Wooden dummy

Abstract

A wooden dummy includes a body and a stand assembled to the body. The body has an outer circumferential surface divided into three equal zones oriented to three different directions. The three zones are respectively provided on a higher portion at a different height with a set of arm holes, into which three arm rods can be inserted for use as means to practice hand striking, blocking and so on. The stand is formed from three angled legs of different heights and orientations. The legs are located in the three zones at a lower portion thereof corresponding to the sets of arm holes in orientation and height, and can be used for practicing leg raising and kicking. Thus, one single wooden dummy can be flexibly used by one or more users of different heights.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A wooden dummy, comprising a body, a plurality of arm rods, a plurality of locking pins, and a stand; the body being in the shape of a cylinder, an outer circumferential surface of which being divided into three equal zones oriented to three different directions; the three equal zones being respectively provided on a lower portion with a leg hole, the leg holes transversely extending through the body and being located at different heights on the body; the three equal zones of the body also being respectively provided on a higher portion with a set of arm holes corresponding to the leg hole in the same zone; the three sets of arm holes being located at different heights on the body and each of the arm holes transversely extending through the body. 
     
     
         2 . The wooden dummy as claimed in  claim 1 , further comprising three angled legs of different heights being sized for inserting into and through the three leg holes and locked to the leg holes and the body by the locking pins; the three legs extended through the leg holes on the body together form the stand for the wooden dummy;
 and the angled legs of different heights giving the stand a common bottom plane but three tops of different heights relative to the common bottom plane.   
     
     
         3 . The wooden dummy as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein one of the three sets of arm holes provided in the zone having the highest leg hole is located highest on the body, another one of the three sets of arm holes provided in the zone having the lowest leg hole is located lowest on the body, and the remaining one of the three sets of arm holes provided in the zone having the medium leg hole is located between the first and the second set of arm holes on the body. 
     
     
         4 . The wooden dummy as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the arm rods are selectively inserted into and through one of the three sets of arm holes and then locked to the arm holes and the body by the locking pins.