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Pacesetter Hurdle Pak
A progressive primary school hurdling pack featuring 16 folding hurdles in four different heights, four rhythm poles and activity cards. Designed to help pupils develop their stride pattern, rhythm, agility and hurdling technique through structured athletics activities.
AT2530-0.5
Introduce children to hurdling through progressive, confidence-building activities with the Pacesetter Hurdle Pak. Featuring 16 folding hurdles in four different heights, four rhythm poles and activity cards, the pack supports the development of stride patterns, coordination, agility and speed.
Key benefits
- Introduces children to hurdling through easy, progressive stages
Four different hurdle heights allow activities to be adapted for different abilities
Rhythm poles help pupils develop their stride pattern, rhythm and timing
Folding hurdles are lightweight and easy to set up, move and store
Suitable for PE lessons, athletics training and primary school competitions
Provides enough equipment for varied drills, circuits and group activities
Educational value
- Supports the development of speed, agility and coordination
Helps pupils practise hurdling technique and obstacle clearance
Encourages consistent stride patterns between hurdles
Progressive hurdle heights allow pupils to build confidence gradually
Activity cards provide structured ideas for teaching and training
Suitable for individual practice, small-group drills and team activities
About athletics
- Athletics includes running, jumping and throwing disciplines
Hurdling is a track activity in which athletes run while clearing a series of evenly spaced barriers
Effective hurdling combines speed, rhythm, balance and coordination
Rhythm poles can be used before the hurdles to help pupils practise stride length and timing
Progressive hurdle activities allow pupils to develop their technique before moving to higher barriers
Athletics activities can help develop movement skills, physical confidence and active participation
Suggested uses
- Introducing primary-aged pupils to hurdling
Practising stride length, rhythm and timing with the rhythm poles
Developing lead-leg and trailing-leg technique
Creating progressive hurdle courses using different heights
Organising relay races, agility circuits and team challenges
Supporting PE lessons, athletics clubs and school sports days
Set-up and use
- Begin with the rhythm poles to help pupils practise their stride pattern and timing
Introduce the 20cm hurdles before progressing to the higher options
Position the hurdles with suitable spacing for the age and ability of participants
Ensure each hurdle is fully opened and positioned securely before use
Fold the hurdles after each session for convenient storage
Use the supplied activity cards to support structured lesson delivery
Safety information
- Position the hurdles and rhythm poles on a clear, level and suitable activity surface
Use appropriate spacing for the age and ability of participants
Keep running and landing areas clear of unused equipment
Allow sufficient space for pupils to slow down after completing the course
Inspect the hurdles and rhythm poles for damage before every session
Remove damaged equipment from use immediately
Hurdling activities should take place under appropriate supervision
What’s included
- 4 x 20cm folding hurdles
4 x 30cm folding hurdles
4 x 40cm folding hurdles
4 x 50cm folding hurdles
4 x rhythm poles
Hurdle Pak activity cards
Specifications
- Progressive primary school hurdling pack
Folding hurdle construction
Four different hurdle heights
Total number of hurdles: 16
Hurdles per height: 4
Number of rhythm poles: 4
Hurdle heights: 20cm, 30cm, 40cm and 50cm
Hurdle width: 50cm
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