JP3127852U - Batting pendulum - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a batting practice tool which is functional and inexpensive and can be easily used at home by solving the disadvantages such as the functionality of the batting practice tool, the price of a toss batting machine, and unsuitable for use at home.
A practice tool that attaches a string to a soft ball, swings like a pendulum, attaches a joint tool to the end of the string, and allows a rotating part to rotate around a bag or the like. The exercise tool attached to the heel swings like a pendulum and hits the place where it has advanced from the front. The struck ball 1 rotates several times around the heel and returns to the original pendulum state after the rotation. It is functional because it can be continuously hit without setting a ball. The basic part is composed of three parts: a ball 1, a string 2, and a rotating part of the end (joint) 3 of the string, which can be manufactured at low cost, and can be easily practiced by being attached to a clothesline in the home.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a baseball batting practice tool, and can be applied to other games such as tennis and golf that have a hitting action.

Conventional batting practice tools include a method of placing a ball on a fixed rod-shaped ball receiver (see, for example, Patent Document 1), batting by a toss batting machine (see, for example, Patent Document 2), and a net. There are various methods such as hitting (see Non-Patent Document 1), but none of them are functional or expensive to install. In addition, in the case of toss batting by a person, there is an inconvenience that a person who performs toss is required and cannot be done alone.
JP 2001-224733 A JP-A-11-114118 "Internet IMX / Fun home play equipment www.titltd.jp/bl-order29.htm"

  Functionality that solves the disadvantages of the functionality of the batting practice tool with the conventional fixed ball-shaped ball holder, the price problem of the mechanized toss batting machine, the inconvenience of carrying, and the unsuitable for home use In addition, it was devised to develop a batting practice tool that is inexpensive and easy to use at home.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the present invention is a system in which a string is attached to a soft ball so that it can swing like a pendulum, and the pendulum-shaped ball hits the place where it has advanced from the front. The struck ball 1 rotates several times around the heel and returns to the original pendulum state after the rotation. It is functional because it can be continuously hit without setting a ball.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the basic part is made up of a ball 1, a string 2, a string end (joint) 3, and a rotating part 4, which can be manufactured at low cost and can be easily practiced by attaching it to a clothesline at home. .

  With the batting practice tool according to the present invention, it is possible to practice batting alone even at home.

  Although it is relatively inexpensive, it is particularly suitable as an exercise tool for youth baseball, but it can also be used by junior high school, high school, and the general public. Since the ball comes from the front, it becomes a ball muscle close to the thrown ball. There is also a change in the ball muscle, and by continuing to drive, it is possible to nurture a batting eye that can respond to the change in the ball, which can be used to form a batting form. It can also be expected to be used as a healthy exercise equipment.

  The present invention is an exercise tool designed to allow batting practice alone at home. If it is described with reference to FIG. 1, the ball 1 part, the string 2 part, and the end part (joint) 3 part of the string. It consists of three parts.

  As shown in FIG. 3, a soft ball is used for the ball 1 and a string that can withstand the strength of batting is connected. The portion of the string 2 is a slippery string, and the length is about the height of the clothesline, so that the length can be adjusted during use. As shown in FIG. 3, the end portion (joint) 3 of the string is attached with a joint tool so as to wind the scissors so that a rotating part 4 that turns the scissors is formed as shown in FIG. 3. The joint tool should be easily removable from the heel.

  In use, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, it is used in the form of a pendulum attached to a clothes-drying basket or the like. By hitting the ball from the front like a pendulum, you can hit a ball that has moved close to the toss. After hitting, the ball rotates several times, returns to the original pendulum state, and can be batted any number of times.

  The ball 1 is made of a soft material to make it easier to absorb the striking force.

  The string portion 2 reduces the entanglement by using a slippery string.

  At the end 3 of the string, the joint is easily attached and removed from the hook.

  The present invention will be widely used as a training practice tool that can be easily and inexpensively played by boys and other baseball players, and it can also be used as a health product for relieving lack of exercise.

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1 ball 2 strings 3 string tips (joint part)

Claims (1)

  A pendulum-type batting practice tool that rotates around a clothesline hanging on the left and right. A soft ball is attached to the strap, and a joint is provided at the end of the string to create a ring that rotates around the bag. Practice tool.

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