Color-coded practice band for a tennis racket
OwnerKristen J. Grady, Benjamin T. Rogersinventors
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A practice band to surround or replace the existing grip of a (e.g., tennis) racket so that a visual indication is provided as to where the hand or hands should be correctly positioned with respect to the grip by a player who is practicing a variety of (e.g., tennis) strokes. According to a preferred embodiment, the practice band is provided with a series of parallel-aligned stripes having different colors to correspond with the different positions around the grip to which the player's hand or hands should be rotated depending upon the stroke to be practiced. The practice band is also provided with printed indicia that is applied over the stripes to identify the different strokes to which the colored stripes of the band correspond.
A combination comprising:
A racket having a head at one end to hit an object by one of a variety of strokes and a grip at the opposite end to be held in the hand of a user, said grip having a set of visual indicators formed thereon and corresponding to different positions around said grip at which said grip is to be held in the hand of the user depending upon a particular stroke chosen by which to hit the object with the head of the racket.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.