Reusable karate striking board
OwnerRobert Friedenthalinventor
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A karate practice board, for subjection to hand and foot strikes, comprises permanent and disposable parts, by which the practice board inexpensively simulates frangibility and permits reassembly. The permanent parts of the board being similar in configuration and each being provided with a concavity in an edge portion thereof. The disposable parts being smaller than the permanent parts and being configured to removably slide into the concavities whereby the permanent parts can be temporarily joined at their edges such that they will appear as a single board. Upon striking the board with a predetermined force, the insert part will be severed to separate the permanent parts. The severed insert part will be removed from the concavity of each permanent part and another insert part will be inserted to render the board reusable. Each insert part having a different strength which will require a different predetermined severing force.
A striking board kit comprising first and second substantially rigid parts, said first part and said second part having matched edges and matched concavities in said matched edges, and a plurality of severable insert parts, each insert part having a portion thereof removably insertable in said concavities of said first and second parts to render said matched edges contiguous and temporarily joined along an elongated junction, the strength of each insert part being sufficiently great to require a strike of a predetermined force at said junction to rupture said insert part the construction of each insert part and the removable connection between said insert part and concavities being such that said strike of a predetermined force will necessarily rupture said insert part, said ruptured insert part being removed from said concavities for insertion of another of said plurality of insert parts into said concavities thereby rematching said edges of said first and second parts to once again permit rupture by a predetermined force.
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