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This application claims priority from provisional application No. 60894656, dated Mar. 13, 2007.
The present invention relates to a training apparatus/exercise system that is used to train distance i.e. striking and the distance ones target is away and reduce predictability in striking arts as well as use for various other sports activities. The apparatus/system is comprised of the following components:
The base plate supports the stem shaft that allows the cylindrical rotating shaft to allow the arms to move in a smooth rotating fashion allowing any of the hanging objects to swinging at will, with disruptive timing, and at different speeds.
It is mounted on a firm structure allowing the arms to move freely in a rotating manner. It could be constructed with needle bearings instead of ball bearings. The arms could be altered in length. It could be hung on different types of ceilings, side mounted on a wall, or on a portable unit and the objects can be lengthened to the desired height through a rope, cord or chain. It also may be designed with a detent to hasten the movement of arms.
It could be developed to speed, timing, focus, power, distance, footwork, increase stamina, and compact power in all sports such as karate, kick boxing, escrima, football, soccer, baseball to name a few examples and professional jobs such as personal trainers, law enforcement, bodyguards, security and boxers as an example.