Eye - Hand Coordinating Enhancer

Abstract

This patent application discloses a “Eye-Hand and Body, Coordinating and Enhancing Aid Device,” that strengthens, body balance and coordination, with emphasis on hands, feet, midsection and the eyes, as it relates to increasing quickness and accuracy with coordinated control. The device, may also assist in physical therapy research, through quantitative studies, showing graphic improvements, in a patient's strength, focus and coordination, through charted forms of exercise, ranging in increasing intensity, the patient undergoes, using the device, which measures the patient improvement, of a designated area of injury.

The invention claimed is: 
     
         1 . Eye-hand coordination device of multifarious design accentuated by
 A. Two accompanying enhancement boards of which one said board's dimensions are 20 by 20 inches in diameter, complemented by a smaller board, having the dimensions 15×15 inches in diameter; which manifest,   B. Segments in the board's outline, to glow in the dark, so as to enhance building of balance, stamina; and eye-hand coordination, in the dark, which both said boards have properties, that demonstrate,   C. Eye-hand coordinators recoils are affected by said board's surface finish, which may range, from an elastomeric paint, to wood, steel, concrete or other materials; where   D. Said boards are not limited, in their size, selected for the invention in this application; and, further claimed is,   
     
     
         2 . A eye hand coordinator measuring no more overall in length than one and one-quarter inches (1¼″) and having a width, of no more than, and one-half inches (1′2″); that are made from solid materials, accentuated by,
 A. A recoil, too, that is affected by the velocity of speed that it will strike, a solid vertical surface, producing an action causing said user, to scurry to catch device; or, produce less of an action, diminishing the quickness in a user's action, to catch it; whereas, 
 B. A Glow in the dark finish surfacing is created by phosphorescent material covering the overall body of said eye hand coordinator; also, 
 C. A eye hand coordinator of multifarious design, that can be, made of paper, as cited within the Other Variations And Embodiments, having the dimension, of not more than two inch (2″) and not less than, one inch (1″) squares, that's accentuated, by a glow in the dark finish, that is created, by phosphorescent materials, covering the overall body, of said eye hand coordinator; whereas, 
 D. Said eye-hand coordinating device of multifarious design, can be made of paper, and, is further is claimed, to have a rate of descent, directly propotioned to increased, by a hole in it's center, said being one-quarter inch (¼″); whereas, 
 E. A eye-hand coordinator of multifarious design, glows in the dark, only on one (1) side, made of a thin flexible material, can be cut into strips, measuring from twelve inches (12″), to thirty-six inches (36″); and, having a width, that measures from three-quarter inch (¾″) to two inches (2″), which when rolled up, and propelled into the open air, allows it to be ran after in an attempt, to be grasp the material by hand, or contact made with by the foot, or other parts of their body; and, 
 F. A eye-hand coordinator of multifarious design, that glows in the dark, only on one (1) side, when made from thin flexible material, can be cut into strips, one of which is thirty-six inches (36″); and, such strip, when attached, to the uppermost part of a commode's bowl, via an adhesive, having the glow in the dark side, face outward, will allow a commode's outline, to be recognized in the dark, for a bathroom use; whereas, 
 G. A eye-hand coordinator of multifarious design, that glows in the dark, only on one (1) side; and, can be used to detect leaks, when made of paper, cut into a twelve inch (12″) long strip, folded and glued in it's middle; and one (1) of it's ends, is placed in the area in question; still further, 
 H. A eye-hand coordinator of multifarious design, and accompanying boards, that glows in the dark, once charge by sunlight or other varying light source.