Titan Ball Racks

A professional-grade rack for serious practice and play, this basketball cart offers accommodations for either 12, 20, or 35 basketballs, with the accessibility to quickly grab and go. Designed for lasting durability in the face of institutional wear and tear, it’s also easy to move and space-efficient for storage. Its 1¼” steel tubing design offers unparalleled strength while a powder-coated finish prevents marring, abrasions, and rust to keep the cart looking as good as it functions.

Four 4” dia non-marring swivel casters allow for movement in any direction with ease. A tight turning radius allows swift maneuvers in tight spaces. Two casters also lock for safety while balls are being loaded and unloaded.

Choose between three sizes to meet the needs of your class.

• 12-Ball: 42-1/2"L x 11"W x 44"H, 29 lb
• 20-Ball: 54”L x 16”W x 48”H, 64 lb
• 35-Ball: 52-1/2”L x 17-1/2”W x 49”H, 77 lb

Specifications

• 1¼” steel tubing construction
• Powder coated for extra protection
• No exposed bolts
• Assembly required

15 Fundamental Movement Skill Activities Using Titan Ball Racks

The Titan Ball Racks are ultra-durable, high-capacity ball storage units designed with commercial-grade strength, smooth-rolling casters, and locking wheels for stability. Available in 3 sizes, these heavy-duty racks are built to withstand daily use in busy gym settings. Their standout feature is the combination of superior strength and mobility—they allow teachers to easily transport, organize, and display multiple balls at once, making them ideal for station-based activities or equipment relay games. The following 15 activities creatively integrate these racks into lessons that teach and reinforce key fundamental movement skills across all age levels.

1. Rack ‘n’ Roll Relays: Load the Titan Ball Rack with balls of various types (basketballs, soccer balls, foam balls). Students sprint to the rack, retrieve a specific ball type, and return it to their team's area. Focuses on running, decision-making, and manipulative handling.

2. Dodge the Titan: With the rack placed mid-gym, students dodge around it while others roll foam balls trying to tag them. This teaches dodging, rolling, and agility.

3. Ball Rack Balance Beam: Place the rack stationary. Students balance while reaching over or under the rack to grab balls, promoting dynamic balance and reaching.

4. Popcorn Pick-Up: Load balls into the Titan Ball Rack, then toss them out randomly. Students run to collect and return them as fast as possible. Encourages reaction time and locomotor skills.

5. Titan Target Toss: Students throw balls at a target placed near the rack. After each successful hit, they return the ball to the rack. Reinforces throwing and aiming.

6. Jump Rack Jackpot: Students jump over a foam bar placed between two ball racks, then grab a ball from one rack and deposit it in the other. Develops jumping, landing, and coordination.

7. Color Catch Challenge: Place color-coded balls in the rack. Students are called by color and must run and catch the correctly tossed ball. Teaches catching and reaction timing.

8. Rack Run Rotation: Each corner of the gym has a Titan Ball Rack filled with a different type of ball. Students rotate between stations performing a different locomotor skill: skipping, galloping, hopping, or sliding.

9. Titan Twist Tag: One student guards the rack by twisting in place while holding a foam ball. Others try to sneak up and tag the rack without getting tagged. Builds twisting, agility, and spatial awareness.

10. Gallop to Grab: Students gallop to the rack, select a specific type of ball, and return. Use it as part of a sorting or categorizing task. Reinforces galloping and discrimination skills.

11. Stretch ‘n’ Stack: Students stretch to reach different levels of the rack when returning or retrieving balls. Focuses on stretching, flexibility, and reaching overhead.

12. Slide and Retrieve: Students laterally slide to the rack, retrieve a ball, and slide back. Builds sliding and coordination.

13. Tag the Titan: Students must avoid being tagged by "it" while trying to get to the rack and touch it. Emphasizes agility, dodging, and speed.

14. Sit, Shift, and Shoot: Students sit in a V-sit, twist to grab a ball from one side of the rack, and toss it to a partner. Engages core stability, twisting, and throwing.

15. Leap for the Load: Place balls on top levels of the rack. Students leap up to grab a ball and bring it back to their team. Encourages leaping, power generation, and spatial awareness.