A portable target apparatus is described including a first sensored, penetrable target and a second sensored, penetrable target positioned adjacent the first sensored, penetrable target. A user defined number of projectile penetrations on only the first sensored, penetrable target position it non-upright out of the shooter's field-of-view. Whenever the second sensored, penetrable target is penetrated by a projectile the first sensored, penetrable target does not move to the non-upright position out of the shooter's field-of-view even when the same projectile also penetrates the first sensored, penetrable target.

A portable target apparatus is described including a first sensored, penetrable target and a second sensored, penetrable target positioned adjacent the first sensored, penetrable target. A user defined number of projectile penetrations on only the first sensored, penetrable target position it non-upright out of the shooter's field-of-view. Whenever the second sensored, penetrable target is penetrated by a projectile the first sensored, penetrable target does not move to the non-upright position out of the shooter's field-of-view even when the same projectile also penetrates the first sensored, penetrable target.

Example systems, devices, and methods related to an automated target system are provided. In this regard, a target pod device, that may be installed in a target base is provided. The target pod device may include a hinge, a target paddle, a rotary actuator, a sensor, and a processor. The target paddle may be operably coupled to the hinge and the rotary actuator may be operably coupled to the target paddle. The rotary actuator may be configured to rotate the target paddle to a deployed position or a retracted position. The sensor may detect that the target paddle has been moved toward the retracted position. The processor may be configured to transmit a signal to the rotary actuator to cause the rotary actuator to rotate the target paddle, and determine whether the target paddle has been moved toward the retracted position by a projectile.

An automated moving target apparatus is disclosed. In at least one embodiment, the apparatus provides at least one target to train for real life scenarios by mimicking human motion along two axes and improving reaction time, accuracy, and building muscle memory.

An electronic shooting training target has a target seat, and multiple target holes penetrate through the target seat. A base plate includes a plate body, multiple triggers and a controller. The base plate is mounted on a rear side of the target seat and positioned at a distance from the rear side. Each of the sensing assemblies has a hollow rod, an elastic part, an impact part, and a screw. The hollow rod is mounted through one of the target holes. The elastic part is sleeved on one end of the hollow rod. The impact part is mounted on the hollow rod. The screw is mounted through another end of the hollow rod and is fixed on the impact part.

An electronic shooting training target has a target seat, and multiple target holes penetrate through the target seat. A base plate includes a plate body, multiple triggers and a controller. The base plate is mounted on a rear side of the target seat and positioned at a distance from the rear side. Each of the sensing assemblies has a hollow rod, an elastic part, an impact part, and a screw. The hollow rod is mounted through one of the target holes. The elastic part is sleeved on one end of the hollow rod. The impact part is mounted on the hollow rod. The screw is mounted through another end of the hollow rod and is fixed on the impact part.

A system having a ball rebounder for measuring speed, accuracy, and distance in athletic training for ball kicking, the rebounder having a surface or wall that detects a ball strike and a controller that determines and displays the location of the strike as well as other metrics including without limitation distance from an intended strike point, distance of a kicker to the intended target, speed, and a calculated score based on one or more variables.

According to a first aspect of the present disclosed subject matter, a game intended to be played by a plurality of participants in a play-pitch, wherein every participant of the plurality of participants belongs to one team of a plurality of opposing teams, the game comprising: a reservoir-container; a collecting-container per each team of the plurality of opposing teams; wherein every participant of the plurality of participants wears a vest and is equipped with a splasher; wherein the reservoir-container is filled with liquid, and wherein the splasher is used by every participant to refill the splasher with liquid from the reservoir-container and splash the liquid by the splasher into the collecting-container of the opposing team and into the vest of participants of the opposing team.

According to a first aspect of the present disclosed subject matter, a game intended to be played by a plurality of participants in a play-pitch, wherein every participant of the plurality of participants belongs to one team of a plurality of opposing teams, the game comprising: a reservoir-container; a collecting-container per each team of the plurality of opposing teams; wherein every participant of the plurality of participants wears a vest and is equipped with a splasher; wherein the reservoir-container is filled with liquid, and wherein the splasher is used by every participant to refill the splasher with liquid from the reservoir-container and splash the liquid by the splasher into the collecting-container of the opposing team and into the vest of participants of the opposing team.

A stimulant target unit including: a housing, at least one stimulation source configured to provide a stimulus to stimulate a user, a contact sensor configured to detect an impact to the stimulant target unit and triggered by an impact that is within a selected range of impact forces, a feedback system configured to inform the user the stimulant target unit has been actuated in response to the stimulus, a controller programmed to register triggering of the contact sensor, a protective cover configured to retain the stimulant target unit and a mounting structure configured to connect the stimulant target unit to a support structure. The mounting structure includes a vibration isolator configured to, over the selected range of impact forces, inhibit transmission of force from an impact within the selected range of impact forces on the support structure to the contact sensor sufficiently to prevent the triggering of the contact sensor.