Bola Fielding Trainer with Turntable
New for 2008 BOLA have introduced a Gimballed Turntable which is used with a BOLA Hockey Machine for fielding and wicket-keeping drills. The Gimballed Turntable was used extensively during the 2008 tours of England by New Zealand and South Africa. The ECB’s National Fielding Coach Richard Halsall and England Coach Peter Moores were among the first to use the trainer.
The machine is mounted on a specially constructed, gimballed turntable and can fire balls in any direction and at any trajectory. Using fielding ramps manufactured by Katchet coaches can replicate any fielding situation accurately and repeatedly. Practicing a head-high Jacques Kallis square-cut requires different skills to taking a fine edge at second slip off Flintoff’s bowling.
The BOLA is a versatile source of ball deliveries which can be used to practice a variety of fielding and wicket-keeping skills. The Hockey Machine has rubber wheels which are much kinder to the leather cricket balls which are preferred for fielding practice. It goes without saying that the Gimballed Turntable is also invaluable for training hockey goalkeepers.
About Bola
The BOLA Bowling Machine has been at the forefront of technology since it was conceived by club cricketer Michael Stuart in 1984. The original conceptual brief to provide accurate and consistent batting practice for cricketers of all standards and abilities is still very much alive but evolutionary development over a quarter of a century has made the latest BOLAs better than ever. BOLA Machines are used by thousands of schools, clubs, private individuals and organisations who have recognised a very tangible and enjoyable way of improving batting performance. A first class cricket practice facility available to all cricketers at an affordable price. The BOLA Bowling Machine is the best fun you’ll have on your own in a cricket net!
Customers Comment
easy to use, quick delivery
- Shane Clark
