US2004254035A1PendingUtilityA1
Ball batting and kicking practice device
Priority: Jun 11, 2003Filed: Jun 11, 2003Published: Dec 16, 2004
Est. expiryJun 11, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Daniel Hoffman
A63B 2069/0008A63B 69/0091A63B 69/002A63B 2225/055
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Abstract
The present invention is a ball hitting and kicking practice device. It includes: a.) a central elongated member having a proximal end and a distal end, b.) a ball attached to the distal end of the central elongated member, c.) a base located at the proximal end of the central elongated member, d.) at least one suction cup connected to the base, having a functional attaching end facing away from the ball; and, e.) at least one spring mechanism located between the ball and at least one suction cup and connected to at least one of the central elongated member and the base.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A ball hitting and kicking practice device, which comprises:
a.) a central elongated member having a proximal end and a distal end; b.) a ball attached to said distal end of said central elongated member; c.) a base located at said proximal end of said central elongated member; d.) at least one suction cup connected to said base, having a functional attaching end facing away from said ball; and, e.) at least one spring mechanism located between said ball and said at least one suction cup and connected to at least one of said central elongated member and said base.
2 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 1 wherein said at least one spring mechanism is a coil spring.
3 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 1 wherein said at least one spring mechanism in a resilient spring material selected from resilient rubber, resilient elostomer, resilient plastic and combinations thereof.
4 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 3 wherein said at least one spring mechanism is an integral part of at least one of said elongated member and said base.
5 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 1 wherein said base is an elongated base formed at right angles to said central elongated member, and said base includes two suction cups connected thereto.
6 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 5 wherein said central elongated member and said base are a single integrally formed resilient unit.
7 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 6 wherein said at least one spring mechanism is a resilient spring material selected from resilient rubber, resilient elostomer, resilient plastic and combinations thereof.
8 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 1 wherein said central elongated member is a resilient flexible metal member that also acts as said at least one spring mechanism.
9 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 1 wherein said base is an elongated base formed at right angles to said central elongated member, and said base includes three suction cups connected thereto.
10 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 9 wherein said central elongated member and said base are a single integrally formed resilient unit.
11 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 10 wherein said at least one spring mechanism is a resilient spring material selected from resilient rubber, resilient elostomer, resilient plastic and combinations thereof.
12 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 9 wherein said central elongated member is a resilient flexible metal member that also acts as said at least one spring mechanism.
13 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 1 wherein said base is an elongated base formed at right angles to said central elongated member, and said base includes four suction cups connected thereto.
14 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 13 wherein said central elongated member and said base are a single integrally formed resilient unit.
15 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 14 wherein said at least one spring mechanism is a resilient spring material selected from resilient rubber, resilient elostomer, resilient plastic and combinations thereof.
16 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 13 wherein said central elongated member is a resilient flexible metal member that also acts as said at least one spring mechanism.
17 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 1 wherein said ball is removably attached to said distal end of said central elongated member.
18 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 5 wherein said ball is removably attached to said distal end of said central elongated member.
19 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 9 wherein said ball is removably attached to said distal end of said central elongated member.
20 . The ball hitting and kicking practice device of claim 13 wherein said ball is removably attached to said distal end of said central elongated member.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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