Swing mechanics shoulder harness system and associated systems and methods
OwnerCraig Steven Hawkinsinventor
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Abstract
Various embodiments for a swing training system are described that include a shoulder harness system having a wrist attachment and at least one coupling member having a first end configured to couple to the wrist attachment and a second end configured to couple to one of a shoulder portion of a chest portion of the shoulder harness system, where the shoulder harness system is configured to maintain a chest-to-arm position of an operator and detach from one of the shoulder portion or the chest portion of the shoulder harness system in response to a predefined amount of force being exerted by the operator during a swing motion using a swinging device; and at least one of: a light system and a stride training system.
Claims12
A swing training system, comprising:
- a shoulder harness system comprising a wrist attachment and at least one coupling member having a first end configured to couple to the wrist attachment and a second end configured to couple to one of a shoulder portion of a chest portion of the shoulder harness system, wherein the shoulder harness system is configured to maintain a chest-to-arm position of an operator and detach from one of the shoulder portion or the chest portion of the shoulder harness system in response to a predefined amount of force being exerted by the operator during a swing motion using a swinging device;
- and
- at least one of:
- a light system comprising a first light emitting device configured to couple to the wrist attachment and a second light emitting device configured to couple to a bottom end of the swinging device;
- and
- a stride training system comprising a foot harness configured to secure a foot magnet to a bottom of a foot of the operator and a target magnet plate, wherein the foot magnet and the target magnet plate are configured to form a magnetic coupling and emit an audible noise when the foot magnet comes into physical contact with the target magnet plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.