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this research aims to produce working models of hitting practice tools, which can be used as an effective training tool for amateur athletes and also for other woodball lovers in Indonesia. The research and development of this hitting practice tool improve an existing model of Gall, Gall, & Borg. The research steps include the following:(1) research and collection of information (2) planning;(3) development of preliminary product model;(4) preliminary field testing;(5) revision of main product;(6) testing of main field;(7) revision of operational product;(8) testing of operational field;(9) revision of final product; and (10) dissemination and implementation. Small-scale field trials were conducted at Remaja Bhayangkara Club (RBC), or Bhayangkara Youth Club, Bali. 6 athletes (3 boys and 3 girls) participated in the small-scale field trials. Large-scale field trials were conducted at Woodball Buleleng Club (WBC), or Buleleng Woodball Club, Bali, involving 20 athletes (10 boys and 10 girls). The instruments used include interviews, field notes, validation value, scale questionnaires, guidelines on the monitoring/observation of the model for hitting practice tools, guidelines on monitoring/observation of the effectiveness of the models for hitting practice tools, and observation guidance in athletes' response. The research produced the following results:(1) models of tools that can be used to improve the frequency of hitting practice;(2) improvement in the consistency of hitting so as not to exceed 10 seconds (according to the rules of The Indonesian Woodball Association/IWBA);(3) assisting the efficiency of the athletes practice time as athletes can now perform hitting …