Description
We know passing and moving is a vital key to a team's success, having the vision to see a great through ball is one thing, actually executing the pass is a skill in itself. This is where the Passing aArcs come into play!
Designed to help players keep passes on the ground and hit the target, our Round Passing Arcs will ensure a true development on your passing. Too often players struggle keeping the ball on the floor. This is why we designed our Passing Arcs to help your team execute precise and perfectly weighted balls that break down defences.
Take your game to the next level and become the perfect passer on your team, showing off your passing technique and accuracy with each pass whether it's short or long.
Use for one touch passing, small sided games, angle passing, goalkeeper training, speed hurdles, and much more. Our durable and long lasting Round Passing Arcs are constructed with high tensile tubular commercial grade plastic and metal ground spikes, these Passing Arcs are battle tested and coach approved for use at home, at the park or your training grounds.
These Passing Arcs have removable spikes so you can use them on all field surfaces. Simply add 2 of our small rubber bases (#M-R25) to each hurdle. See product video.
Passing arc has a 25mm/1" diamter. Arcs stand 15" tall when in the ground and 20" wide. Spikes tuck up inside Passing Arc when you remove them. (Helps prevent poking through your equipment bag!) - Unlike the competition, these Passing Arcs have a nice insertion lip to easily insert the arcs into the ground.
- Passing Arcs Sold Individually (Bulk savings available)
- Can be used as Hurdles
- Spikes to hold in any grass surface
- Removable Spikes to fit (2) Small Rubber Bases for turf applications (#M-R25)
- Turf Bases also fits agility poles. (sold separately)
- Improve Passing Accuracy & Technique
- Improve 1-Touch Accuracy and Soft Touch
- Forces players to keep the ball on the ground
As seen used by Fairway Academy! Follow them on Instagram to see all the awesome and unique private training drills they have developed using our passing arcs. It's really cool :)
