Portable golf swing exerciser and golf swing motion information providing device having the same
AssigneeJong gi Kim
InventorJong gi KIM
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Abstract
A portable golf swing exerciser includes: a main body of a shaft shape; a head shaft including a head, and one or more connection shafts, of which one end is detachably coupled to the head, and the other end is detachably coupled to a front end of the main body; and an antenna stick guide extended from or retracted into a rear end of the main body in a form of an antenna having multiple sections.
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A portable golf swing exerciser that is easy to carry and use as a length can be adjusted, the exerciser comprising:
- a main body of a shaft shape;
- a head shaft including a head, and one or more connection shafts, of which one end is detachably coupled to the head, and the other end is detachably coupled to a front end of the main body;
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- an antenna stick guide extended from or retracted into a rear end of the main body in a form of an antenna having multiple sections.
A portable golf swing exerciser that is worn during a golf swing to easily recognize rotational motion of a user's body, the exerciser comprising:
- a shaft body positioned to be extended left and right near pelvises or shoulders of a user when the portable golf swing exerciser is worn;
- a first extension shaft coupled to one end of the shaft body to be extendable;
- a second extension shaft coupled to the other end of the shaft body to be extendable;
- two connection belts, one ends of which are connected to the shaft body, respectively, to tightly attach the shaft body to the user's body when tightened;
- a support pad connected to the other ends of the two connection belts to be tightly attached to the user's body from an opposite side of the shaft body as the two connection belts are tightened, wherein
- during a golf swing, a shape of rotational motion of the user's body is easily recognized from trajectories of an end portion of the first extension shaft and an end portion of the second extension shaft.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.