing and number of hurdles to the training objective. For youth or rehabilitation work, start with slower controlled repetitions and increase speed as technique and confidence improve. After training, stack or lay the hurdles flat for compact storage.

Usage recommendations

Inspect hurdles before each session for damage and avoid sharp surfaces that could compromise the elastic material. Use appropriate footwear and ensure the training area is clear of obstacles. For outdoor use, place hurdles on grass or flat turf; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or contact with rough abrasive surfaces to extend product life.