Gym-I-Nee Goal

Introduce a unique basketball-like game on your playground with this molded, weather-proof plastic goal! It features four extended-length chutes, each numbered for multiple scoring options and math skills integration.

Exciting Twist on Basketball

Instead of a traditional hoop with a backboard at either end of the play area, Gym-I-Nee goes in the middle of the space for 360° of play. After the ball goes through the open top, it's up to players to guess which of the 4 chutes the ball will come out of. Because the chutes are different colors and have different numbers, there are also a variety of scoring options. Teachers can also use the numbers to integrate math skills into activities.

The oversized hoop allows for multiple balls to be thrown in it at once. The goal uses any ball up to an official size 7 basketball, and also includes a 6-game activity guide that teaches players different games and scoring systems to keep their experience fresh and fun.

Durable, Long-Lasting Construction

Made of durable weather-proof molded plastic, this goal withstands constant exposure to outdoor elements as well as consistent institutional use. At 8'H, it is shorter than a traditional basketball hoop so younger students will be able to throw balls into it. 57 lb goal includes a 3.5" dia steel post. In-ground installation required.

Gyminee Goal Activity Ideas

The Gyminee Goal is a lightweight, portable, and highly versatile target that supports a wide range of striking, kicking, throwing, and aiming activities. Its easy setup makes it ideal for fast transitions and high-repetition practice in skill development stations. These activities help students build accuracy, coordination, and decision-making while applying fundamental movement skills in engaging game-like settings.

1. Angle Attack Accuracy: Students shoot at the goal from different angles to explore accuracy and force control.

2. Precision Point Passing: Students pass a ball to a partner who then immediately attempts a shot into the goal.

3. Dribble & Deliver Dash: Students dribble a Gopher Rainbow UltraPlay Ball through cones before taking a shot on goal.

4. Zigzag Shot Sprint: Students weave through cones before stopping to shoot at the goal.

5. Balance Before the Blast: Students balance on one foot for 3–5 seconds before attempting a shot on goal.

6. Partner Pass & Pop: In pairs, one student passes while the other turns and shoots into the goal.

7. Quick Stop & Shoot: Students sprint toward a ball, stop under control, and immediately shoot.

8. Hop & Hit Scoreboard: Students hop to different stations and attempt a shot from each location.

9. Creative Combo Kick: Students combine movements (hop, spin, dribble) before shooting.

10. Defensive Dodge & Shoot: Students dodge a moving partner before taking a shot on goal.

11. Relay Rocket Shots: Teams compete in a relay where each student must score before tagging the next player.

12. Distance Dial Shooting: Students experiment with different distances to adjust force and accuracy.

13. Speed Shot Circuit: Students rotate quickly through multiple shooting stations for repeated practice.

14. Catch & Shoot Combo: Students catch a pass and immediately attempt a shot on goal.

15. Team Tally Target Game: Teams compete to score the most goals within a time limit using controlled shooting skills.