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OwnerJoseph P. Hansberryinventor
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(a) to provide a low cost striking apparatus. (b) to provide a light weight striking apparatus. (c) to provide a soft striking apparatus. (D) to provide a striking apparatus that does not make any noise when struck. (e) to provide a striking apparatus that creates the least amount of resistance when stroke. (f) to provide a striking apparatus that can be installed anywhere and adjusted for height with ease. (g) to provide a striking apparatus that can be used by a person between the ages of 1 year old to 120 years old. (h) to provide a striking apparatus that can be struck without fear of bodily injury. (i) to provide a striking apparatus that can increase eye hand coordination. (j) to provide a striking apparatus that will promote physical fitness. I feel said striking apparatus is a needed idea and should be patented because: it can be installed easily and used anywhere, by anyone young and old. It doesn't make any noise and will not hurt the user when it is struck with a bare fist, foot, bat or club. Kids can practice their baseball batting swings anywhere without the need for another person to be pesent. People can learn to defend themselves by practicing their punching and kicking techniques in an apartment or office without disturbing anyone. Lastly, it will promote good physical fitness.
A suspended striking apparatus comprising:
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