| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 | Hip rotation training system | US14027066 | 2013-09-13 | US08951136B1 | 2015-02-10 | Jeffrey Scott Booher |
| A hip rotation training system for assisting in training a wearer in proper hip rotation during a swinging movement of the wearer comprises a compression shorts configured to cover a lower portion of the wearer and at least one elastic resistance component having a plurality of elastic tubing. The compression shorts are adapted to furnish compressive support to the lower body portion of the wearer. The at least one elastic resistance component being adapted to deform during a first portion of a swinging movement of the wearer such that the at least one of the plurality of elastic tubing exerts a force partially upon a trailing hip of the wearer to assist in pulling the trailing hip forward during initiation of a second portion of the swinging movement of the wearer. | ||||||
| 22 | Training Apparatus and Method | US13655039 | 2012-10-18 | US20130040763A1 | 2013-02-14 | Lance Davidson |
| Disclosed is a training system consisting of storage maintaining a reference body movement model, and a system for collecting a trainee body movement model. A computer is associated with the storage and the system, which compares the trainee body movement model to the reference body movement model and generates a report comparing the trainee body movement model to the reference body movement model. The report includes an identification of similarity between the trainee body movement model and the reference body movement model, and an identification of dissimilarity between the trainee body movement model and the reference body movement model. | ||||||
| 23 | METHODS FOR INSTALLING A THROWER'S CIRCLE | US13481300 | 2012-05-25 | US20120297727A1 | 2012-11-29 | Wayne OLIVER |
| A method for installing a thrower's circle in the ground of an athletic field includes assembling a form for constructing a thrower's circle dimensioned for a player throwing at least one of a hammer, a shot put, and a discus from a plurality of sections having mounted thereto a plurality of arcuate portions. When the plurality of sections are assembled together, the plurality of arcuate sections together form a full circle, and wherein a portion of the plurality of sections is disposed outside the full circle and a portion of the plurality of sections is disposed inside the full circle. The method further includes excavating the ground, placing the assembled form in the excavated ground, placing cement in the assembled form, and allowing the cement to dry. | ||||||
| 24 | Form for constructing a thrower's circle | US11135063 | 2005-05-23 | US08186684B2 | 2012-05-29 | Wayne Oliver |
| A form for constructing a thrower's circle includes a pair of half sections. Each half section has an upper surface and a base surface and two full length members and two half length members. The full length members and the half length members are connected together substantially at right angles to form a rectangle with four corners. A corner brace is located in each of the four corners. An inside cross member and an outside cross member extend between the half length members and are generally parallel to the full length members. A pair of semi-circles, each having substantially the same diameter that is larger than the length of the half length members and less than the length of the full length members. Means are provided for securing the half sections together so that the semi-circles form a full circle. Tubes extend from the circle toward the base to drain water from with in the circle. | ||||||
| 25 | THROWER'S CIRCLE FORM | US13013356 | 2011-01-25 | US20110118087A1 | 2011-05-19 | Wayne OLIVER |
| A form for constructing a thrower's circle includes a pair of half sections. Each half section has an upper surface and a base surface and two full length members and two half length members. The full length members and the half length members are connected together substantially at right angles to form a rectangle with four corners. A corner brace is located in each of the four corners. An inside cross member and an outside cross member extend between the half length members and are generally parallel to the full length members. A pair of semi-circles, each having substantially the same diameter that is larger than the length of the half length members and less than the length of the full length members. Means are provided for securing the half sections together so that the semi-circles form a full circle. Tubes extend from the circle toward the base to drain water from with in the circle. | ||||||
| 26 | Inflatable type golf swing training apparatus | US12519134 | 2006-12-12 | US07874931B2 | 2011-01-25 | Lihua Liao |
| An inflatable type golf swing training apparatus, which comprises an inflatable track guide and adjustable struts. The inflatable track guide had a radian of an swing track and is made by an enclosed capsule which is hollow and inflatable and is made of elastic material. The adjustable struts includes two front adjustable struts which are provided at the lower part of the inflatable track guide and used for adjusting the height and angle thereof, and two rear adjustable struts which are provided at the middle part of the inflatable track guide and used for adjusting the angle of the track guide plane with respect to the horizontal plane. | ||||||
| 27 | Flying disc training device | US11823348 | 2007-06-27 | US20090004945A1 | 2009-01-01 | John F. deLassus |
| This invention relates to the field of sports training devices and more specifically electronic training devices that show the user in a quantitative manner the quality of a particular performance criteria to be measured. The device is either part of or is attached to a flying disc, and is used for measuring and improving rotational velocity and time aloft, both of which help athletes-beginners to advanced-improve their overall throwing skill. There are many disc sports that are growing and can use such a device to provide instant feedback, which is a fundamental training technique that enables quick improvement of skills. | ||||||
