Ball game-related training system

Abstract

A ball supply apparatus includes: a housing coupled to the upper portion of the column structure, wherein a top portion of housing is partially opened, wherein the housing is divided by a partition into a ball storage portion and a ball discharge portion, wherein a bottom face of the ball storage portion is inclined downward toward the ball discharge portion, wherein a first opening is formed in a bottom of the ball discharge portion, and a second opening is formed in the partition at a lower portion thereof; a rotatable opening / closing plate rotatably coupled to the partition, wherein the rotatable opening / closing plate is configured to rotate to open / close the second opening; and a ball discharge tube rotatably coupled to the ball discharge portion at the first opening, wherein the ball discharge tube ball-communicates with the ball discharge portion via the first opening.

Description

BACKGROUNDTechnical Field[0001]The present invention relates to a ball game-related training system. More specifically, the present invention relates to a ball game-related training system to supply or shoot the ball to allow the player to practice a variety of ball games practices, including kicking or shooting the ball on the play field, hitting the ball falling onto the play field by a hand for a spike type attack, and receiving and shooting the ball over the air by a hand.Related Art[0002]In general, a variety of ball game practice aids are used to improve athlete's attack and defense skill in ball games, such as soccer, volleyball, and basketball. Using these exercise aids can reduce the fatigue of leaders, that is, coaches. Further, athletes can learn a variety of skills quickly and easily. As an example of football, such practice aids allow players to practice volley shoots, ground shoots, and heading shoots. As examples of such ball game practice aids, Japanese Patent Applic...

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Benefits of technology

[0030]According to the present invention, in the ball game-related training system, the training ball shooting apparatus that fires a ball by hydraulic actuator cylinder operation is installed at a corner of a soccer field or behind a goalpost of a basketball court. This allows the user to practice penalty kicks, volley kicks, and heading shots. In addition, the training ball may be fired in a set mode by the user to allow the player to kick or hit the fired ball with the kick or the hand. In this way, the player may practice various ball game related exercises. The apparatus also flies the training ball horizontally over the play field or drop the training ball from the vertical direction to the play field floor. This allows the player to practice the spikes and tossing exercises. Then, the training ball, which has fallen to the bottom of the play field, may be automatically collected at the goal line or the end line and is supplied to the training ball shooting apparatus to operate an unmanned ball game practice system.

Problems solved by technology

Therefore, there is a problem that the shooting angle is not constant when using repeatedly the apparatus.

Further, there is an inconvenience that many balls fired must be manually collected and put in a ball container.

In addition, the ball shooting apparatus described in Patent Document 1 is not suitable for practicing various ball games since the ball is shot in a straight line at a relatively high position from the apparatus.

Therefore, there is a problem that the ball hits the net directly.

Moreover, this apparatus is very expensive and is not suitable for general sports activities.

This problem applies equally to a volleyball game having the similar game rules to the foot volleyball.

Therefore, this shooting apparatus is not suitable for basketballs where that the players grab and toss the aerial ball falling vertically from above the play field 10 the floor, volleyballs where the players hit the aerial ball falling vertically from above the play field 10 the floor using the hand, and the foot volleyballs where the players hit the aerial ball falling vertically from above the play field 10 the floor using a foot.

However, in the ball supply apparatus disclosed in Patent Document 2, since the training ball supplied from the ramp is held at the end portion of the discharge throat, the player may only spike-attack the stopped ball.

Further, in the case of volleyball, the user may not practice toss action.

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