Athletic apparatus and method of use
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An athletic apparatus has a resilient ball having a cylinder glued into a conduit positioned across a diameter of the ball. A pair of handles are removably attachable to the ball to facilitate a plurality of exercises and stretching activities. Each handle has a cylindrical base and a padded handle cover. A spring positioned within the cylindrical base biases a locking portion and an unlocking button through a pair of attachment conduits at the end of the cylindrical base, allowing the locking portion to cooperate with a locking slot located near the end of the cylinder to removably locking the cylindrical base within the cylinder. The apparatus, configured as a simple ball with no handles attached, is functional as a medicine ball. With one handle attached, the apparatus functions as a weighted hammer. With two handles attached, the apparatus functions as a weighted exercise bar. In its preferred embodiment, the athletic apparatus further includes a storage container mounted concentrically within the outer skin and fillable with a fluid.
An athletic apparatus comprising:
An athletic apparatus comprising:
A method for exercising with an athletic apparatus, the method comprising the steps of:
An athletic apparatus comprising:
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