Baseball pitcher training apparatus

Abstract

Device for training the baseball pitcher with a structure formed by telescopic bars, some horizontal and others supported on a base. This base is supported by wheels. This bar truss positions the pitcher of the ball in baseball and also serves to train the throwing of the ball through it.

1 - A system of scientific notion to correct the pitcher's mechanics characterized by square or rectangle, a bar system, bars  4  and  5 . This rectangle is divided by two more rectangles by bar  8 , holding three bars # 9 - 9 - 9 )—vertical and 6 feet high, which could be lengthened or decreased in length, which is where the bars rest # 8 )—horizontal central and upper  8 , which will lengthen or shorten according to the length of the pitcher. 
     
     
         2 - The system of scientific notions to correct pitcher mechanics according to  claim 1 , characterized by the square or rectangle formed by bar # 1 ,  3  and  4 , and another formed of bar  1 ,  2  and  3  that are mounted on bar  4  that is formed on the right and left side, from where with the extension of bar  2  the inverted L is formed, which corrects the elbow and the right leg when the right-handed pitcher and applies to the other side for the left-handed pitcher. 
     
     
         3 - The system of scientific notions to correct pitcher mechanics according to  claim 1 , characterized in that; lower bar  8  supports perpendicular bar  9  that support the central and upper  8  bars, central bar  8  fulfills two important functions, the first is correcting the head so that it is held in a sagittal position, and the other function is that, the glove arm starts the pull of the arm towards the thorax and this pull contributes to the bend of the elbow in a uniformly synchronized movement. 
     
     
         4 - The system of scientific notions to correct pitcher mechanics according to  claim 1  characterized by  FIG. 1  is characterized by square or rectangle # 5  and  4  that with a bar system, divides it into a double rectangle in tube or in profile, the division it is made by three vertical bars of six feet height # 9  that increase in size or decrease to adapt it to the texture and height of the pitcher and three horizontal bars # 8 , which are also going to lengthen or decrease in size, on the sides of each rectangle leaves the # 4  a  5 - 6 - 7 )—( 5 ) It will have a proximal bar that will act as a bot and ( 6 ) that will carry a thread, teeter-totter, rubber or any line that marks an address, which will go from the arch of the heel of the right foot of the pitcher to the tip of the ( 7 ) plate or home, to make a throw as sagittal as possible, similar to the left-handed pitcher. 
     
     
         5 - The system of scientific notions to correct pitcher mechanics according to  claim 1 , characterized by; From proximal vertical bar # 9  that holds the central bar  8  and upper bar  8  that extends a double bilateral rectangle formed by # 11 ,  12 ,  13  and  14  to correct the throw of the throwing arm, where the arm should be higher than the shoulder and extended to 180 degrees. 
     
     
         6 - The system of scientific notions to correct pitcher mechanics according to  claim 1  characterized by; where the rectangle forms by bar  11 ,  12 ,  13  and  14  a flexible material of the distal bar  11  is placed to extend the arm as much as possible to touch it at the height of where it is desired to raise the arm always higher than the shoulder, this system could be unilateral or bilateral, with which two left and right pitchers could be corrected. 
     
     
         7 - The system of scientific notions to correct pitcher mechanics according to  claim 1  characterized by; The square is formed from the side square of bar # 1  to bar  9 , for the strike zone which rises and falls depending on the height of the pin from which the ball is to be released. And it is bilateral for right and left handed pitchers, in  FIGS. 1 and 2  they are numbered with # 17 . 
     
     
         8 - The system of scientific notion to correct the pitcher's mechanics according to  claim 1  characterized by;  FIG. 2  is the same system as  FIG. 1 , but as I explained, it is formed depending on the strength of the material, in this system we use tubular iron where central bar  8 , supporting the system, that corrects the head, so that it doesn't tile to the sides, is the one that holds the system together with  9  in base  18  that may or may not have a wheel. 
     
     
         9 - The system of scientific notion to correct the pitcher's mechanics according to  claim 1  characterized by; The frame system formed by  1 ,  3  and  4 , and square  1 ,  2  and  3 , and the extension of bar  2  forms the inverted L has a double function, because it corrects the height where you want the elbow to come out and corrects the foot drop of the right-handed pitcher, so that it cannot pass from that bar and prevents a torsion movement of the support foot or left foot in right-handed pitchers, and changing this system to the other side corrects the left-handed pitcher. 
     
     
         10 - The system of scientific notion to correct the pitcher's mechanics according to  claim 1  characterized by; The combinations of bars # 5 ,  6  and  7  has three functions,  5  times the bot,  6  makes the left foot drop line, to make the body drop be in a sagittal plane and the 7th plate takes the direction of the ball, together with the frame formed by # 17 , which adapts to the height of the pitcher, releasing the ball in the same place to correct the strike zone and the bilateral form for the left- or right-handed pitcher. 
     
     
         11 - The system of scientific notion to correct the pitcher's mechanics according to  claim 1  characterized by; The rectangle formed by # 20 ,  21  and  1  of  FIG. 2  has the function of measuring the height of the throwing arm, either right- or left-handed, since we placed some flexible attachment so that it can be felt when the extended arm reaches 180 degrees. The other function is to prevent the arm to take any other torsion movement and prevents injuries. 
     
     
         12 - The system of scientific notions to correct pitcher's mechanics according to  claim 1  characterized by; Central bar # 8  has double functions, the first is to avoid head torsion, so that it is always as sagittal as possible, and the second function is that the pull of the glove arm is pulled from that height, taking it to the thorax, in an action-reaction mechanism, thus making the body in conjunction with the arm that throws the ball contribute to the thrust mechanism: Archimedes' third degree lever.