Swingable Boxing Practice Device with Detachable Members
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing boxing practice devices lack versatility, as they only allow practice from a single direction and angle, requiring multiple devices for comprehensive training and have fixed components that complicate storage and adjustment.
Innovation Solution
A boxing practice device with a swingable support rod and adjustable, detachable boxing members that can be positioned and assembled in various ways to accommodate different training needs, featuring a base with a C-shaped frame and elastic engaging mechanisms for stability and ease of use.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If a fixed adjusting rod is used on the base, then the structure is simple, but the device cannot be stored conveniently and lacks versatility
Solution Approach 1:
The adjusting rod is transformed from a fixed structure to a swingable one, allowing it to rotate between a working position (extending upward for boxing practice) and a storage position (swung sideways). This dynamic capability enables the same structure to serve multiple functions: providing vertical support during use and facilitating compact storage when not in use, thereby resolving the contradiction between versatility and structural simplicity
Solution Approach 2:
The swingable adjusting rod serves dual functions: it provides vertical support for boxing practice when in the upright position, and it enables compact storage by swinging to the side when not in use. This multi-functionality allows a single device to address both practice needs and storage requirements, eliminating the need for separate storage solutions and reducing overall device complexity
2Adaptability or versatility
If only a single target is provided, then the device structure is simple, but the user cannot practice from different directions and angles
Solution Approach 1:
The boxing practice device is divided into separate, detachable boxing members (first boxing member and second boxing member) that can be independently assembled and disassembled. This segmentation allows users to configure different boxing member arrangements for various practice directions and angles, while storing only the necessary components at any given time, thus providing versatility without requiring all components to be permanently present
Solution Approach 2:
The boxing members are designed with detachable connections that allow dynamic reconfiguration. Users can assemble different combinations of boxing members on the support rods depending on the specific practice needs, and disassemble them for storage or to switch to different configurations. This dynamic assembly and disassembly capability enables versatile practice options without permanently increasing the number of active components
3Adaptability or versatility
If multiple types of boxing practice devices are used to complete actual practice process, then comprehensive practice is achieved, but it is costly and inconvenient
Solution Approach 1:
The boxing practice device is designed as a universal system that can accommodate multiple types of boxing members and support configurations within a single device framework. By providing swingable support rods that can be positioned at different angles and detachable boxing members that can be assembled in various arrangements, one device can replace multiple specialized devices, achieving comprehensive practice coverage while reducing the total number of devices needed and associated costs
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AI summary
A boxing practice device is provided, including: a support body, including a first support rod, a second support rod which is lateral to the first support rod and a base, the first support rod swingably positioned on the base, the second support rod movably positioned on the first support rod, the second support rod extending along a first rotation axis; a boxing mechanism, including a first boxing member and at least one second boxing member, the first boxing member being rotatably attached to the second support rod and rotatable about the first rotation axis, the at least one second boxing member being detachably assembled to the second support rod.