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Timothy Conlon

Charles Stochmal

Robert A Bennett

Basketball training apparatus uses a first vertical support member having a lower end adapted to rest on a supporting surface. An elongated guide rod extends in longitudinal direction. An adjustable wrist support is adapted for manual engagement and disengagement of a wrist of a user. A second elongated member is secured rotatably at one end to one end of the rod and extends at right angles thereto. The other end of the second member is secured to the wrist support. A device is secured to the upper end of the member and is manually pivotable about a horizontal axis disposed at right angles to the longitudinal direction, the device providing a guide channel through which the rod extends.

Basketball training device

A basketball training device includes an upright housing stand having a right side wall a spaced distance from the left side wall, a front end wall connecting together the right side wall to the left side wall at the front of the stand, and a back end wall connecting together the right side wall to the left side wall at the back for the stand. A swing arm mechanism is attached to either the right side wall for the stand or the left side wall of the stand, at the front of the stand. Also, there is an elbow harness to be attached to the arm of the person using the training device to shoot a basketball. Thus, whenever the training device is worn by a basketball player to aid the player in developing a good basketball shot the basketball player will develop an arm motion during the basketball shooting in which the elbow is moved only in a straight up-and-down direction, which the proper way for shooting.

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Derby, CT, United States of America

Timothy Conlon