Strike trainer
Abstract
A strike trainer includes a main frame adapted to abut against a supporting surface and a striking device mounted on a top portion of the main frame. The strike device includes a weighted element secured received in the top portion of the main frame and a resilient member having a first end engaged to a lower end of the weighted element. A rope has a first end securely connected to a second end of the resilient member and a resilient post having a first end secured in the top portion of the main frame and sleeved on the rope. A ball is secured on a second end of the rope after extending through the resilient post and abuts a second end of the resilient post due to a restitution force of the resilient member.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A strike trainer comprising:
a main frame adapted to abut against a supporting surface; and a striking device mounted on a top portion of the main frame and including:
a weighted element secured received in the top portion of the main frame;
a resilient member having a first end engaged to a lower end of the weighted element;
a rope having a first end securely connected to a second end of the resilient member;
a resilient post having a first end secured in the top portion of the main frame and sleeved on the rope; and
a ball secured on a second end of the rope after extending through the resilient post, the ball abutting a second end of the resilient post due to a restitution force of the resilient member.
2 . The strike trainer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the weighted element has a semicircle shape and the resilient member is received in the weighted element.
3 . The strike trainer as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the weighted element has a hook formed on a lower end thereof and the first end of the resilient member is engaged to the hook of the weighted element.
4 . The strike trainer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the rope has a connector formed on the first end thereof and securely connected to a second end of the resilient member.
5 . The strike trainer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the rope has a stopper formed on a second thereof to prevent the ball from detaching from the rope.
6 . The strike trainer as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the main frame comprises:
two lateral posts each having a first end longitudinally pivotally connected to each other; two main posts respectively laterally secured to a second end of a corresponding one of the two lateral posts and parallel to each other; a stand post pivotally and upwardly secured on the first end of a corresponding one of the two lateral posts; and an inner post selectively positioned and partially received in the stand post, and the first end of the resilient post secured in a free end of the inner post.
7 . The strike trainer as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the second end of each of the two lateral posts has a U-shaped resilient member received therein, the U-shaped resilient member having a protrusion extending therefrom and extending through the lateral post, each main post having a wing plate secured thereon and corresponding to the U-shaped resilient member, each wing plate having a through hole defined therein for receiving the protrusion of a corresponding one of the two U-shaped resilient member for positioning the two main posts.
8 . The strike trainer as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the stand post comprises a quick release device mounted on a free end thereof for selectively positioning the inner post.
9 . The strike trainer as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the inner post comprises an adjust bolt screwed thereon and extending into an inner periphery thereof for positioning the resilient post.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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