Exercise devices – Striking
Reexamination Certificate
2009-11-25
2011-10-04
Donnelly, Jerome W (Department: 3764)
Exercise devices
Striking
C482S090000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08029422
ABSTRACT:
A martial arts striking device and method of use that overcomes the relatively hard force impact and resistance disadvantages of all prior striking devices for martial arts, boxing, and physical fitness by allowing visibly targeted “non-force impact” (meaning relatively less forceful impact) striking at relatively “non-resistant contact” targets to enhance speed and power while using less effort. Said striking targets can be substantial in size and made of a lightweight flexible material or fabric that reacts with a spontaneous refresh rate when struck, thereby simulating a live opponent. Said striking targets can be easily suspended from a variety of existing structures or specially produced frames and supports to form familiar punching bag shapes, enclosures, or to simulate being surrounded by multiple opponents. In contrast to prior art objects, said striking device is light in weight, easier to mount, noiseless when used, and suitable for safe home use.
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Strong David R.
Strong Patrick
Buche John K.
Buche & Associates, P.C.
Donnelly Jerome W
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