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App. No. 14/242,267

BASKETBALL SHOT ACCURACY TRAINING SYSTEM

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Patent No.
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App. No.
14/242,267
Abstract

A basketball training aid kit, including a support base having a flat bottom portion and a central annulus for receiving an pole, wherein a plurality of first apertures are formed through the central annulus, a goal assembly further including a generally hollow cylindrical member defining and endless sidewall and an open proximal end for receiving a pole, a plurality of support members extending from the endless sidewall, a plurality of second apertures formed through the endless sidewall, and a netted hoop operationally connected to the plurality of support members, and a plurality of fastening pins for insertion through the first and second apertures.

Claims (31)

1 . A kit for assembling a basketball shot training system, comprising:

a generally circular support base portion having a flat bottom portion with a surface area of at least about 0.75 m 2 and having a central aperture for connection to an elongated pole member, wherein a first cylindrical member is connected to the base portion and extends from the central aperture for receiving an elongated pole member;

a goal member having a second cylindrical member with an open proximal end for receiving a pole member and a capped distal end, an annular ring portion, a plurality of support members extending from the second cylindrical member to the annular ring portion, and a net portion operationally connected to the annular ring portion; and

a plurality of threaded fastener members;

wherein the first and second cylindrical portions each include a plurality of threaded apertures extending therethrough for engaging the threaded fastener members.

2 . The kit of claim 1 , further comprising a generally cylindrical pole member having a pole distal end and a pole proximal end; wherein the pole distal end is sized by received by the open proximal end; and wherein the pole proximal end is sized to be received by the central aperture.

3 . The kit of claim 1 and further comprising a return portion, wherein the return portion has a first end having connection members for attaching the return portion to the annular ring portion.

4 . The kit of claim 1 and further comprising a slitted padded guard portion sized to cover the base portion.

5 . A basketball training assembly kit, comprising:

a support base further comprising a flat bottom member; a top member connected thereto; and a central annulus extending from the top member for receiving an elongated member;

a goal member further comprising a generally hollow cylindrical member defining an open proximal end for receiving an elongated member, a capped distal end, and an endless sidewall extending therebetween; an annular ring portion; a plurality of support members extending from the endless sidewall to the annular ring portion; and a net portion operationally connected to the annular ring portion;

an elongated member having a proximal end sized to engage the central annulus and an oppositely disposed distal end sized to engage the open proximal end of the generally hollow cylindrical member;

a slitted padded skirt sized to cover the base portion and having a central hole sized to accommodate extension of the elongated member therethrough;

a generally trough-shaped return member having a first end defining at least one connection member for attaching the return portion to the annular ring portion; and

a plurality of fastener members;

wherein the central annulus and the endless sidewall each include a plurality of fastening apertures extending therethrough for engaging the fastener members.

6 . The kit of claim 5 wherein the elongated member is a telescoping pole.

7 . The kit of claim 5 wherein each respective fastening member is at least partially threaded and wherein each respective fastening aperture is threaded to matably engage a respective fastening member.

8 . The kit of claim 5 and further comprising an adaptor ring for insertion into the central annulus.

9 . The kit of claim 5 wherein the flat bottom member has a surface area of at least about 0.6 m 2 .

10 . The kit of claim 5 wherein the flat bottom member has a surface area of at least about 0.75 m 2 .

11 . A basketball training aid kit, comprising:

a support base having a flat bottom portion and a central annulus for receiving an pole, wherein a plurality of first apertures are formed through the central annulus;

a goal assembly further comprising a generally hollow cylindrical member defining and endless sidewall and an open proximal end for receiving a pole; a plurality of support members extending from the endless sidewall; a plurality of second apertures formed through the endless sidewall; and a netted hoop operationally connected to the plurality of support members; and

a plurality of fastening pins for insertion through the first and second apertures.

12 . The kit of claim 11 and further comprising a slitted pad sized to cover the base portion, wherein the slitted pad includes a central hole for the pole.

13 . The kit of claim 11 and further comprising a return member having a first end and at least one connection member extending from the first end for engaging the netted hoop.

14 . The kit of claim 11 and further comprising a pole.

15 . The kit of claim 11 and further comprising an adaptor ring for insertion into the central annulus.

16 . The kit of claim 11 wherein the flat bottom portion has a surface area of at least about 0.6 m 2 .

17 . The kit of claim 11 wherein the flat bottom portion has a surface area of at least about 0.75 m 2 .

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Oct 23, 2014
From: BEREBITSKY, JEFF
To: PHD SPORTS, LLC,
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