A martial arts equipment device for supporting boards in vertical orientation for breaking comprises a frame having a horizontal base for resting on the ground and a pair of vertical posts upstanding from the base and collapsible inclined rear posts which support the vertical posts. The inclined posts and the vertical posts can be folded down for collapsing of the frame for storage. The boards are carried in a pair of fixed arms and a pair of hinged arms in front of the vertical posts with the arms having slide portions to pinch the top and bottom of the boards. A rear abutment prevents the boards from moving rearwardly when impacted in the breaking action. The device is adjustable for height and for the number of boards supported.

A boxing training apparatus for developing aiming and blocking punching techniques includes a punching pad or ball, which is attached to a free end of an arm supported on a substantially vertical column, and elements which provide for adjustment of the arm height, projection and inclination relative to the supporting column.

A boxing drill device comprises a base having two support rods which are braced by a connection rod and are provided respectively with long segment and a short segment. A support frame is mounted uprightly on the base such that the bottom end of an upright rod of the support frame is fastened between two short segments of the support rods. The upright rod of the support frame is provided at the top thereof with a first suspension rod fastened therewith and a second suspension rod fastened therewith. The first suspension rod is provided with a sand bag fastened thereto while the second suspension rod is provided with a hammer ball fastened thereto. The upright rod of the support frame is braced by two reinforcing rods so as to give the upright rod an added support.

An apparatus for practicing martial arts defensive acts such as Karate kicking. The Karate Kick Exercise apparatus has a base frame, which is attached to a surface. The base frame has upright members that pivot on the base frame. The upright members have a top frame that also pivots on the upright members. A kicking target is attached to a kicking surface member, which in turn is attached to the top frame. The upright members are held in place by a spring-loaded air cylinder that holds the apparatus upright and provides means of absorbing the blows provided by a kicker. The frame pivots in the same direction as the air cylinder.

A portable, free-standing martial arts board holding device. The device includes a backboard and a pair of elongate members on which boards to be struck and broken by a practitioner are supported against spaced from the backboard. An extension member permits additional boards to be held on the device. The elongate members includes holes to allow tubular members to pass therethrough. A wide range of desired heights of the backboard can be selected by the practitioner by passing the backboard through the holes. In addition, the backboard can be rotated such that the grains of the boards runs either generally vertically or generally horizontally to receive kicks and other blows