Football training equipment Powershot

QuickFire goals and shooting walls Powershot for finishing

The QuickFire goal comes in several sizes, including a three-metre by two-metre model and another measuring three metres sixty by one metre eighty: perfect for small-sided matches on half a pitch. The Pro goal, which is two metres forty by one metre twenty, is suitable for small games and youth workshops.

The self-weighted shooting wall, measuring three metres by two metres, is placed in front of a goal and only leaves openings at the corners. It forces the shooter to aim accurately rather than hit hard, and it stabilises without pegs, making it usable on synthetic pitches.

Other training equipment brands

To complete your gear, the training equipment page gathers all the brands. Softee is known for its ball-carrying trolleys and compressors, Sporti for its goal nets, targets and inflatable dummies, and Tremblay CT for its tactical boards, cones and line marking paints.

Free kick dummies Powershot for simulating a wall

Reproducing a defensive wall in training requires stable and easy-to-move equipment. Powershot offers the free kick dummy individually, in kits of three or in a bundle delivered with a bag, allowing you to quickly align a wall of the desired width against the shooter.

The dummy trolley carries everything between the storage area and the pitch without damaging them. Paired with a target or a smaller goal, the dummies also serve for crossing and deflection drills, where the attacker must navigate around an obstacle before finishing, a common situation in matches.

Agility, rebounds and tactics with Powershot equipment

• Foldable agility hurdles: delivered in sets of six, they work on foot placement and step frequency, then fold flat into a bag.
• Rebound net: the double-sided model inspired by tchoukball returns the ball for quick controls and passes, alone or with others.
• Tactical boards: the 60 by 90 centimetre wipeable magnetic board and the ink-free board are used for pre-match discussions.
• Pitchmarker markers: these PVC implants, sold in sets of twenty-five, provide lasting markers on synthetic turf.

Investing in Powershot equipment at the right time

A goal or a set of dummies represents an investment for a club. Black Friday and the holiday season are good times for large orders, winter sales and equipment promotions extend these opportunities, and the French Days in spring precede the summer sales and the return of training. Clearance sales add to the offering, with orders prepared and shipped within 24 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a QuickFire goal stay outside all year round?

It's better to store it away after use, as a portable goal is not designed for permanent installation. Leaving it outside permanently exposes the net to UV rays and moisture, which weaken it over time.

How many defenders should I align against a shooter in training?

A real wall typically has between three to five players depending on the distance and angle. A kit of three dummies is sufficient for off-centre free kicks, and two kits cover straight shots.

What is a Powershot foot golf kit for?

The kit includes ten targets with stakes and flags to trace a foot golf course, where you reach each hole by foot in a minimum number of strokes. It's a great exercise for long pass accuracy.

What Powershot net should I choose for an 11-a-side football goal?

Choose a net that meets the official dimensions, 7.32 metres by 2.44, with a depth suitable for your goal, for example, eighty centimetres at the top and one metre fifty at the ground. A two-millimetre cord is sufficient for regular use.

Does a Powershot protective net serve as a ball stop?

Yes, when stretched behind a goal, it catches missed shots and prevents you from having to chase balls far from the pitch. It also protects the surroundings of a pitch set up near a road or garden.