Amusement devices: games – Aerial projectile game; game element or accessory therefor... – Target
Patent
1992-08-21
1993-12-21
Apley, Richard J.
Amusement devices: games
Aerial projectile game; game element or accessory therefor...
Target
482 45, 482 47, 482124, A63B 6300, A63B 7100, A63C 1900
Patent
active
052716171
ABSTRACT:
A basketball training device is described for improving the shooting skills of the user including an elongated member adapted to be strapped to the user's forearm and a hemispherical finger and hand engagement element configured as a portion of a basketball facing the elongate member so as to be engagable with the user's fingers and hand. A resistance member pivotally mounts the hemispherical engagement element to resist movement from an inclined position to allow the user to flex the hand, fingers and wrist against the resistance in a manner closely simulating the execution of a basketball shot. An elbow rest is adjustably mounted at the opposite end of the elongate member.
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Advertisement for Mini-Gym, Inc., titled "The Name of the Game is . . . `Specificity`", dated May 1987.
Apley Richard J.
Benefiel John R.
Mollo Jeanne M.
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