EasyGO Ground Level Disc Target Set

Take these portable disc golf targets with you and use them anywhere for students of any ability! Simply place the hoop in the holder and attach a numbered flag to indicate the number of the disc golf hole. It takes just seconds to set them up, and it's just as fast to take them down for compact storage. Each flag is a different Rainbow color, making it simple to identify holes at glance.

Each target consists of a DuraHoop Hoop (30" dia), an ABS plastic HoopStandz Hoop Holder (11"L x 11"W x 5"H), and a numbered PVC flag (10"L x 6"W). Complete Set includes 12 targets, 12 flags (numbered 1-12), 24 AirRanger Plastic Discs (9" dia), and a DuraBag Duffle for simple transportation and storage of all supplies.

15 Skill-Building PE Activities Using the EasyGo Ground-Level Disc Target Set

The EasyGo Ground-Level Disc Target Set features six ground-level mesh disc targets with collapsible frames and vibrant color-coded designs. Its key advantage is its ground-level design, which offers a unique challenge compared to traditional standing disc golf targets—making it ideal for developing disc control, accuracy, and safe play in limited spaces. The portable, pop-up construction also allows teachers to set up a disc-based station or full course quickly, indoors or outdoors. These clever and adaptable targets open up creative possibilities for developing manipulative, locomotor, body control, and coordination-based skills. Below are 15 imaginative physical education activity ideas using the EasyGo Set to reinforce fundamental movement skills.

1. Ground Pound Precision: Students aim to land their disc directly inside the target with low, controlled throws. Trains accuracy, underhand throwing, and visual targeting.

2. Pop ‘n’ Drop Disc Toss: Students jump vertically, then toss their disc on the way down toward the target. Builds explosive movement and spatial control.

3. Hop & Plop: Hop on one foot to the throwing line and aim to land a disc in the target. Develops balance and hopping endurance alongside disc accuracy.

4. Round-the-Clock Roll: Arrange targets in a clock formation. Students throw discs to hit specific “hour” targets. Teaches rolling and directional control.

5. Color-Match Mayhem: Each target corresponds to a colored disc. Students must run to match and throw the correct color into the same-colored target. Focuses on object recognition, running, and throwing.

6. One-Handed Wonder Toss: Non-dominant hand only! Students toss the disc into the target to build bilateral coordination and arm strength.

7. Sit-n-Sling: Students sit crisscross on a poly spot and must toss the disc accurately into the nearby ground target. Promotes core control and seated balance while throwing.

8. Target Tag Team: In pairs, one student runs a shuttle while the other makes a disc toss. Switch roles after each round. Combines teamwork and alternating skill sets.

9. Disco Disc Dance Drop: Students dance to music and freeze when it stops. From that position, they must make a throw toward the target. Builds rhythm and improvisational movement.

10. Target Island Escape: Place each target in a hula hoop “island”. Students must toss their disc to land inside both. Encourages precision and layered targeting.

11. Sit-Stand Slam: Students start seated, stand up without using hands, then immediately throw a disc at the target. Develops core strength, balance, and rapid movement transitions.

12. Stop, Drop, and Throw: Students jog around the area. When the whistle blows, they drop to one knee and throw a disc from that position. Builds quick stopping, knee stability, and accuracy.

13. Partner Push & Pop: Partners push each other gently on scooters toward the throwing line, where the rider attempts to toss a disc. Combines teamwork, pushing, and timing.

14. Slow-Mo Show Throw: Students must perform an exaggerated slow-motion movement before releasing the disc. Encourages kinesthetic awareness and control.

15. Disc Golf Dominoes: Place multiple targets in a row. Students try to land their disc in each, one at a time, without skipping a target. Builds patience, goal progression, and throw accuracy.