Cheerleading stunt practice device
OwnerJason C. Masoninventor
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Abstract
A practice device for simulating a cheerleading stunt includes a frame that has a base plate and a top plate; a tubular shaft that extends between the base and top plates; a weight that is disposed in the tubular shaft; a spring that is disposed in the tubular shaft and that contacts and biases the weight; a shoe structure; and a mount that supports the shoe structure at one end thereof and that is constructed and arranged to be disposed within the tubular shaft with the spring disposed between the weight and the mount.
Claims20
A practice device for simulating a cheerleading stunt comprising:
- a frame that includes a base plate and a top plate;
- a tubular shaft that extends between the base and top plates;
- a weight that is disposed in the tubular shaft;
- a spring that is disposed in the tubular shaft and that contacts and biases the weight;
- a shoe structure;
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- a mount that supports the shoe structure at one end thereof and that is constructed and arranged to be disposed within the tubular shaft with the spring disposed between the weight and the mount.
A practice device for simulating a cheerleading stunt comprising:
- a frame that includes a base plate and a top plate;
- a tubular shaft that extends between the base and top plates;
- a weight and spring combination that is disposed in the tubular shaft;
- a shoe structure;
- a mount that supports the shoe structure from a base end of the tubular shaft;
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- a grasping ball supported from and disposed over the frame;
- a user of the practice device having the capability of supporting the practice device overhead by holding in the hand either the grasping ball or the shoe structure.
A method for practicing the simulation of a cheerleading stunt comprising, providing a practice device that includes a frame supporting a grasping ball at one end thereof, supporting a shoe structure at an opposed end thereof and a biased weight disposed adjacent the opposed end of the frame, said practice device being operated by a user to, in one position thereof, engage the grasping ball to lift the practice device, and, in another position, to engage the shoe structure to lift the practice device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.