Tremblay CT : club training equipment

Specialist in team sports equipment for clubs and schools, Tremblay CT provides in the clubs section everything that surrounds the ball: safety nets, heavy-duty marker cones, balance boards and tactical boards.

Here, no balls: the page brings together the equipment that structures a handball session, both in clubs and in physical education classes, with a selection of multisport items.

Shock nets: slowing the ball down in the goal

The 4 mm handball shock net, sold in pairs, is placed in the goal to slow the ball after a shot, so it doesn't bounce back onto the field. A hook-and-loop fastening strip allows you to attach and detach the equipment without tools.

Heavy base cones: marking out the workshop

The heavy base training kit, in yellow or blue, stands at 1.60 m. It serves as a marker for a slalom, a dummy defender for shooting practice, or a running reference, and its weighted base keeps it upright when a player brushes past it.

Balance boards: from prevention to circus arts

The balance boards from Tremblay CT work on ankle and knee stability, useful for prevention for handball players. Some, like the rolla bolla, come from circus arts and are popular in PE to develop children's balance.

Tactical board: showing positioning

The tactical board is used to sketch out a game system, a defensive setup, or a play on engagement. During a timeout, it avoids long explanations: players can see where to go.

Erima, Kempa, Select, Hummel, Nike: other club brands

The page Erima offers the Classic referee whistles Fox 40 and their cords.
The page Kempa brings together the club selection of the handball brand from the Uhlsport group.
The page Select features the club equipment from the Danish ball brand.
The page Hummel gathers club items with chevrons.
The page Nike rounds out the club offerings.

Club equipment on sale

The current discounts are in the special club offers, and the club sales return in winter and summer. For small equipment at clearance, check the accessories clearance.

Frequently asked questions

Does a shock net replace the goal net?

No, it is an addition to the main net. It slows the ball at the back of the goal, which limits rebounds onto the field and makes shooting practice easier.

At what height should a cone be placed for a shooting exercise?

A cone at 1.60 m simulates a shorter defender or a raised arm. Place it a few metres from the goal to force the shooter to go around it or shoot over it.