IP Library › Granted Patent US 12,090,381
Granted Patent B2
US 12,090,381 · App. 17/464,667 · Granted Sep 17, 2024

Head target for martial arts practice

Inventor: Sean E. Martin (Pittsburg, PA)
A63B69/34A63B71/0622A63B2071/0625A63B2244/10
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Patent No.
US 12,090,381
App. No.
17/464,667
Granted
Sep 17, 2024
Kind
B2
Abstract

A head target with may feature realistic eye targets and a rearward handle for use in martial arts practices. The handle may be constructed in a manner to also allow the use of a wall mount with a plurality of support spurs to support the head target in a realistic posture in a manner to withstand multiple blows from the training individual. A mounting plate, upon which the wall mount is positioned, aids in a secure mounting to a wall.

Claims (35)

1. A practice head target for striking practice comprising:

a target body shaped in general conformance with a human head, the target body comprising:

a plurality of internal squeaking targets contained within the target body and positioned proximate eyes of the target body;

a handle opposite the plurality of squeaking targets for manual manipulation of the target body during practice sessions; and

two recesses proximate the handle; and

a wall mount structure comprising:

two spurs configured to interface with the two recesses of the target body; and

a recess, defined by the two spurs, configured to interface with the handle of the target body and support the same.

2. The practice head target of claim 1 , wherein the wall mount structure further comprises:

a wall mount body having the two spurs;

a wall mount plate located on a side of the wall mount body opposite the two spurs; and

at least one spring positioned between the wall mount body and the wall mount plate.

3. The practice head target of claim 2 , wherein the target body further comprises a third recess beneath the handle, and the wall mount body further comprises a third spur configured to interface with the third recess.

4. The practice head target of claim 1 , further comprising eyewear grooves located proximate ears of the target body which.

5. The practice head target of claim 4 , wherein the wall mount structure further comprises:

a wall mount body having the two spurs;

a wall mount plate located on a side of the wall mount body opposite the two spurs; and

at least one spring positioned between the wall mount body and the wall mount plate.

6. A practice head target for striking practice comprising:

a target body shaped in general conformance with a human head, the target body comprising:

a handle for manual manipulation of the target body during practice sessions; and

two recesses proximate the handle; and

a wall mount structure comprising:

two spurs configured to interface with the two recesses of the target body; and

a recess, defined by the two spurs, configured to interface with the handle of the target body and support the same.

7. The practice head target of claim 6 , the wall mount structure further comprising:

a wall mount body having the two spurs;

a wall mount plate located on a side of the wall mount body opposite the two spurs; and

at least one spring positioned between the wall mount body and the wall mount plate.

8. The practice head target of claim 7 , wherein the target body further comprises a third recess beneath the handle, and the wall mount body further comprises a third spur configured to interface with the third recess.

9. The practice head target of claim 6 , further comprising eyewear grooves located proximate ears of the target body.

10. The practice head target of claim 9 , the wall mount structure further comprising:

a wall mount body having the two spurs;

a wall mount plate located on a side of the wall mount body opposite the two spurs; and

at least one spring positioned between the wall mount body and the wall mount plate.

Continuity (1)
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