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Multi-Channel Golf Swing Training Device

a golf swing and training device technology, applied in the field of multi-channel golf swing training devices, can solve the problems of not providing immediate feedback, requiring high investment, and adding unnecessary expenses to the device, so as to achieve the effect of improving the accuracy of the swing

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-09-18
JACOB SHAJU
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Benefits of technology

The device described in this patent helps golfers learn the right way to swing the ball by giving them real-time feedback on their swing. Unlike previous inventions, this device provides a clear visual and sensory experience for the golfer. Overall, this device is more effective than previous tools in improving golf swings.

Problems solved by technology

However, the existing devices have the following disadvantages:1. Most do not provide immediate feedback when a swing does not follow the proper swing path.2. Some provide immediate feedback but are typically very expensive.
Many of these devices use electronic components which can be cumbersome or add avoidable expenses to the devices.3. Some provide immediate feedback but involve a bumper or barriers.
Bumpers and barriers tend to inhibit a full swing and can restrict improving the follow through of a swing.4. Lastly, many existing devices cannot indicate whether the club face is on square at impact.

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[0016]One possible embodiment of the device, illustrated in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3 is comprised of an elongated base, 101, with at least one detachable block, 102, extending from the perimeter of the base. The detachable blocks may be attached to the base through balance, Velcro, or adhesion. Also fastened to the base is an anchor member, 103. Extending from the anchor member is a detachable bar, 104.

[0017]The blocks, 102, creates channels for a golf club along the X and Y axes of the elongated base, 101. The detachable bar, 104, creates a channel for a golf club along the Z axis of the base. When either the blocks or the detachable bar are struck, immediate feedback of an improper swing is provided to the golfer.

[0018]The detachable blocks, 102, may be comprised of lightweight and inexpensive materials such as foam, rubber, plastic, or wood. The detachable blocks can be any shape.

[0019]The detachable bar, 103, may be comprised of any inexpensive material such as foam, rubber, plastic, w...

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Abstract

A golf swing training device that provides immediate biomechanical feedback by allowing for an uninhibited swing through a channel of detachable components. The apparatus is comprised of channels through which a golf club can travel, along with detachable rods and blocks. When the club is swung properly the apparatus will not be disturbed. However, an improper swing will cause movement or detachment of the rods or blocks. The channel along the X and Y axes of the apparatus are created by blocks that can be comprised by any light-weight materials. The channel along the Z axis of the apparatus is created by a detachable arm that can be comprised by any light-weight material. An additional rod can be fastened to a golf club to further confine the path of a club through the channel.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]This device relates to the field of training aids and methods for the development and improvement of a proper golf swing. Specifically, this device relates to training aids and methods for the development of proper golf swings through visual and biomechanical feedback.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]Hitting a golf ball along its intended path is an art that takes considerable skill. The path and trajectory a golf ball takes is determined by several variables from the positioning of the golfer relative to the ball, to strength and direction of the wind, to the type of surface the golf ball rests. Perhaps most significantly, the path and trajectory are influenced by the mechanics of the golf swing. If a golfer can develop a consistent effective golf swing, chances of hitting the ball along its intended path and trajectory is greatly increased.[0003]One specific aspect of the golf swing that is difficult master is the swing path, or the path at which the cl...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A63B69/36
CPCA63B69/36A63B69/3641A63B69/3632A63B2071/026A63B2071/0655A63B2209/10A63B2210/50A63B2225/09A63B69/3621
Inventor JACOB, SHAJU
Owner JACOB SHAJU
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