DE29619881U1 - Dismantle ball passing goal for training for tennis on and off the original tennis net - Google Patents

Description

DESCRIPTION BALL PASSING GOAL FOR TENNIS TO ATTACH AND REMOVE THE ORIGINAL TENNIS NET

Training options for tennis such as the invention are not known.The ball passing target is quick and easy to mount on the tennis net and is immediately ready for play.

It can be set up at any desired point on the tennis net that the ball should pass through in order to be able to practice certain shots precisely, but it is more advantageous to set up several ball-passing targets distributed across the tennis net in order to mark the most important ball passages, so that both players can complete an undisturbed training game with many variations.

The frame of the invention consists of two side parts which are mounted against each other on the side of the tennis net and supported by the cross base.

The upper part of the invention is the passing target and is constructed from a steel wire loop whose ends are provided with coil springs that are mounted on the double plugs which have an elongated eyelet to keep the upper edge of the TENNIS NET clear.

The double plugs are inserted into existing holes on the top edge of the FRAME to support the top part. The existing holes are arranged in such a way that other and more complicated top parts can be replaced without dismantling the frame.

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The INVENTION specified in CLAIM 1 is

The underlying problem is to create a new, helpful and successful TRAINING METHOD for TENNIS.

The ORIGINAL TENNIS NET, with its width of 8.23 meters for SINGLES and 10.97 meters for DOUBLES, has no markings either in width or height. It is therefore very difficult to learn and practice precise, targeted shots without any reference points.

This problem is solved with the features listed in CLAIM 1.

The INVENTION makes it possible to precisely mark the ORIGINAL TENNIS NET for all TRAINING TASKS.

The BALL PASSING TARGET can be set up at any desired location on the TENNIS NET.

Both players are therefore ready to pass the marked target with the ball without any problem until success is seen.

By setting up several BALL PASSING GOALS and by exchanging the upper parts with different difficulty characteristics, countless training variations are possible.

It is also precisely predictable when passing the target with the ball to reach the selected point.

Practicing extremely flat balls over the net through the target to be passed is no longer a problem.

This new method of practicing tennis will give the sport a whole new and interesting twist.

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An advantageous embodiment of the INVENTION is specified in CLAIM 2.

It consists of the FRAME being created in a LUXURY and STANDARD VERSION, as well as the construction of different UPPER PARTS.

The technical specifications of both frames are equivalent, the luxury class model has a tennis racket-shaped design that creates a TENNIS CLUB ATMOSPHERE that can be further enhanced by an EMBLEM on the FRAME.

The different upper parts can be selected according to training requirements and can be easily exchanged on the assembled frame.

One example is extremely simple; the two SIDE PARTS (Figure 2) are mounted against each other on the ORIGINAL TENNIS NET, held in place by SCREWS and NUBES (4 and 5), inserted together into the NUBES (13) of the CROSS BASE (3), the selected TOP PART is inserted into the designated HOLES (7) and the BALL PASSING TARGET is ready for training.

Setting up multiple BALL PASSING TARGETS at different locations on the tennis net makes training tasks significantly more interesting.

Thanks to the variable setup options and the choice of different tops, many variations are possible that can be set up in a way that is suitable for training by all players, from beginners to professionals. The setup work and the achievement of perfection is made much easier by the BALL PASSING TARGET.

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BALL PASSING TRAINING FOR TENNIS

TO ATTACH AND REMOVE THE ORIGINAL TENNIS NET

Figure 1 OVERALL FRONT VIEW FIGURE 2 CROSS SECTION. BOTH HALVES OPEN FIGURE 3 FRAME TOP EDGE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE TOP PARTS FIGURE 4 INDIVIDUAL TOP PART FIGURE 5 CROSS FOOT

FIGURE 6 STANDARD MODEL, DIVIDED

NUMBER 1 FRAME NUMBER 2 FLEXIBLE STEEL SLING NUMBER 3 CROSS FOOT NUMBER 4 SCREWS FOR MOUNTING NUMBER 5 NOPPING NUMBER 6 SPIRAL SPRING NUMBER 7 HOLES FOR THE TOPS NUMBER 8th COLORED PLASTIC FILM NUMBER 9 PINK NUMBER 10 DOUBLE PLUG NUMBER 11 EYE ON DOUBLE PLUG NUMBER 12 TOP EDGE OF THE FRAME NUMBER 13 GROOVE IN CROSS FOOT NUMBER 14 INTERCHANGEABLE TOPS NUMBER 15 SKIRTING BOARDS

Claims (2)

SCHUTZAN s; &rgr;r;öc: 1. BALL PASSING GOAL FOR TENNIS TRAINING TO ATTACH AND REMOVE THE ORIGINAL TENNIS NET where the INVENTION consists of two side parts, the cross base and the upper part, the target to be passed, (Figures 1,2,4,5,6.) the two side parts (Figure 2) are mounted against each other on the ORIGINAL TENNIS NET, held in place by screws and studs (4 and 5), which together are inserted into the GROOVE (13) of the CROSS FOOT (3), creating the FRAME (I) that still keeps the upper edge of the tennis net free in height, the BASE PLATE^15) of the CROSS FOOT is provided with TINES(9) that prevent slipping, the UPPER PART (Figure 4) consists of a flexible STEEL WIRE LOOP (2) which is provided with SPIRAL SPRINGS (6) at the ends, the SPIRAL SPRINGS mounted on the DOUBLE PLUG (10) have elongated EYELETS (ll) that keep the upper edge of the net clear, the TOP PART with the DOUBLE PLUG is inserted into the HOLES (7) provided in the TOP EDGE (12) of the FRAME, but is arranged in such a way that it allows the replacement of other TOP PARTS (14) without dismantling the FRAME, the flexible STEEL WIRE LOOP of the UPPER PART is provided with colored PLASTIC FILMS (8) in order to better recognize the target to be passed. 2. BALL PASSING GOAL according to PROTECTION CLAIM 1, whose FRAME(I) was created in LUXURY and STANDARD VERSIONS (Figures 1 and 6), whose interchangeable UPPER PARTS (14) have different shapes.