John G Ciesar, Age 867750 Archer Rd, Justice, IL 60458
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Batting Swing Trainer
US Patent:
D480122, Sep 30, 2003
Filed:
Feb 22, 2002
Appl. No.:
29/156025
Inventors:
John G. Ciesar - Justice IL
James W. Kendall - Mt. Prospect IL
Christopher B. Houghton - Chicago IL
James W. Kendall - Mt. Prospect IL
Christopher B. Houghton - Chicago IL
Assignee:
Baseball Marketing Ideas, L.L.C. - Justice IL
International Classification:
2102
US Classification:
D21780
Batting Swing Trainer
US Patent:
D483827, Dec 16, 2003
Filed:
Jun 5, 2003
Appl. No.:
29/183109
Inventors:
John G. Ciesar - Justice IL
Assignee:
Baseball Marketing Ideas, LLC - Justice IL
International Classification:
2102
US Classification:
D21780, D21725
Batting Swing Trainer And Method
US Patent:
6949036, Sep 27, 2005
Filed:
Jun 15, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/882627
Inventors:
John G. Ciesar - Justice IL, US
James W. Kendall - Mt. Prospect IL, US
Scott A. Massing - Chicago IL, US
James W. Kendall - Mt. Prospect IL, US
Scott A. Massing - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
Baseball Marketing Ideas, L.L.C. - Justice IL
International Classification:
A63B069/00
US Classification:
473457, 473564, 473568
Abstract:
A device and method for teaching a person to swing a baseball bat. The device comprises an elongated shaft having a circular cross-section with a grip handle on one end and a head on to other end. A stop is located where the shaft and handle meet and a slide is mounted on the shaft for movement along the shaft between the head and the stop. A user may place one hand on the handle and the other hand on the slide with the slide at a location spaced from the handle. During swinging, the user moves the slide along the shaft toward and into contact with the stop. Alternatively, a user may grip and swing the trainer as if it were a conventional bat, thereby causing the slide to move from a position adjacent the handle along the shaft until it strikes the head and causes an audible sound.
Batting Swing Trainer And Method
US Patent:
8187124, May 29, 2012
Filed:
Apr 4, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/407284
Inventors:
John G. Ciesar - Justice IL, US
James W. Kendall - Mt. Prospect IL, US
Scott Massing - Chicago IL, US
James W. Kendall - Mt. Prospect IL, US
Scott Massing - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
Baseball Marketing Ideas, L.L.C. - Justice IL
International Classification:
A63B 59/00
US Classification:
473457, 473422, 473564
Abstract:
A baseball batting swing trainer teaches proper bat swinging and ball hitting technique. The swing trainer includes a first handle attached to the first end of a shaft. The second end of the shaft includes a head having a diameter greater than the shaft diameter and less than the diameter of the head of a conventional baseball bat. A cylindrical second handle slidable between the first and second shaft ends. The second handle is sized to accommodate all five fingers on one of the user's hands in a batting grip. A process for teaching a person the proper technique for swinging a baseball bat using the swing trainer is also provided. When performed properly, the process produces an audible sound by striking the second handle against the stop while the head of the bat is passing through the user's strike zone and directly over the user's forward foot.
Batting Swing Trainer And Method
US Patent:
2008011, May 15, 2008
Filed:
Jan 25, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/019838
Inventors:
John Ciesar - Justice IL, US
James Kendall - Mt. Prospect IL, US
Scott Massing - Chicago IL, US
James Kendall - Mt. Prospect IL, US
Scott Massing - Chicago IL, US
International Classification:
A63B 69/00
US Classification:
473457000
Abstract:
A baseball batting swing trainer teaches proper bat swinging and ball hitting technique. The swing trainer includes a first handle attached to the first end of a shaft. The second end of the shaft includes a head having a diameter greater than the shaft diameter and less than the diameter of the head of a conventional baseball bat. A cylindrical second handle slidable between the first and second shaft ends. The second handle is sized to accommodate all five fingers on one of the user's hands in a batting grip. A process for teaching a person the proper technique for swinging a baseball bat using the swing trainer is also provided. When performed properly, the process produces an audible sound by striking the second handle against the stop while the head of the bat is passing through the user's strike zone and directly over the user's forward foot.
Batting Swing Trainer With Movable Slide
US Patent:
D457929, May 28, 2002
Filed:
Jun 15, 2001
Appl. No.:
29/143547
Inventors:
John G. Ciesar - Justice IL
James W. Kendall - Mt. Prospect IL
Christopher B. Houghton - Chicago IL
James W. Kendall - Mt. Prospect IL
Christopher B. Houghton - Chicago IL
Assignee:
Baseball Marketing Ideas, L.L.C. - Justice IL
International Classification:
2102
US Classification:
D21725
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