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US 2021/0228965 A1Published application
Intersectional impact training tools
AssigneeAkshaya PANDIT
InventorAkshaya PANDIT
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InventorAkshaya PANDIT
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The present disclosure relates to intersectional impact training tools. Aspects of the present disclosure provide attachable intersection impact training tools, which can be attached to sport implements to enable the user to observe and practice intersectional impact. In an exemplary implementation, the training tool can include clips/clamp, which can be fixed with a sport implement, a stiff wire that can hold a ball at centre surface away of the sport implement. The training tool can be attached with sport implement so as to enable a player to practice a particular punching action/technique for multiple sports, for example, forward and backward intersectional movement or forward and forward inline movement, or side movement. The proposed training tools use universal biomechanical techniques that resolve health issues and provide positive results in sports and physiotherapy.
An intersectional impact tool attachable/detachable to a training/research sports equipment, the intersectional impact tool comprising:
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A plurality of data collection devices such as, but not limited to, sensors, transmitters, and receivers configured with a sports equipment, a user or at a certain location, wherein the plurality of data collection devices collect general, analytical, mathematical, scientific and geometrical data related to various variables of sporting actions that are processed either generally or at various reference points, and compute the collected data either generally or at various reference points.
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An intersectional impact tool comprising one or more bases/stands with adjustable height, wherein the plurality of stands are connected to a soft tip that is passed either partially or fully through a sports element such as, but not limited to, a tennis ball, a cricket ball, a football, and a shuttle, wherein the intersectional impact tool is configured to analyze intersectional impact such as for training and research purposes.
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