Keemboo

Abstract

An aerial projectile resting on a flat hard floor is stricken two consecutive times with a stick, the first strike made in a vertical swing and at right angle to one of the projectile's flat-tapered face with straight-edge ends propels it upward and in mid air and perpendicularly to the floor, and spinning on its larger axis; the second strike made in a waist-high horizontal baseball-like swing, said swings made within an interval of about two seconds between the first and second strike on the same projectile, making the projectile travel through the air in a trajectory horizontal to the floor and landing on the floor far from its original rest position.

1 . An aerial projectile, comprising:
 1. a solid rectangular-bar of flat-tapered straight-edge ends, able to rest on its own ready-to-strike position, and a solid round-rod striking-stick for enabling said projectile to travel in the air; whereby said projectile travels in the air far from its original/rest position, when stricken in two consecutive swings with said stick on one of said ends, within an interval of about two seconds between the first and second strike on said projectile.