131results about "Throw games" patented technology

A disc golf disc retrieval device and method of use of the same are disclosed. The disc golf disc retrieval device includes a retrieval head removably connected to a telescoping pole via a connection mechanism. The retrieval head includes a spherical member having a plurality of suction cups extending therefrom. The plurality of suction cups is configured to enable engagement of a disc golf disc thereto.

A recreational game is disclosed, including at least one flying disc, wherein a player on each of a set of teams throws the flying disc towards two sets of goal rings positioned on opposing sides of one another. The player on each set of teams attempts to throw the flying disc through one of the two sets of rings to obtain a point value. At least one ball is utilized as a defensive element to prevent the flying disc from travelling through one of the rings.

A throw caddy with a main body, wherein the main body has a first side surface, a second side surface, a front surface, a back surface, a top surface, and a bottom surface that oppose each other. A collapsible top portion is attached to the top surface of the main body. A removable tripod chair connected to the main body, Wheels rotatably coupled to one or more axles connected to the main body. A plurality of handles are attached to the main body and the removable tripod chair. Discus case pockets attached to the first and second side surfaces of the main body. A notebook pocket is attached to the second side surface of the main body. Adjustable legs located at the bottom surface of the main body. A large, zippered pocket attached to the front surface of the main body contains removable containers for organizing items.

The dart scoring device comprises a target disc, the lower side of the target disc is fixedly connected with an extension block, the lower side of the extension block is fixedly connected with a mounting frame, the inner wall of the mounting frame is fixedly connected with a counting panel matched with the target disc, one side of the extension block is provided with a driving groove, and the inner wall of the driving groove is in sliding fit with a lifting block. By arranging the protective cover, the complete gear, the toothed plate and other components, the protective cover can protect one side of the counting panel during use, damage of darts is avoided, the protective cover is matched with the incomplete gear, the toothed plate and other components to achieve slow lifting, after scoring is completed, the opening process of the protective cover is like a game opening ceremony, and the protective cover is convenient to use. Compared with a traditional static scoring device, the dart game scoring device not only can protect the scoring panel, but also can better attract the players to put into the game, and improves game experience.

A goal apparatus comprising a cross bar, a first side post and a second side post is described. The first side post and the second side post are connected to the cross bar such that the first side post, the second side post and the cross bar form a plane ("a goal plane"). Further, one or more sensor pairs are coupled to the first side post and the second side post, wherein a first sensor pair of the one or more sensor pairs includes a first sensor and a second sensor. The first sensor is coupled to the first side post and the second sensor is coupled to the second side post and is also aligned horizontal to the first sensor. In addition, the first sensor pair is located in a first zone, wherein the first zone is a first portion of the goal plane.

A toy form dart having an elongate dart body and a dart tip connected thereto. The dart tip has an outer surface extending from a top to a bottom thereof, and a hollow passage extends through the dart tip in a first direction defining first and second mouth openings on opposing. First and second pairs of eye socket indents are located between the respective first and second mouth openings and the top of the dart tip, with the first and second eye socket indents penetrating partially into the dart tip and an interior boundary wall formed between each one of the first pair of eye socket indents and each respective oppositely located one of the second pair of eye socket indents. The first and second pairs of eye socket indents and the respective first and second mouth openings form a face configuration on the opposing sides of the dart tip.

A goal apparatus comprising a cross bar, a first side post and a second side post is described. The first side post and the second side post are connected to the cross bar such that the first side post, the second side post and the cross bar form a plane ("a goal plane"). Further, one or more sensor pairs are coupled to the first side post and the second side post, wherein a first sensor pair of the one or more sensor pairs includes a first sensor and a second sensor. The first sensor is coupled to the first side post and the second sensor is coupled to the second side post and is also aligned horizontal to the first sensor. In addition, the first sensor pair is located in a first zone, wherein the first zone is a first portion of the goal plane.

Flying discs with different rim shapes in grip sectors and non-grip sectors. This may provide a comfortable throwing grip on a given disc while allowing desired flight characteristics (that may not match the grip shape) due to differing rim wing shapes in non-grip sectors. A set of discs may have the same grip width and shape but different widths and shapes in non-grip sectors. For example, a set of discs with one or more mid-ranges, one or more fairway drivers, and one or more distance drivers all share the same grip feel, in some embodiments.

A device for precisely measuring power developed using a connected weighted ball to quantify and evaluate the quality of human movement during a throw or the movement of a load.