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US 12,582,886 B2Granted
Swim training apparatus
OwnerJacob Michael Lucheoninventor
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Abstract
A swim training apparatus that has a body section defined along a longitudinal axis and a coupling section configured to couple the swim training apparatus to a buoy line in a first orientation and a second orientation. In the first orientation the longitudinal axis of the body section is substantially parallel with the buoy line and in the second orientation the longitudinal axis of the body section has an offset angle relative to the buoy line.
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A swim training apparatus, comprising:
- a body section defined along a longitudinal axis;
- and
- a coupling section configured to couple the swim training apparatus to a buoy line in a first orientation and a second orientation;
- wherein, in the first orientation the longitudinal axis of the body section is substantially parallel with the buoy line and in the second orientation the longitudinal axis of the body section has an offset angle relative to the buoy line;
- wherein the coupling section has elongated side sections relative to the body section configured to increase the buoyancy of the coupling section.
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A swim training apparatus, comprising:
- a body section defined along a longitudinal axis;
- and
- a coupling section configured to couple the swim training apparatus to a buoy line in a first orientation and a second orientation;
- wherein, in the first orientation the longitudinal axis of the body section is substantially parallel with the buoy line and in the second orientation the longitudinal axis of the body section has an offset angle relative to the buoy line;
- wherein the coupling section comprises a first and second clip configured to be selectively coupled to the buoy line, wherein the first and second clip are both coupleable to the buoy line in both the first orientation and the second orientation;
- wherein each of the first and second clip is coupled to the body section with a line.
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