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Your cart is empty.Let’s purposefully arrange these spot markers on the basketball court to craft engaging training games and tailored shooting drills. These dynamic activities will focus on essential skill areas including agility, shooting accuracy, ball handling, positioning, and overall court awareness. Ideal for integrating timeless games like “Around the World” and “Horse,” this thoughtfully designed plan will elevate your practice experience and help you cultivate key basketball skills.
FloSho
2025-08-09 21:58:53
These agility floor dots are exactly what I need when working on gait training, balance, and coordination with my physical therapy patients.They also help me incorporate sequencing, dual-tasking, and cognitive tasks for those who need it.My intended use is on hard surfaces, such as tile, hardwood, and even low-pile carpet.I love that these floor dots are 10 pieces numbered from 1-10, have fun basketball icons, are different colors, and are 9" round sized with flat surface and slight texture on the underside to grip the floor.I use them for patients to tap with their feet for target practice, step/walk on, lunge on/off in different directions, and walk around.These dots remain in place when tapped or stepped on, but they do move a little if pushed with a foot.I like how the underside texture is very slight, so it grips the floor but can easily be cleaned with a disinfectant wipe without me having to wipe around larger grooves/bumps.These dots are very flexible, and can also be used on more compliant surfaces, such as grass or thick carpet, but the edges would flip up with a person's weight on them.Definitely recommend these dots!Thank you!
Leah L'Rae
2025-08-02 17:32:05
I'm a basketball coach and I saw these and thought they'd be perfect for me to use with my kids but also with my teams. They're thick, the backside has little rubber fingers to grab on to the floor/concrete and they work super well. They come in a mesh bag with a tie on top and my boyfriend even said how good quality they are. I'm really excited to use these more. So far I've actually used them as start/stop points for sprinting and jogging for myself and my kids, and as markers for where to shoot during plays. It's nice to have something the kids won't be afraid to step and slip on. Great find!
Charles Lee Brace
2025-06-08 15:59:19
Being a basketball trainer, I am always on the lookout for the best training aids that I can find to help in teaching. These spot shooting colored circles have a positive non-slip rubber bottom, which will keep them in place. I would recommend that you clean the floor and dry it with a clean towel before placing each spot.Make sure to remove any dust particles as you pace each rubber spot. This will insure good contact with the floor and prevent any possibility of slip hazards.It is also a good idea to have a diagram of the types of shots you want to be working on in the various spots. I would have liked to have seen a pack of 20 numbered circles. But overall, you can always order additional circle sets to cover the entire gym area. You will not be disappointed with these shot spots. I rate them a solid 4.5 our of 5 stars. (Great Buy)
Redman62
2025-05-15 14:45:27
Such a simple concept and yet this is the first time I have seen anything like this. My spouse coaches youngsters (Under10) in basketball and has a hard time getting them to understand positioning. These will help immensely. They are well made, cling to the floor well and do not appear to be a trip hazard. The colors are also bright and easy to read from a distance. Great find!
SacDad
2025-04-21 14:25:34
I love these spot markers for Basketball. They are much more useful than the cones because kids kick the cones around constantly. These pop on the ground and stay there. Highly recommended for coaches.
L O
2025-03-05 12:55:37
These are pretty straightforward. The kids are using these for shooting basketball; establishing and learning positions. So far they are durable and sticky. The kids are having fun learning locations instead of ‘go here / there’! Highly recommended these to rec ball coaches & players.
dp
2024-12-10 17:57:31
A little better than using cones. The bottoms stick well to the gym floor and are not sliding all over the place if they get stepped on. They also don't get all marked up if you step or bounce the ball on them. I like these for gym training, or for outdoor court training. I would not use on grass or dirt - use cones for that terrain.
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