Shock-absorbable ball practice device
OwnerHaw-Yaw Shy, Jer-Min Liawinventors
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Abstract
A ball practice device includes: a base member having a plurality of branch leg members branched from the base member, a plurality of cushioning pads each cushioning pad which may be a sandbag worn or secured on an end portion of each branch leg member of the base member, a telescopic post erected on a central portion of the base member, and a ball secured to the telescopic post by a connector, whereby upon batting or striking of the ball, the vibractional shock caused by the impact force for batting the ball will be dampened or depressed by the plurality of the cushioning pads for absorbing shock for preventing injury to the ball practice player.
Claims3
A ball practice device comprising:
- a base member having a base plate, a plurality of branch leg members branched from the base plate, each branch leg having an end portion;
- a plurality of shock absorbing members each detachably secured to an end portion of each said branch leg member, each said shock absorbing member including:
- a cushioning pad filled with filler material, a fastener for closing an opening formed in said pad;
- a sleeve portion formed on a top surface of the pad having a socket recessed in said sleeve portion for engaging said end portion of each said branch leg member of the base member;
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- a vertically extending telescopic post telescopically mounted on said base plate of said base member, said telescopic post having a T connector secured on a top of said post for connecting a pair of connecting means symmetrically disposed on opposite sides of said T connector, each said connecting means having a ball secured thereon for a dynamic balancing when a said ball is struck by a batter.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.