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US 2025/0050186 A1Published application
Tennis Training Device
OwnerSandeep Chhabra, Tanuja Chhabrainventors
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Abstract
A training device for tennis provides multiple training stations for various tennis strokes.
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A tennis training device comprising:
- a generally vertical pole assembly, the pole assembly adjustable in height;
- a first training station having a first arm extending from the pole assembly and supporting a first tennis ball at a height above the ground suitable for hitting the first tennis ball with a service stroke;
- a second training station having a second arm extending from the pole assembly and supporting a second tennis ball at a height above the ground suitable for striking the ball with a ground stroke;
- a third training station having a third arm extending from the pole assembly and supporting a third tennis ball above the ground at a height suitable for a volley or slice stroke;
- a fourth training station having a fourth arm extending from the pole assembly and supporting a fourth tennis ball above the ground at an initial position, the fourth arm having at least a portion thereof made of resilient material such that the fourth tennis ball returns to its initial position after being struck;
- and a base connected to the pole assembly, the base holding the pole assembly generally vertically.
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A method of training for tennis comprising:
- striking with a tennis racket a first tennis ball with a service stroke, the first tennis ball mounted on a service arm attached to a vertical assembly;
- striking with a tennis racket a second tennis ball with a ground stroke, the second tennis ball mounted on a ground stroke arm connected to the vertical assembly;
- striking with a tennis racket a third tennis ball with a volley or slice stroke, the third tennis ball mounted on a volley or slice arm attached to the vertical assembly;
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- adjusting the height of at least one of the service, ground stroke and volley or slice stroke arms.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.