| 28 | Form for constructing a thrower's circle | US11135063 | 2005-05-23 | US20060199627A1 | 2006-09-07 | Wayne Oliver |
| A form for constructing a thrower's circle includes a pair of half sections. Each half section has an upper surface and a base surface and two full length members and two half length members. The full length members and the half length members are connected together substantially at right angles to form a rectangle with four corners. A corner brace is located in each of the four corners. An inside cross member and an outside cross member extend between the half length members and are generally parallel to the full length members. A pair of semi-circles, each having substantially the same diameter that is larger than the length of the half length members and less than the length of the full length members. Means are provided for securing the half sections together so that the semi-circles form a full circle. Tubes extend from the circle toward the base to drain water from with in the circle. | ||||||
| 29 | Apparatus and method designed for the detection, location and velocity of impacts for sports game feedback on player accuracy | US11045864 | 2005-01-28 | US20050187036A1 | 2005-08-25 | Steven Ziola; Michael Gorman |
| Methods, systems and apparatus for detecting sports object impact location detection and object velocity are provided. Integrated game systems for simulating sports for use as player and coaching aids are also provided. | ||||||
| 30 | TRAINING APPARATUS AND METHODS | US14157491 | 2014-01-16 | US20140199672A1 | 2014-07-17 | Lance S. Davidson |
| A system and apparatus for allowing a trainee to replicate the body movements of a trainer. A trainer's instructional body movements are recorded using sensors on the trainer's garment and then stored in a computer. A trainee's body movements are then recorded using a similar set of sensors on the trainee's garment. The computer can then compare the trainer and trainee body movements to assist the trainee in better replicating the trainer's body movements. The trainee's garment can be provided with physical devices, such as neuromuscular electrical stimulators and/or robotic actuators, to physically assist the trainee in real time to better replicate the trainer's body movements. Such physical devices may also be included on the trainer's garment so that the trainer can better understand any mistakes made by the trainee. | ||||||
| 31 | FORM FOR CONSTRUCTING A THROWER'S CIRCLE | US14076824 | 2013-11-11 | US20140130445A1 | 2014-05-15 | Wayne P. Oliver |
| A form for constructing a thrower's circle includes a pair of half sections. Each half section has an upper surface and a base surface and two full length members and two half length members. The full length members and the half length members are connected together substantially at right angles to form a rectangle with four corners. A corner brace is located in each of the four corners. An inside cross member and an outside cross member extend between the half length members and are generally parallel to the full length members. A pair of semi-circles, each having substantially the same diameter that is larger than the length of the half length members and less than the length of the full length members. Means are provided for securing the half sections together so that the semi-circles form a full circle. Tubes extend from the circle toward the base to drain water from with in the circle. | ||||||
| 32 | Methods for installing a thrower's circle | US13481300 | 2012-05-25 | US08578678B2 | 2013-11-12 | Wayne P. Oliver |
| A method for installing a thrower's circle in the ground of an athletic field includes assembling a form for constructing a thrower's circle dimensioned for a player throwing at least one of a hammer, a shot put, and a discus from a plurality of sections having mounted thereto a plurality of arcuate portions. When the plurality of sections are assembled together, the plurality of arcuate sections together form a full circle, and wherein a portion of the plurality of sections is disposed outside the full circle and a portion of the plurality of sections is disposed inside the full circle. The method further includes excavating the ground, placing the assembled form in the excavated ground, placing cement in the assembled form, and allowing the cement to dry. | ||||||
| 33 | Device to measure acceleration and deceleration of hip rotation | US11256517 | 2005-11-17 | US20070112286A1 | 2007-05-17 | Robert Prichard |
| Hip rotation measuring device with an accelerometer, a micro-controller, a printed circuit board, a memory chip, a power supply such as batteries, an on-off switch, a start-stop recording switch, an acceleration direction switch an audible sound generator, a readout display such as an LCD display, standard support electronics such as resistors capacitors and regulators for operating the electronic components, a case to house the components, and a belt clip or other standard attachment device fixed to the outside of the case so that when the components are combined within the case and when the case is attached by the clip to an article of clothing that is in close proximity to a moving body part such as a hip, the readout display can show magnitude of acceleration or deceleration of hip movement of the user. The device can measure other body part acceleration and deceleration such as hand, foot, shoulders. | ||||||
| 34 | Athletic throwing technique training apparatus and methods | US10607232 | 2003-06-26 | US07074139B2 | 2006-07-11 | Christopher A. Vogel |
| Methods and apparatus for training a trainee to achieve or maintain proper throwing technique by attaining proper form, position, and movement of the legs, hips, torso, and shoulders of the trainee and without the use of the throwing arm of the trainee. An apparatus in accordance with the present invention includes a harness to be worn about the torso of the trainee, wherein the harness is configured to releasably support thereon a training projectile which is configured to be launched from is supported position on the harness as a result of a training maneuver which does not involve the throwing arm of trainee. A method in accordance with the present invention includes providing a training projectile, releasably supporting the projectile proximate a throwing shoulder of the trainee, executing a training maneuver and launching the projectile as a result of the execution of the training maneuver. | ||||||
