Snowboard teaching device
OwnerKarl J. Bendele JR.inventor
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Abstract
A snowboard teaching and recreational device by which an instructor may direct the movement, weight shift and control the center of gravity of the pupil. The device preferably uses two parallel tubes as a support frame, with two crossbars secured to the support frame and spaced handle grips on each crossbar. The instructor grasps one end of the support frame while the pupil grasps the opposite end, thereby allowing the instructor to direct the weight shift and movements of the pupil through use of the said device.
Claims12
A device to impart body motion and control between a pair of snowboarders:
- a) at least one elongated frame member having a first and second end;
- b) a handlebar secured to each of said first and second ends of said frame member(s);
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- c) said handlebars extending perpendicular to and in an imaginary plane passing through said frame member(s).
A snowboard teaching device comprising two elongated tubes having first and second ends:
- a) handlebars rigidly secured to said first and second ends of said elongated tubes;
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- b) said elongated tubes including means for collapsing said elongated tubes for storage.
A snowboard teaching device adapted to extend between an instructor and student for traversing a slope, comprising:
- a) two elongated tubes in spaced parallel and coextensive relation to one another each having first and second ends;
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- b) handlebar means attached to said first and second ends of said elongated tubes whereby to serve as the sole means of engagement to said device by said student and said instructor disposed in facing relation to one another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.