Baseball hitting aid

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-11-22
BRUNST STEVEN JAMES
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[0005] To achieve the foregoing, and in accordance with the purpose of the present invention, a mechani

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Learning to hit a baseball can be difficult, especially for younger players.
Improper stance, a poor swing, improper weight d

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[0015] A baseball batter uses two parts of his body to hit a baseball: the upper half—hands, arms, head and torso; and the lower half—hips, legs, knees, and feet. The baseball hitting aid is concerned with the lower half. The baseball batting aid is a training tool used to help create a balanced use of the batter's legs and waist and can be adapted for either right- or left-handed hitters, both short and tall.

[0016]FIG. 1 illustrates one embodiment of the batting aid 10. Included is an upper assembly 20 and a lower assembly 30. The upper assembly includes a waist belt 24 and a waist extension 28. Waist belt 24 is any suitable material for forming a secure belt around a batter's waist. In one embodiment, waist belt 24 is composed of sections of VELCRO hook and loop fasteners, canvas and neoprene rubber. Waist belt 24 includes hook and loop fastener sections 40 and 42 that operate to secure the waist belt securely around the waist of a user. In one embodiment, belt 24 is 4-inch nylon be

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A hitting aid includes a waist belt that encircles a user's waist; the waist belt is attached using hook and loop fasteners, a buckle, or other. An ankle strap encircles the user's ankle; the ankle strap is attached in a similar manner. A stirrup is attached to the ankle strap and is arranged so that the user may insert his or her foot into the stirrup. An elastic connecting strap extends from the ankle strap to the waist strap, and is adjustable so that the distance between the waist strap and the ankle strap may be lengthened or shortened. When worn by a user, the hitting aid discourages the leg onto which the hitting aid is attached from being fully extended.

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Owner BRUNST STEVEN JAMES
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