US2011256990A1PendingUtilityA1
Training dummy assembly for doing stand-up drills and ground drills
Est. expiryFeb 4, 2030(~3.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A training dummy assembly includes a base, a column, a tensioning mechanism, a dummy. The base rests on the ground. The column is pivotally coupled to the base. The tensioning mechanism resiliently couples the base to the column. The dummy has a shape of a torso with head and is formed out of foam with an outer latex skin. The torso of the dummy is mechanically coupled to the column.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A training dummy assembly comprising:
a. a base which rests on the ground; b. a column pivotally coupled to said base; c. a tensioning mechanism resiliently coupling said base to said column; and d. a dummy having a shape of a torso with head and being formed out of foam with an outer latex skin wherein said torso of said dummy is mechanically coupled to said column.
2 . A training dummy according to claim 1 wherein said torso has a pair of shoulders and a pair of arms each of which has a weighted hand and each of which is pivotally coupled to one of said shoulders of said torso whereby each of said arms is free floating and weighted so that when said dummy is either upright or horizontal said weighted hands will cause the arms to continually swing downward for various arm-lock techniques.
3 . A training dummy according to claim 3 each of said arms includes an upper limb and a lower limb, a hinge which forms an elbow and includes a mechanism coupled to said hinge and having a knob so that a user can either tighten or loosen said hinge in order to adjust tightness of said hinge for practicing various arm-lock techniques.
4 . A training dummy according to claim 2 wherein said arms are attached to said shoulders of said torso by a tense bungi cord that is situated along an inner tube stretched from shoulder to shoulder to hooks each of which is fastened to one of said upper limbs.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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