Goaltender training appliance
OwnerRobert N. Ungerinventor
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Abstract
A training appliance for a goaltender is used in training goaltenders in a sport of the type having a goal including two, spaced apart upright posts and a crossbar joining the posts to define a goal mouth, foe example ice hockey. The appliance includes a band of stiff material and a mounting arrangement for mounting the band on the goal at a position spaced to a front side of the goal mouth and extending transversely across the goal mouth to be engaged by the goaltender to prevent backing into the goal in the face of oncoming play.
Claims12
A training appliance and a goal in combination for training a goaltender in a sport:
- the goal comprising two, spaced apart upright posts and a crossbar joining the posts to define a goal mouth;
- and the appliance comprising a band of stiff material mounted on the goal at a position spaced to a front side of the goal mouth and extending transversely thereacross, the band comprising an elongate, resilient member, bowed outwardly across the goal mouth.
A training goal comprising:
- two, spaced apart upright posts;
- a crossbar joining the posts to define a goal mouth;
- a band of stiff material mounted on the goal at a position spaced to a front side of the goal mouth and extending transversely thereacross, the band comprising an elongate, resilient member, bowed outwardly across the goal mouth.
A method of training a goaltender for a sport the method comprising:
- A) providing a goal including two spaced apart upright posts and a crossbar joining the posts to define a goal mouth
- B) providing a band of stiff material comprising an elongate resilient member;
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- C) mounting the band on the goal at a position spaced to a front side of the goal mouth and extending transversely thereacross such that the band is bowed outwardly across the goal mouth.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.