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US 2017/0361190 A1Published application
Sports training apparatus
OwnerDion Del Monteinventor
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An apparatus for training athletes having two supporting structures. The first structure has a base that can rest on a surface and walls that extend upward from the base to an upper end, defining an interior space. The walls incorporate a bar connector above the base designed to connect to and support one end of a bar. The walls have supporting elements above the base and below the upper end of the walls. The second structure has walls that are configured so that the lower end of the walls can engage the supporting elements of the first structure so that the second structure is supported by the first structure above the supporting elements. The second structure has a bar connector at the same height as the height of the bar connector of the first structure configured to connect to and support the other end of the bar.
A training apparatus for training athletes comprising a bar having first and second ends, a first supporting structure, and a second supporting structure, the first supporting structure comprising a base configured to rest on a surface and having a portion extending upwardly from the base to an upper end comprising walls defining an interior space, the walls having a first bar connector spaced apart from the base at a height above the base, the first bar connector being configured to connect to and support the first end of the bar, the walls having support elements spaced apart from the base, the second supporting structure having walls defining an interior space and having a lower end, the walls being configured to permit the lower end of the walls to engage the support elements so that the second supporting structure is supported by the first supporting structure above the supporting elements, the second supporting structure having a first bar connector at a height above the lower end of the walls of the second supporting structure substantially the same as the height of the first bar connector above the base of the first supporting structure, the first bar connector of the second supporting structure being configured to connect to and support the second end of the bar.
A training apparatus for training athletes comprising a base cone and a nose cone, the nose cone and base cone being configured to allow the nose cone to nest on top of the base cone to create a combined cone, the base cone and nose cone each having a bar connector configured to connect to and support an end of a bar, the bar connectors being configured and located to support the bar substantially parallel to and spaced apart from a surface when the nose cone and the base cone are each resting directly on the surface.
A training apparatus for training athletes comprising a hollow base cone and a hollow nose cone, the nose cone and base cone being configured to allow the nose cone to releaseably lock atop the base cone to form a single larger cone that is stackable for storage, the base cone and nose cone each having a mechanism for releaseably connecting to opposite ends of an expandable, elongated cross member such that the cross member is supported above a flat surface upon which the base cone and nose cone rest, the cross member being supportable by the cones so that it is substantially parallel to the flat surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.