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Lynx Sport, training gear

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Tennis ball feeder for 4 Lynx Sport Powershot®
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Lynx Sport Tennis ball feeder for 4 Powershot®

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Saline solution Lynx Sport
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Lynx Sport Saline solution

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The Lynx Sport page brings together training equipment from this German supplier based in Lichtenau: cones, soft cups, coloured hoops, adjustable hurdles, and agility ladders, sold individually or in complete kits. Everything you need to prepare for the new term's sessions on motor skills, speed, and coordination for a club, a school, or a coach, regardless of the sport played.

Preparing for the new term's sessions.

The complete training kit Lynx Sport

The complete kit from Lynx Sport combines everything you need to energise an entire group: forty cones, twenty soft cups, and twenty circles in four colours, ten adjustable hurdles measuring 23 to 30 centimetres high, and a four-metre agility ladder. The four colours—blue, yellow, red, and green—are used to organise several activities at once or to give visual cues to younger participants: everyone goes to the cone of their colour. For a club starting out or a school renewing its equipment, it’s the simplest solution to cover most exercises.

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Low hurdles and agility ladder: working on footwork

The low hurdles are adjustable to develop knee lift, stride frequency, and coordination: space them the length of a stride for rhythm work, more for jumps. Their adjustable height allows them to be adapted to the age and level of participants, from children to adults. The agility ladder, placed on the ground, sequences quick foot placements: one foot in each square, two feet, side shuffles, lateral entries and exits. Used in warm-ups, they prepare the ankles and knees for the directional changes found in almost all team and racket sports.

Cones, cups, or circles: what marker for what activity

The cones, tall and visible from afar, mark doorways, slaloms, and the boundaries of a field. The soft cups, flat, can be set up in an instant to mark a line or a course and pose no danger if a player steps on them. The circles placed on the ground serve as landing targets for jumps, reaction games, and motor skills exercises for the little ones. Mixing the three allows for varied courses to be constructed in just a few minutes, and sorting by colour in a bag saves time in each session.

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Good deals can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped within 24h are prepared and dispatched in 24 hours. The year’s highlights follow a stable order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the holiday season, the winter sales, the French Days of spring, followed by the summer sales and back-to-school.

Frequently asked questions

How many cones should I plan for a group session?

Count on about twenty cones to delineate a field and two or three activities, and as many cups for the starting lines. A kit of forty cones allows for several areas to be set up at the same time without needing to move everything between exercises.

From what age can low hurdles be used?

From kindergarten, set at the lowest height, they are used to teach children how to step over and jump in rhythm. The height and spacing are increased as they grow, always prioritising good technique over height.

Is Lynx Sport equipment suitable for tennis and padel?

Yes, the brand is present among specialists in tennis and padel, particularly with nylon training targets that attach to the net with Velcro. Cones and ladders are also useful for training racket players’ movements.

How should cones and cups be maintained?

Rinse them with clear water after a session on muddy ground, let them dry before stacking, and store them out of the sun, which makes plastic brittle over time. Replace a cracked cup before it injures someone.

Can this equipment be used indoors?

Yes, the soft cups and circles can be placed on wooden floors without damaging them, and the hurdles and ladder also work in gyms. Just check that the feet of the hurdles do not slip on a smooth surface.