Sports Attack Drop Attack Rugby Machine
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Rugby Pass and Kick Machine
The Drop Attack is a pass and kick machine built for the phases of rugby that are hardest to rehearse. True to its name it delivers a drop kick, firing the ball 40 to 50 yards into the air, and it replicates chandelles, also called the up and under, and torpedo kicks. Sports Attack publishes kicks of 70+ yards and a top speed of 70+ MPH.
A quick adjustment to the wheel position turns the same unit into a passing machine. Passes to feet, torpedo passes and spin passes run from 5 to 40 yards with consistent delivery. Two independently running electric motors give the machine its recovery time and the power to put a rugby ball anywhere on the field, so a coach can run lineout throws, restarts and defensive combinations without leaving the group.
Mechanism
Four parts of the machine decide what comes out of it: the motors, the wheel tilt, the wheels themselves and the stand.
Unique Features
Ball delivery, guarding and handling, taken from the Sports Attack specification.
A Closer Look
The ball cradle positions the ball for either a pass or a kick, and the wheel tilt decides which one comes out. Move the wheel and the Drop Attack becomes a passing machine; move it back and it is delivering drop kicks again. Solid-polyurethane wheels grip the ball firmly, and guards sit over them to protect players, coaches, fingers and hands during operation.
The unit moves in one motion: tilt it, unsocket the legs and roll it away on two transporting wheels. Those wheels are extra-wide, solid and always in place, so nothing has to be fitted before a move. At 90 lbs. without the stand and 115 lbs. with it, the Drop Attack fits in any standard SUV or truck for an away session.
The casting is aluminum, which keeps the head light, strong and weather-proof, and the frame is steel-plated for strength and weather-resistance. An extra-wide tripod base gives the machine its stability. Sports Attack states that all bearings are sealed and good for the life of the motor, and that the solid broad-surface wheels never need an air pressure adjustment.
Range
Five machines built on the same throwing platform for different codes and different mounting options.
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