Softball pitching training device
AssigneeStrikeout Strippz LLC
InventorJack Kucek
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Abstract
A device and method of use in learning, practicing and perfecting softball pitching motions comprising, a practice glove worn on the pitching hand having multiple finger portions each with an extending indicator element removably positioned thereon. The indicator elements extending as independent elongated flexible bands removably secured and attached on the ends of index finger portion tabs of the adjacent finger portion. By practicing the pitching motion, the relative position of the indicator bands will confirm and teach proper pitching arm and hand position through the multiple underhand pitching sequence of softball pitching action.
Claims2
A softball training glove for use in teaching proper pitching techniques comprises,
- a glove body having multiple finger portions, said finger portions are an index finger portion and adjacent finger portions,
- an elongated flexible indicator band extending from said respective finger portions, said indicator bands are each of a transverse dimension equal to that of said respective finger portions, interengagement fasteners on said bands and tabs extending from said finger portions, said indicator bands are of a length to hang freely from and beyond said tabs and finger portions in some underhand pitching arm and pitching hand positions when simulating a pitching action, said bands extending beyond said finger portions in relation to a pitcher's body,
- wherein said elongated flexible indicator bands further comprise length adjustment tabs extending at right angles therefrom in spaced relation to said tabs,
- wherein when wearing said training glove the position of said bands, the means for retaining said glove on said pitching hand and the means for securing said band elements to said finger portions aid in teaching the proper pitching arm and hand positions through multiple underhand pitching sequence of softball pitching action.
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