Football training equipment for players, parents and coaches, designed by QUICKPLAY. The range covers rebounders and rebound boards for first touch and passing, the Ball Mastery Skills Mat for close control, speed and agility kit (ladders, hurdles, poles, cones and markers), goalkeeper training equipment, target nets, reaction training with the RXTR Pro Coach, footballs, bibs and coaching boards. It suits solo practice in the garden, grassroots and junior sessions and professional club training alike.
The football training aids most players start with are a rebounder (SPOT, TEKKERS, PRO Rebounder or a REPLAY rebound board), a Ball Mastery Skills Mat and a set of cones. Coaches add the PRO Speed and Agility Set, agility poles and hurdles, training bibs, a tactics board and target nets that turn any goal into a finishing drill. Goalkeeper coaches use the deflection floor grid, floor line and ramp for unpredictable low balls, and the Handheld Rebounder for reaction saves. The RXTR Pro Coach adds a reaction light and live scoring to a passing panel for decision-making drills.
Established in 2007, QUICKPLAY football training equipment is designed in-house and trusted by clubs, schools and parents across the UK.
Why buy QUICKPLAY football training equipment?
QUICKPLAY has designed football training equipment since 2007, starting with our patented flexi-post KICKSTER goal and the SPOT Rebounder, and every product since has been designed in-house around the same brief: quick to set up, stable in use and built to handle regular training. That shows in the details, such as the patented flexi-post uprights on the SPOT and TEKKERS rebounders, the Negative Angle Mode on the PRO Rebounder, the anti-twist paracord on the Agility Ladder and the step-by-step drill layout printed on the Ball Mastery Skills Mat. Spare nets, uprights and parts are stocked so kit can be repaired rather than replaced, and the range is trusted by clubs, schools and parents across the UK. There is a level for every player: the standard ranges for the garden and grassroots sessions, and the Elite and PRO ranges, built heavier and more stable, for clubs and professional academies.
What types of football training equipment does QUICKPLAY sell?
Training aids, football training devices, apparatus, tools or accessories, whatever you call them, fall into six groups. Rebounders and rebound boards return the ball for first touch, passing and volleys, from the garden-sized SPOT 5x3' to the 12x6' GS Series Rebounder Wall. Ball skills equipment covers the Ball Mastery Skills Mat, grip socks, AEROTECH training footballs, the REPLAY Football Trainer ball in sizes 4 and 5, and the KICKSTER 2-in-1 goal and rebounder. Speed and agility kit includes agility ladders, adjustable speed hurdles, agility and training poles, cones, flat markers and the 35-piece PRO Speed and Agility Set. Coaching equipment means training bibs, tactics boards and magnetic whiteboards, corner flags, target nets and the REPLAY Defender mannequin. Goalkeeper training equipment covers the deflection floor grid, floor line, wall and ramp plus the Handheld Rebounder. Reaction training is the RXTR Pro Coach, Cognitive Cones and RXTR Cognitive Markers.
What does a complete football training session need?
A warm-up, a technical block, a skills block and a game. For the warm-up, an agility ladder, a set of hurdles and some cones cover footwork, activation and change of direction. For the technical block, a rebounder or rebound board gives each player hundreds of touches without a partner, and the Ball Mastery Skills Mat structures close-control work. For the skills block, target nets on the goal turn shooting into a scored drill, training poles set up dribbling lanes, and the REPLAY Defender mannequin stands in for a defender at free kicks. For the game, bibs to split the groups, flat markers to mark the pitch and a tactics board to explain shape. Coaches running larger groups add the PRO Speed and Agility Set, a 35-piece bundle that packs the ladder, hurdles, poles and cones into one bag and works out cheaper than buying the pieces separately, and a wheeled equipment bag for the rest. Everything here works indoors on a sports hall floor as well as on grass and astro.
Is QUICKPLAY football training equipment suitable for kids, juniors and adults?
Yes. Most of the range is not sized by age, so the same cones, ladders, markers, bibs and boards serve an under-7 group, a youth team and a senior squad. Where size matters, there are options: the SPOT Rebounder 5x3' and TEKKERS Net 5x3' give a slower, forgiving return that suits children, while the PRO Rebounder and TEKKERS Air return driven balls for older players; the Ball Mastery Skills Mat is used by kids and adults alike; footballs come in sizes 3, 4 and 5; and training bibs come in child and adult sizes. Junior football training equipment that grows with the player, such as a rebounder or the RXTR Pro Coach, tends to be the better buy than kit that is outgrown in a season. See kids football goals for age-sized goals.
What is the best football training equipment for solo practice at home?
A rebounder first, because it replaces the partner. The SPOT 5x3' or a REPLAY Station rebound board fits a small garden and covers passing, first touch and volleys. Add a Ball Mastery Skills Mat for close control on any flat surface, a set of cones for dribbling and a target net if you already have a goal. Players who want decision-making as well as technique add the RXTR Pro Coach, which calls targets with its reaction light and scores every rep, and is designed to train in as little as 10x10ft. For goalkeepers training alone, the deflection floor grid creates unpredictable low balls from a simple throw or kick.
