Lockable Totemaster Carts

These are the authentic Totemaster ball storage carts!
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Totemaster Carts feature a welded all-steel construction with 3/4” dia tubing for strength and stability. Blue powder-coat finish resists scratches for years in institutional environments. Heavy-duty 3" dia steel casters swivel smoothly for easy steering and rolling across indoor and outdoor surfaces. Replacement casters also available. U-shaped handles on both sides add a level of comfort and control. Lockable hinged covers are easy to access and provide security when equipment is not in use. 400 lb weight capacity.

Three size options accommodate the perfect number of activity balls based on the needs of your class.

  • Half-Size. Stores 18 official basketballs.
    • 21”L x 21”W x 30”H; 26 lb
  • Full-Size. Stores 24 official basketballs.
    • 36”L x 24”W x 36”H; 48 lb
  • Totemaster Plus. Stores 48 official basketballs.
    • 60”L x 24”W x 36”H; 76 lb

Specifications

  • 3/16” thick all-welded wire and 3” sq mesh construction
  • Powder coated for extra protection
  • No exposed bolts
  • Assembly required

 

15 Fundamental Movement Skill Activities Using Lockable Totemaster Carts

The Lockable Totemaster Carts are secure, heavy-duty storage carts with all-steel construction, large casters for easy mobility, and a lockable, hinged lid to safely store and transport equipment indoors or outdoors. Their standout feature is the built-in locking mechanism, making them ideal for keeping equipment safe between classes or during transitions. The spacious interior and durable frame make these carts perfect not just for storage, but also as functional stations and props in creative physical education activities. Below are 15 unique and engaging activity ideas that incorporate the Lockable Totemaster Cart to help students develop fundamental movement skills in fun and practical ways.

1. Totemaster Tag & Toss: Students run to the cart, retrieve a beanbag, and toss it to a teammate before tagging the next player. Builds running, throwing, and tag transitions.

2. Push Power Parade: In teams, students take turns pushing the empty cart along a cone-marked track. Enhances pushing, group coordination, and gross motor strength.

3. Jump & Jam Drop: Students jump up near the cart and drop a ball inside. Encourages jumping, power generation, and landing control.

4. Slide & Supply Line: Students perform a lateral slide to the cart and back while transporting items. Develops sliding, balance, and coordination.

5. Gallop & Grab Relay: Students gallop to the cart, retrieve a color-matching item, and gallop back. Focuses on galloping and visual recognition.

6. Leap & Load: Students leap over a low barrier, grab a beanbag from the cart, and return to their team. Builds leaping, balance, and coordination.

7. Stretch & Stack: Students reach high or low to organize different types of equipment inside the cart. Promotes stretching, bending, and sorting.

8. Turn & Transfer: Students do a full-body turn before grabbing and transferring an item to a teammate. Builds turning and passing accuracy.

9. Dribble & Deliver: Students dribble a Basketball from the baseline to the cart and deposit it inside. Reinforces dribbling, ball control, and spatial orientation.

10. Catch & Cart It: Partner toss activity where one student catches and drops the object into the cart. Focuses on catching, coordination, and reaction timing.

11. Twist & Toss Target: Students twist at the waist to toss beanbags into the cart from different directions. Develops twisting, core control, and aim.

12. Compact Catch Relay: Students catch a ball thrown by a partner, sprint to the cart, and place it inside. Builds catching, running, and team sequencing.

13. Cart Clean-Up Countdown: In 30-second rounds, teams race to clean up scattered equipment and store it in the cart. Encourages responsibility, speed, and cooperation.

14. Balance & Bin Toss: Students balance on one foot while tossing beanbags into the cart. Trains static balance, throwing, and coordination.

15. Sit, Twist, & Toss: Students sit on the floor, twist to grab a ball, and toss it into the cart. Focuses on sitting balance, twisting, and accuracy.