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Ehob, Inc.

Scott D Rogers

James G Spahn

David P Laughlin

Brian D Conway

John F Jamison

A golf swing training device has a main housing including a first section and a second section. First and second faces of the first and second sections, respectively, each may have first and second channels. A hinge connects the first and second sections such that the first channel aligns with the second channel to form a conduit through the main housing. Removable inserts fit within the first and second channels, each removable insert having an insert channel, wherein each insert channel aligns to form a bore sized to receive the shaft of the golf club. A fastener is positioned opposite the hinge for securing the first and second sections of the main housing together around the golf club shaft.

Golf swing training device

An inflatable foot cushion including: an anterior side; a posterior side; an inflatable main chamber adapted to support with static air pressures the calf, ankle and foot of a body in a supine position, and an inflatable independent chamber.

Inflatable foot cushion

Medical advantages are provided by the novel improvements made to the inflatable foot cushion of the present invention to the inflatable foot cushion of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 13/432,068 and the Inflatable Foot Cushion of U.S. Pat. No. 5,328,445, including better protection of a patient's Achilles' tendon areas; better unloading of the pressures on the patient's heels due to the increased elevation of the patient's heels above substrates; and the prevention of left and right lateral rotation of the ankles of patients wearing the novel inflatable foot cushion of the present invention by its two novel lateral cushions formed by expanding the main chamber of the improved inflatable foot cushion of the present invention there between, which novel lateral cushions cradle and stabilize the improved inflatable chamber of the present invention when it is pivoted under the improved inflatable foot cushion of the present invention.

An inflatable foot cushion to reduce the force amplifications upon the heel of a foot received therein when the body is in a supine position.

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Carmel, IN, United States of America

Scott D Rogers