MultiMark Freestanding Target

Six-sided cube lets archers quickly change the target during practice. Just turn or flip the cube to practice on one of five different target styles. The top of the target includes care and usage instructions. Ideal for use with both recurve and compound bows with a draw weight up to 50 lb.

Polyethylene foam target is wrapped in vinyl for increased durability. Two handles on either side of the target allow for easy transportation. Target is 24"L x 24"W x 24"H; 30 lb.

15 Fundamental Movement Skill Activities Using the MultiMark Freestanding Target

The MultiMark Freestanding Target is a height-adjustable, lightweight yet stable target that’s ideal for tossing, striking, kicking, and rolling activities. Its portability and colorful target zones make it highly engaging and easy to adapt for multiple skill levels and settings. What makes this product unique is its quick adjustability—teachers can raise or lower the height to suit students of all ages, enabling both inclusive and challenging target games. Though designed as a throwing target, it offers endless possibilities for building fundamental movement skills across all domains.

Here are 15 inventive physical education activities using the MultiMark Freestanding Target. These ideas are tailored to teach fundamental movement skills such as locomotor movement, object control, balance, body awareness, and coordination. Suitable for all grade levels and adaptable for small or large groups, these activities turn every target hit into a movement victory!

1. Toss & Tiptoe Target: Students must walk on their tiptoes to the line, then toss a beanbag into the MultiMark Target. Builds balance, precision, and control.

2. Slide & Sling Showdown: Students perform a side slide to a cone, then sling a foam disc or beanbag into the target. Reinforces sliding, aim, and accuracy.

3. Hop-n-Hit Hoop Challenge: Students hop on one foot to the throwing line, then toss into the target. Builds hopping endurance and object control.

4. Jump, Land, Launch: Students perform a standing jump, land softly, and immediately throw toward the target. Teaches power, control, and throwing technique.

5. Twist & Toss Frenzy: Before each toss, students must do a full-body twist. Encourages rotational movement and control under motion.

6. Leap Frog Launch: Students leapfrog over partners or cones to reach the line, then launch an object into the target. Promotes leaping and accurate release.

7. Color Code Chaos: Each colored section of the MultiMark Target earns different points. Students must hit the called-out color. Teaches accuracy, listening, and targeting.

8. Quicker Kicker: Use foam balls to kick toward the target from different distances. Reinforces kicking accuracy and spatial judgment.

9. Backward Bullseye: Students face away from the target and toss the object backward over their head to try to score. Develops spatial awareness and proprioception.

10. Lunge & Launch Challenge: After performing alternating lunges to a line, students must toss an object into the target. Strengthens leg muscles and object control.

11. Sit-n-Strike Showdown: From a seated position on the floor, students toss beanbags into the target. Adds a stability challenge while working on hand-eye coordination.

12. Underhand Accuracy Alley: Students perform underhand throws from increasingly farther spots, trying to hit the center of the target each time. Develops fine motor throwing precision.

13. MultiMove Madness: Set movement requirements between throws (e.g., skip 3 steps, crawl 5 feet). After each, students try to score on the target. Promotes movement diversity and endurance.

14. Scooter Push Precision: A partner pushes a student on a scooter toward the target. The rider must toss a beanbag at just the right moment to hit it. Encourages timing, trust, and throwing under motion.

15. Partner Pivot Pass: In pairs, one student pivots while passing a beanbag to their partner, who then throws it into the target. Emphasizes passing, pivoting, and teamwork.