Gopher QwikPro 2.0 Floor Hockey Pop-Up Goals

Specifications

• Fiberglass frame
• Twist frame for compact storage
• Nylon net
• Indoor/outdoor use
• 72"W x 48"W x 34"D; 12 lb

Added Weight for Stability

Three enclosed pockets filled with small iron balls add extra weight around the bottom of the goal to keep it upright during play. The lightweight fiberglass frame sets up and collapses quickly for easy portability and compact storage in an included bag. The goal features a 2 mm nylon net with fabric sleeves. Available individually or in a pair.

15 Creative and Action-Packed Floor Hockey Activities Using Gopher QwikPro 2.0 Pop-Up Goals

The Gopher QwikPro 2.0 Floor Hockey Pop-Up Goals are ultra-portable, lightweight, and durable goals designed specifically for fast setup and easy transport in PE classes. What sets them apart is their fold-flat design and integrated carry strap, allowing teachers to quickly set up games indoors or outdoors without lugging heavy equipment. These goals are perfect for creating spontaneous games, stations, and skill challenges anywhere — empowering students to build fundamental movement skills through engaging, quick-deploy hockey action. The activities below take advantage of the QwikPro’s portability and ease of setup to keep students active and learning across multiple fundamental movement domains.

1. Goal-to-Goal Relay: Set up several QwikPro goals across the gym. Students must dribble and shoot into each goal as a relay. Teaches dribbling, running, and striking.

2. Quick Stick Trick Shots: Students rotate through shooting stations with pop-up goals at different distances and angles. Builds striking, accuracy, and balance.

3. Traveling Target Time: Move the QwikPro goals after each round. Students must adapt to new target locations. Promotes adjustability, spatial awareness, and accuracy.

4. Around the Horn Hockey: Students rotate through a circuit of QwikPro goals with different rules: one-hand shooting, backhand only, etc. Builds adaptability and fine motor control.

5. Pop & Drop Pass Game: Players must complete a pass before shooting on a QwikPro goal. Encourages passing (striking), teamwork, and timing.

6. Time Crunch Takedown: Set a timer — how many goals can teams score using QwikPro goals in 60 seconds? Builds power, agility, and decision-making.

7. Fold & Flee: After scoring, students fold their goal and run to a new zone to repeat. Adds problem-solving and locomotor transitions.

8. Sneaky Shooter Showdown: Hide QwikPro goals behind gym equipment. Students must locate and shoot. Builds exploration, direction change, and shooting.

9. Color Code Chaos: Use colored pucks or balls that must be shot into the matching-colored QwikPro goal. Reinforces focus, color recognition, and aim.

10. Partner Pass & Pop: One student passes, the other shoots. Partners rotate roles with each goal scored. Emphasizes coordination and cooperative play.

11. Hockey Hot Potato: In teams, students pass quickly before a timed shot into the QwikPro goal. Teaches quick thinking and teamwork.

12. Trick Shot Tunnel: Place QwikPro goals low and narrow. Students try wrist shots, backhands, or spins. Boosts creativity, technique, and focus.

13. Rebound Roundup: Place a wall behind the QwikPro goal. Students must collect rebounds and reshoot quickly. Builds reaction time and agility.

14. Mini Match Rotation: Set up multiple QwikPro goals for simultaneous mini-games. Rotate teams every few minutes. Covers game play and all manipulative skills.

15. Angle Attack Arena: Set QwikPro goals at unusual angles. Students learn to shoot from tough positions. Enhances spatial reasoning and shot variation.