GB2377653A

GB2377653A - Training device for boxers

Info

Publication number: GB2377653A
Application number: GB0117863A
Authority: GB
Inventors: Sawn Salhan
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2001-07-21
Filing date: 2001-07-21
Publication date: 2003-01-22
Also published as: GB0117863D0

Abstract

A training device for use in boxing. The device comprises sixteen punch pads 7 mounted onto concavely curved metal sheets 5 and 6 and held in a metal frame (1, 2 and 3, fig 1). The frame can be fixed to a wall at the required height by use of metal braces (4, fig 2). Each punch pad 7 is associated with a light 8 which designates the target to be struck. The sequence of lights 8 is computer-controlled and a sensor may be incorporated within each pad to register hits. The device may include a digital score meter.

Description

BOXING MACHINE The invention relates to a punch bag but this invention is that there are a number of pads where they are mounted onto a metal sheet, which is held by a metal brace therefore can be mounted on a wall whereever convenient.

Other punch bags where they hang form ceilings that people use, not Knowing if they are getting full potential of the fitness just by punching a bag One object of this invention is to test the ability of the individual using this computerised apparatus.

A punch bag but instead there are 16 punch pads with computerised lighting around each pad.

The boxing machine could be made of plastics, leather materials, metal, aluminium or a combination with electronics equipment involved A preferred embodiment of the invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings in which FIGURE 1 shows the structure of the wall mounting metal brace, FIGURE 2 shows the three metal bars, which supports the metal brace; FIGURE 3 shows the upper head and facing punch pads ;

FIGURE 4 shows the part that will be the digital score meter; As shown in Figure 1, the brace comprise of three metal frames, once these are bolted into place, such as 2 on the left with 3 on the right and 1 on the top, the 1 frame sticks outs about ten to twelve inches with an inward curve.

Figure 2 show three separate pieces each is numbered 4, the 4 connects straight on 2 and 3 spaced respectively downwards.

Once this has been done the brace can be mounted onto a wall whereever convenient and can be adjusted to required height.

Figure 3 shows 5 where this is connected to the front of the underside of 1 with 7 and 8,6 therefore positioned straight to 2,3 and 4.

Figure 4 where 9 will mount off 6.

With Figures 1, 2,3, 4 in place and 8 lights up around 7 only then it may be hit by the use of boxing gloves.

Claims

CLAIMS 1 A computerised boxing machine that's lights up around the pads.
2. A boxing machine that supports different height adjustments
3. A boxing machine as claimed in claim 1 and claim 2 supports 16 punching pads with 12 facing that are curved inwards and 4 upper head level.
4. A boxing machine as claimed in any proceeding claim is made from metals, plastics, lighting, leather materials or from a combination of these materials 4 A sparring boxing machine substantially as herein described and illu- Strated in the accompanying drawings.