Teknical Practice Bat
Abstract
The Teknical Practice Bat induces the ideal swing through conditioning multiple sections of the player's mechanics at once. From the knob, that forces one to stay fluent through the stroke, and not roll their wrists. To the flat barrel that displays a desirable flight of the ball, when the player squares up and connects correctly. Upon returning to the typical bat, The Teknical Practice Bat produces an improved skillset by conditioning the proper mechanics. The mechanics vary throughout the player's entire body; From the ideal positioning of the upper body to the lower halfs explosive rotation necessary to power the heavier Teknical practice bat through the strike zone. The mechanics are derived from the copyrighted Tek-Matic approach. The techniques utilized are disclosed along with the description of the Tek-Matic approach. This approach was developed over years of experience supported by statistical evidence. Some of these skills include consistent contact, power, and sound mechanical approach. The fashion in which one can harvest this tool varies. For example, one can practice through the mediums of still work (ie. batting tee), dry cuts, front-toss, direct simulation (over-hand) and several other applications. The ultimate outcome from using the apparatus is a holistic swing that will produce the maximum output of the player's physique and potential. The Teknical Practice Bat can be used in multiple fields, as well as encompassing a variety of reasons for application, including entertainment and others.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A method for improving the mechanical skill set in regards to hitting a baseball, said method comprising the steps of:
providing the knob & handle are of larger size than a typical bat, which provides adequate positioning, thus allowing the skill set the ability to improve; along with the center maintaining balance, connecting to the flat barrel, the flat barrel is comprised of a ninety degree angle in order to harvest squaring up; the key feature of the apparatus; With all components of the apparatus with correct dimensions and design elements the bat provides a medium for mechanical skill set improvement; The mechanical skillset includes maintaining firm wrists, creating maximum surface area for contact by squaring up, improving stamina/strength, increasing force upon contact and creating a holistic/complete swing that utilizes the player's full potential/body.
2 . The method set forth in claim 1 , wherein said method includes the steps of:
applying the improved mechanical skillset when returning to the typical baseball bat.
3 . The method set forth in claims 1 and 2 , is further attained by the nature of the knob.
4 . The methods set forth in claims 1 , 2 and 3 are achieved by the size of the knob, which prevents one from rolling their wrist, while inclining the participant to partake in the correct positioning.
5 . The methods set forth in claim 1 - 4 can also be attained with a varying size and/or different shaped knob; the shape (diamond, square, oval, etc.) must support the grip while still supporting the previous claim.
6 . The method set forth in claims 1 and 2 of not allowing one to roll their wrist and maintain a squared up approach can be achieved by the large size and circular shape of the handle.
7 . The method set forth in claims in 1 , 2 and 6 can be achieved by an alternate shape of the handle, including a square, diamond, additive which further increases size or other shape that still fulfils the claims set forth.
8 . The methods set forth in claims 1 and 2 are achieved by the square barrel, the 90 degree angle which forces one to square up creating a greater surface area upon contact.
9 . The methods set forth in claims 1 , 2 and 8 can also achieved by varying in size and somewhat of shape (one side being flat rather than both, one side being flat with another size/shape/option compromising the parallel side.), although the majority of the barrel must be flat to create the maximum surface area upon contact;
10 . The methods set forth in claims 1 , 2 , 8 and 9 can be achieved with the variation of a material that makes a noticeable sound when one connects in the correct location.
11 . The methods set forth in claims 1 , 2 , 8 , 9 , and 10 can be achieved by a similar approach in claim 9 although instead of a sonic indicating material, it is a material that lights up and visually alerts the player to the correct mechanics.
12 . The methods set forth in claims 1 - 11 are supported by the center, which connects the components of the bat in design.
13 . The methods set forth in claims 1 and 2 are further induced by the center which provides a substantial amount of weight which further induces claim 2 with a lightening transition effect upon returning to a typical bat.
14 . The methods set forth in claims 1 , 2 , and 13 are achieved by the overall design which is of a greater weight than a typical bat and contains a design that is not aerodynamic thus further inducing lightening transition effect upon returning to a typical bat.
15 . The methods set forth in all claims prior coordinate together in order to utilize the player's maximum potential and ability; Especially claims 12 - 14 highlight the nature of the bat to force the player to use their whole body, connecting their lower body with their upper body, to drive the ballJoin the waitlist — get patent alerts
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