US2012172157A1PendingUtilityA1

Pro-trainer

Assignee: MCCRORY JAMES SCOTTPriority: Jan 3, 2011Filed: Feb 21, 2012Published: Jul 5, 2012
Est. expiryJan 3, 2031(~4.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A63B 60/06A63B 60/08A63B 2069/0008A63B 60/10A63B 69/0002A63B 60/34A63B 60/28
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Abstract

A hand held baseball or Softball training device for assisting a batter in learning proper swing mechanics which include a light weight 1″ hallow aluminum tube having two ends, a hand grip defining sleeve with a rubber stop disposed about the first end of the tube and a rubber cap on the second end, a light weight aluminum oval sweet spot simulation component which is movable along the 1″ hallow aluminum tube so as to proved a visual indication to the batter as to the flight of the ball after contact which determines the position that the wrist are when contact is made with the ball.

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1 . A baseball or softball hitting training device compromising of:
 A hollow aluminum core extending threw the shaft from the first end to the second end; and wherein a rubber cap at the first end of said device; and a rubber stop device which is on the second end; and the adjustable batting plate assembly held on by a 1″ round clamp which is welded to the back of the adjustable sweet spot plate; and   the handle comprises of an angle bracket on the handle of the training device wherein the handle is covered by a neoprene grip.   
     
     
         2 . The baseball or softball hitting training device of  claim 1 , consists of a built in angle on the handle portion helping the knuckles stay in the correct palm up, palm down hand position at ball contact. 
     
     
         3 . The baseball or softball hitting training device of  claim 1 , has a neoprene grip to keep the hands secure on the handle. 
     
     
         4 . The baseball or softball hitting training device of  claim 1 , has an adjustable batting plate that locks into sweet spot positions in order to accommodate any bat length the player uses. 
     
     
         5 . The baseball or softball hitting training device of  claim 1 , has a rubber stop at the end of the device that helps prevent the bat slipping out of that batter's hands.

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