Bison 6-in-1 Adjustable Easy-Up Youth Basketball Goal

Easily adjusts to 6 heights and mounts on any existing basketball goal!
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Quick-adjust system creates a seamless transition from a regulation level basketball ball hoop to a lower option. Easily install it with the your existing backboard system in just minutes to teach players basketball shooting fundamentals!

Adjustable Design

Easily adjust this hoop to accommodate players based on their age and skill. Set this kids' adjustable basketball goal to 6 different heights, ranging from 6-1/2’ to 9’H in 1/2' increments. Varying the height slowly builds younger players up to regulation height goals and gets them familiar with proper technique, instead of just relying on power to make baskets.

The design also extends the goal up to 24” closer to the free throw line, making field goals and three-pointers easier. The combination of adjustments available on both the X- and Y-axis means ideal accommodations for all student ages, from youth to standard levels.

Easy Setup

No tools are required to install this system! One person can easily attach the tubular frame to a standard 10?H goal with a unique cam operated lever. It works with any style of single-rim goals—breakaway or stationary. When play wraps up, the system folds for compact transportation and storage.

Durable and Convenient

Goal is made of ABS plastic for long-term use at any level of play. Because the system doesn’t require extensive modification to your existing backboard system, there’s no need to worry about complications when installing or removing it.

Engaging Basketball-Themed Activities with the Bison® 6-in-1 Adjustable Easy-Up Youth Basketball Goal

The Bison® 6-in-1 Adjustable Easy-Up Youth Basketball Goal offers versatile height adjustments, allowing young students to learn and improve their basketball skills at varying levels. With an easy-to-use adjustable mechanism, teachers can accommodate players of different ages and skill levels, making it perfect for elementary physical education classes. 

1. Team Shootout Showdown: Divide the class into two teams. Each team takes turns sending a player to shoot from a designated spot on the court. After each round, adjust the hoop height to increase the challenge. The team that makes the most shots wins. This game promotes teamwork and shooting accuracy.

2. Dribble Relay Madness: Teams race to dribble the basketball to the goal, perform a layup or dunk, and then dribble back to tag the next player. Adjust the hoop to different heights to match skill levels. This relay develops dribbling, speed, and layup skills.

3. Hot Shot Hoop Contest: Set up different shooting spots worth various points. Players shoot from each spot, and the team with the most points after a set time wins. 

4. Full-Court Frenzy: In this fast-paced game, students are divided into teams and play full-court basketball with a twist. Lower the height of the hoop to the appropriate level to increase success with your students.

5. Pass and Shoot Relay: Players line up and must pass the ball down the line until the last player, who then shoots at the goal. 

6. Knockout King/Queen: Play the classic game of Knockout with teams. Players must shoot and score before the next person in line. 

7. Team Passing Gauntlet: Teams must pass the ball between all players without dribbling while defenders from the other team try to intercept. The last player in the sequence shoots at the hoop. Adjust the goal height to suit the group’s skill level. This game promotes passing and team coordination.

8. Hoop Hustle: Two teams face off to see who can score the most baskets in a set time. 

9. Speedy Shot Challenge: Set a time limit for each player to make as many baskets as possible from various spots on the court. This game enhances shooting under pressure and speed.

10. Dribble Elimination: Each student must dribble within a designated area while trying to knock out other students' basketballs. The last player dribbling wins for their team. 

11. Horse: Students partner up and play the classic game of Horse. Teams take turns calling shots and matching them. The game focuses on shooting accuracy and creativity.

12. Lightning Layup Challenge: Teams race to perform as many layups as possible in a set amount of time. Adjust the hoop height for each round, focusing on layup technique and speed.

13. No-Dribble Basketball: In this variation, dribbling is not allowed, forcing players to rely on quick passing and movement to advance the ball. This game emphasizes passing accuracy and team communication. Adjust the hoop height to make shooting easier or more challenging.

14. 3-on-3 Tournament: Organize a 3-on-3 half-court tournament with rotating teams. The Bison® goal’s adjustable height lets you tailor the game to different skill levels. Focus on team strategy, defensive skills, and shot selection in smaller groups.

15. 21: Players compete individually, trying to score exactly 21 points through a combination of two-pointers, free throws, and three-pointers. Overshooting 21 forces a reset to 15 points. The adjustable hoop allows all students to participate regardless of skill. This game improves shooting accuracy and decision-making.