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Granted Patent B2
US 9,011,297 · App. 13/631,966 · Granted Apr 21, 2015

Universal punching bag support apparatus

Inventor: Jason Sagall (Tustin, CA)
A63B69/201A63B69/205A63B71/023A63B21/1627A63B21/1636A63B2210/50A63B2225/09Y10S482/904
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Patent No.
US 9,011,297
App. No.
13/631,966
Granted
Apr 21, 2015
Kind
B2
Abstract

This disclosure describes an apparatus and methods to support a punching bag, or a punching bag and rebound platform, within a doorway or other architectural opening. Mounting the apparatus does not involve modifying or altering the supporting architectural structures and surfaces (e.g., with screws, brackets, adhesives, etc.). Clamps are instrumental in safely securing the apparatus and stabilizing it for high-performance use of a plurality of punching bags. Adjustment mechanisms not only facilitate the mounting of the apparatus to a plurality of doorframes and other architraves but also accommodate the height and depth preferences of a user. In addition, a folding mechanism allows the apparatus to be compacted for storage or transport.

Claims (17)

1. A support apparatus comprising:

a) a support member disposed horizontally to span at least a substantial portion of a width of an architectural frame and having a plurality of coupling points;

b) a first clamp adjustably coupled with said support member by means of said plurality of coupling points whereby the first clamp is disposed proximate to a left side of said architectural frame;

c) a second clamp adjustably coupled with said support member by means of said plurality of coupling points whereby the second clamp is disposed proximate to a right side of said architectural frame;

wherein the apparatus, as operatively secured by tensioning the first clamp and the second clamp respectively to the left side and the right side of the architectural frame, is sufficient to achieve effective support and stability for use of a punching bag coupled to the apparatus.

2. A support apparatus comprising:

a) a support member disposed horizontally to span at least a substantial portion of a width of an architectural frame and having a plurality of coupling points disposed horizontally to span a depth of the architectural frame;

b) a first clamp coupled with said first support member and disposed proximate to a left side of said architectural frame;

c) a second clamp coupled with said first support member and is disposed proximate to a right side of said architectural frame;

wherein the apparatus, as operatively secured by tensioning the first clamp and the second clamp respectively to the left side and the right side of the architectural frame, is sufficient to achieve effective support and stability for use of a punching bag coupled adjustably to the apparatus by means of said plurality of coupling points relative to said depth of said architectural frame.

3. A support apparatus comprising:

a) a first support member disposed horizontally to span at least a substantial portion of a width of an architectural frame;

b) a second support member disposed vertically to span at least a portion of a height of said architectural frame and rotatably coupled with said first support member relative to a horizontal axis whereby said members may be operatively folded toward or away from each other for optimal mounting or storage configuration;

c) a first clamp coupled with said first support member and disposed proximate to a left side of said architectural frame;

d) a second clamp coupled with said first support member and disposed proximate to a right side of said architectural frame;

e) a third clamp adjustably coupled with said second support member by means of a plurality of coupling points disposed vertically whereby the third clamp is disposed proximate to an upper portion of said architectural frame;

wherein the apparatus, as operatively secured to the architectural frame by tensioning said clamps to said architectural frame, is sufficient to achieve effective support and stability for use of a punching bag coupled to the apparatus.

Continuity (1)
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