Omnitool, Inc.

Primordial Soup, LLC

Jeff Waffensmith

Matthew V Leyden

Christian Richard Trifilio

Tim Bachman

Rod St Michel

A modular training system for use by athletes to improve their stick-handling skills. More specifically, a modular training system comprising a mounting device and a bridging component. The mounting device can have a main body with two side projections that are structured and configured to together define a central channel therebetween; and at least one base portion located below the main body. Each side projection may have at least one tab projecting into the central channel for releasably securing the bridging component in a horizontal configuration within the central channel. The bridging component can have a tube, a base extending along a lower outer surface of the tube, and a plurality of projecting rails extending along left and right outer surfaces of the tube.

Bridging component for modular training system

A modular training device for use by athletes to improve their stick-handling skills. More specifically, a modular training device comprising a main body having two side projections that are structured and configured to together define a central channel therebetween; and at least one hollow circular base portion located below the main body and structured and configured to receive and secure a hockey puck. The central channel may have a top opening and a channel floor, and each side projection may have a first tab projecting into the central channel for releasably securing an elongated object in a horizontal configuration within the central channel. The modular training device may be hollow so that it can couple with one or more additional modular training devices.

Modular training device

A set of connectors connects buckets, such as five-gallon buckets, to each other, to the ground, to dimensional lumber, and/or to pipe for the purpose of producing objects such as benches, stepstools, tables, sawhorses, shelters, platforms, etc.

Components to allow buckets to be used as structural or alternative elements

A set of connectors connects buckets, such as five gallon, to each other, to the ground, to dimensional lumber and/or to pipe for the purpose of producing objects such as benches, stepstools, tables, sawhorses, shelters, platforms, etc.

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Minneapolis, MN, United States of America

Jeff Waffensmith