| 35 | Training apparatus and methods | US10410082 | 2003-04-09 | US20040219498A1 | 2004-11-04 | Lance Samuel Davidson |
| Disclosed is a training system consisting of storage maintaining a reference body movement model, and a system for collecting a trainee body movement model. A computer is associated with the storage and the system, which compares the trainee body movement model to the reference body movement model and generates a report comparing the trainee body movement model to the reference body movement model. The report includes an identification of similarity between the trainee body movement model and the reference body movement model, and an identification of dissimilarity between the trainee body movement model and the reference body movement model. | ||||||
| 36 | System for measuring, substantially instantaneously, the distance and trajectory traveled by a body in flight during sports competitions | US09742555 | 2000-12-20 | US06782118B2 | 2004-08-24 | Antonio Verga |
| A system for measuring the distance traveled by bodies in flight during sports events, the bodies executing trajectories having a common predetermined take-off area, and a variable landing point within a landing surface. The system includes a fixed image acquisition device positioned at a predetermined distance from the take-off area for acquiring the image of the landing surface, a recorder for recording the landing surface image at least from the moment of initiation of the flight to completion of the flight, an identifying device for identifying a landing point of the body within the landing surface, and a calculating device for calculating the distance of the landing point from the take-off area. | ||||||
| 37 | Athletic throwing technique training apparatus and methods | US10607232 | 2003-06-26 | US20040087392A1 | 2004-05-06 | Christopher A. Vogel |
| Methods and apparatus for training a trainee to achieve or maintain proper throwing technique by attaining proper form, position, and movement of the legs, hips, torso, and shoulders of the trainee and without the use of the throwing arm of the trainee. An apparatus in accordance with the present invention includes a harness to be worn about the torso of the trainee, wherein the harness is configured to releasably support thereon a training projectile which is configured to be launched from is supported position on the harness as a result of a training maneuver which does not involve the throwing arm of trainee. A method in accordance with the present invention includes providing a training projectile, releasably supporting the projectile proximate a throwing shoulder of the trainee, executing a training maneuver and launching the projectile as a result of the execution of the training maneuver. | ||||||
| 38 | Athletic throwing technique training apparatus and methods | US09882609 | 2001-06-15 | US06585611B2 | 2003-07-01 | Christopher A. Vogel |
| Methods and apparatus for training a trainee to achieve or maintain proper throwing technique by attaining proper form, position, and movement of the legs, hips, torso, and shoulders of the trainee and without the use of the throwing arm of the trainee. An apparatus in accordance with the present invention includes a harness to be worn about the torso of the trainee, wherein the harness is configured to releasably support thereon a training projectile which is configured to be launched from is supported position on the harness as a result of a training maneuver which does not involve the throwing arm of trainee. A method in accordance with the present invention includes providing a training projectile, releasably supporting the projectile proximate a throwing shoulder of the trainee, executing a training maneuver and launching the projectile as a result of the execution of the training maneuver. | ||||||
| 39 | Routine machine | US10260866 | 2002-09-27 | US20030059754A1 | 2003-03-27 | Jeff Wayne Jackson |
| A programmable electronic timing device for use in any sport that requires a routine, worn on the belt with an audible tone that signals when the pre-shot routine of an athlete begins and another tone that sounds when the shot or release of energy should take place according to that athlete's own natural acts. The electronic timing device, here after known as the Routine Machine, contains a timer to be used to time the entire amount of time an athlete should take in their pre-shot routine from start to finish, and provides the results on an easily read digital display. The Routine Machine also contains a metronome function which works in unison with the timing function and produces a tone intermittently from one-half second up to five-second intervals which will assist the athlete with rhythm and tempo training. | ||||||
| 40 | System for measuring, substantially instantaneously, the distance and trajectory traveled by a body in flight during sports competitions | US09742555 | 2000-12-20 | US20010048754A1 | 2001-12-06 | Verga Antonio |
| A system for measuring the distance traveled by bodies in flight during sports events, the bodies executing trajectories having a common predetermined take-off area, and a variable landing point within a landing surface. The system includes a fixed image acquisition device positioned at a predetermined distance from the take-off area for acquiring the image of the landing surface, a recorder for recording the landing surface image at least from the moment of initiation of the flight to completion of the flight, an identifying device for identifying a landing point of the body within the landing surface, and a calculating device for calculating the distance of the landing point from the take-off area. | ||||||
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