Bowling practice device and method
AssigneeEileen's Bowling Buddy, LLC
InventorRex William Byron
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Abstract
An example of a practice device includes a top portion, a bottom portion, a middle portion extending along a longitudinal axis between the top and bottom portions, a neck portion extending between the top and middle portions, and a plurality of weights. The top portion includes a first cross section and at least two through-holes extending between front and rear surfaces. The bottom portion and middle portions include second and third cross sections, respectively. The neck includes a fourth cross section smaller than the third cross section. The weights have center holes smaller than the third cross section but larger than the first and fourth cross sections are configured for placement around the neck portion. Example methods of practicing and warming up may use various practice devices.
Claims20
A bowling practice device, comprising:
- a top portion including a first cross section and at least two through-holes extending between front and rear surfaces;
- a bottom portion including a second cross section;
- a middle portion extending along a longitudinal axis between the top and bottom portions and including a third cross section;
- a neck portion extending between the top portion and the middle portion, the neck portion including a fourth cross section smaller than the third cross section;
- at least one weight placed around the neck portion and including a center hole smaller than the third cross section;
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- a plurality of additional weights.
A bowling practice device, comprising:
- a top portion including a first cross section, at least one front surface and at least one rear surface;
- a bottom portion including a second cross section;
- a middle portion extending along a longitudinal axis between the top and bottom portions and including a third cross section;
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- a neck portion extending between the top portion and the middle portion and including a fourth cross section.
A method of using a bowling practice device, comprising:
- grasping a generally elongate practice device by a top portion;
- alternately swinging the practice device towards forward and rearward positions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.