运动 - 球场和训练设备

a small, often brightly colored cone used to mark boundaries or specific areas on a field in sports like soccer and rugby

a small stand used to hold the ball in place for the starting kick in American football

a small pin used to hold a golf ball off the ground for the first stroke of each hole

a sports equipment used in baseball or softball to hold a ball stationary for a player to hit

a small, rectangular slab in baseball and softball from which the pitcher throws the ball

(cricket) the set of three sticks with two small sticks on top that the bowler tries to hit and the batsman tries to protect

a large, usually white, screen used in sports such as cricket to provide a clear background against which the ball can be seen by the batsman

a container used for collecting and carrying sports balls

a specialized equipment used in powerlifting and Olympic weightlifting for stable weightlifting

a hanging stuffed bag that is often used for practicing punching and striking techniques in boxing and martial arts

a padded target used in combat sports training, held by a trainer or partner for striking practice

a small, inflated punching bag used primarily in boxing and martial arts training to improve hand-eye coordination and punching technique

a sports equipment used primarily in martial arts to absorb impact from kicks and strikes

a sports equipment used primarily in wrestling training to simulate an opponent's body

a gear used in climbing to secure climbers to the rock

a flexible, springy platform often made of fiberglass or wood, used in swimming pools for diving into the water

a platform with footholds used by sprinters and swimmers at the beginning of a race to push off with maximum force and speed

a sports equipment used primarily in swimming to display elapsed time for training or competition purposes

a marked surface or object that shooters aim at to score points or achieve accuracy in shooting competitions

a buoyant rectangular float used in swimming, primarily for support or as a training aid

a piece of sports equipment used in swimming to increase resistance, strength, and endurance

a flotation device used in swimming to increase buoyancy and isolate the upper body

the specialized resistance socks used in swimming to enhance strength and technique

a gymnastics equipment consisting of two horizontal bars set parallel to each other, used for performing various acrobatic and strength exercises

a narrow, elevated equipment typically covered in padded material, used by gymnasts for performing balance routines and acrobatic skills

a gymnastics apparatus consisting of two horizontal bars set at different heights, used primarily by female gymnasts for performing acrobatic routines involving swings, releases, and transitions

a gymnastics apparatus consisting of bars, beams, and other equipment used for training and performing routines

a piece of gymnastics equipment with two handles on its surface by which gymnasts can perform particular moves on

a padded platform used in gymnastics for athletes to jump off and perform acrobatic moves during the vault event

a bar fixed horizontally above the ground for used for various exercises requiring gripping and pulling motions

a surface with built-in springs to enhance rebound and cushioning in gymnastics

one of the three vertical wooden posts that are hammered into the ground at each end of the pitch, with two small horizontal bails resting on top

one of the three stumps or the vertical wooden posts that form part of the wicket in cricket, used to determine if a batsman is out

a horizontal bar suspended by ropes or cables, used by acrobats for performing aerial maneuvers and swings

the circular ring with a net attached, mounted on a backboard, through which players aim to score points by shooting a basketball

an obstacle in steeplechase races in athletics, consisting of a water pit that athletes must jump over after hurdling barriers

a mechanical device used at the beginning of horse races to ensure a fair start

a bouncy platform that helps people jump higher, often seen in pools and gymnastics arenas