Hockey Ball Machine

The brief was to produce a machine that would consistently produce that cross or shot again and again and give coaches the facility to train their players more effectively. The first BOLA 'Hockey' machine was built in 1989 and is now in use at many schools and clubs throughout the world.

Unlike human beings, the BOLA never tires. It will feed the perfect pass or shot at goal time after time. For all players, goalkeepers and coaches, frustration at poor passing shooting or feeding during training sessions can be a thing of the past. With the BOLA Hockey Machine, everyone can concentrate on quality practice and make maximum use of the available time. Training sessions with the BOLA are instantly more productive.

 

 

The Gravity Pro Hockey Ball Machines can place the ball exactly where you intend. No accidental damages due to surprise deliveries. This machine is useful for Hockey drills for players as well as Goalkeepers for improving their skills. Portable design makes it easy to carry anywhere you need. Gravity Pro Hockey Ball Machine comes with 230V mains  as well as 12 volt Battery connection option.

Speed Range   :155 Kmph (30-95 MPH)Adjustment     :Both Lateral and verticalOperated On    :On mains supply or 12 volt batteryBalls can be used :Dimple and hockey ballsRequired Area      :20 to 22 yardsMachine Net weight :  37 KgMachine Size    L-35’’ X  W-17’’ X  H-20’’Package Includes   : Turntable attachment, Power pack  Battery connector, Battery Charger

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The world renowned BOLA machine has been specially adapted to fulfil a wide range of Hockey training needs. Stuart & Williams designed and built the BOLA Hockey Ball Machine after extensive consultation with a number of hockey coaches. Steve Bachelor and Bram van Asselt were amongst those who were keen to have filled what they saw as a void in hockey training equipment.

The brief was to produce a machine that would consistently produce that cross or shot again and again and give coaches the facility to train their players more effectively. The first BOLA 'Hockey' machines were built in 1989. Over the years BOLA have improved and developed the machine that is in use with National Squads, clubs and schools around the world.