A punching device for boxers to be used simultaneously by spaced apart facing boxers, the punching device connected to the floor with an extension coil spring attached to an upper post, the upper post then having oppositely situated outwardly extending punching or boxing bags, the punching bags attached to the upright upper post by separate extension coil springs. One boxer will hit one boxing bag causing it to retreat from his blow while simultaneously imparting motion into the opposite boxing bag, the resultant movement of the opposite boxing bag effected by the response of 3 extension coil springs. Such presents a boxing bag moving in an unpredictable path for the opposite boxer, who, in turn punches his bag which then effects the first boxers boxing bag. Such device provides unexpected response to another fighter's punches simulating movements of opponent boxers in a boxing or sparing match. In addition, the invention may be utilized by a single boxer, in which case, it responds similarly to presently commonly available punching bags.
A martial arts practice device essentially comprises an I-beam having a plurality of striking pads selectively positionable along its vertical height. The pads are cylindrically shaped and are attached to the I-beam by resilient springs so that they can flexibly move when struck by a user. A plurality of the devices may be interconnected so as to encircle a user to thus give the user the opportunity to strike in many different directions while improving his martial arts skills. Velcro attached padding may be positioned around the I-beam to prevent user injury, and various types of abrasive surface covers may be positioned over the pads to toughen a user's hands and feet.
A multifunctional training device (10) comprising a base (12) adapted to be placed upon a horizontal support surface (14). A stanchion (16) is also provided. A main coil spring (18) has two ends (20) and (22). The first end (20) is fixedly attached to the base (12), while the second end (22) is fixedly attached to the stanchion (16). A body bag unit (24) is removably attachable onto the stanchion (16) to receive strikes from a trainee. A punching bag striking unit (26) is removably attachable onto a top end (28) of the stanchion (16) to receive strikes from the trainee.
A punching aid includes a column disposed above a base, a pad attached on the column, and a flexible rubber pillar secured between the base and the column to provide a flexibility to the column relative to the base. The flexible rubber pillar includes two ends each having a coupler for detachably securing to the base and the column. The couplers each includes a protrusion and a disc engaged into the flexible rubber pillar when molding the rubber pillar. The flexible rubber pillar includes an upper and a lower peripheral recesses and a middle peripheral bulge for forming a wavy structure.
A stand base is bolted to a concrete floor. A center pole extends upward from the center of stand base. Four support struts are attached to the stand base and to center pole. At the upper portion of the center pole are several different types of exercising equipment. On side A, near the upper part of center pole, is an extension pole extending outward and supporting a heavy bag. On side B, is an adjustable crank, a back board and a speed bag attached to the back board. On side C of the center pole is a chin up bar. On one end of the chin up bar is a hand grip bar, and threaded into one end of the hand grip bar is an I-bolt. Directly below the I-bolt and located at the base of the stand is another I-bolt. The purpose of the two I-bolts is to attach flexible lines to the upper and lower I-bolts and a punching bag in the center of the two flexible lines.
A rotating punching assembly used in combination with a variety of punching bag types. The first embodiment of the invention attaches the rotating punching bag assembly to the top of a standing type of punching bag using common nuts and bolts. The rotating punching assembly has cushioned punching pads that revolve around the standing punching bag when struck. The second embodiment is also attached to the top of a standing punching bag, but is attached with a hook and loop fastener arrangement. The third embodiment pertains to the use of the rotating punching assembly with a hanging punching bag, with the assembly being encircled around the hanging punching bag. All three embodiments are designed to revolve around a punching bag and to improve the speed and coordination of the user.
