FRANK J CASCERCERI
Barber in Warminster, PA
License number
Pennsylvania RB028584L
Category
Real Estate Commission
Type
Broker (Sole Proprietor)-Standard
Address
Address
Warminster, PA 18974
Professional information
Dynamic Swing Training Aid For Sports
US Patent:
7018301, Mar 28, 2006
Filed:
Jan 7, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/030072
Inventors:
Frank J. Cascerceri - Ivyland PA, US
John R. Eccleston - Ivyland PA, US
John R. Eccleston - Ivyland PA, US
International Classification:
A63B 69/36
US Classification:
473270, 473266, 473269
Abstract:
A rocking footplate alerts an athlete such as a golfer or a baseball player to the occurrence of improper rear foot weight placement. The footplate is placed under the athlete's rear foot and includes upper and lower plates which are joined by a hinge having an axis of rotation which is aligned with the center of the foot. The bottom of the device includes spikes which engage the ground to provide a stable base for the hinged top plate. The top plate is in the anatomical shape of a foot to aid proper foot placement on the device.
Golf Grip-Training Device
US Patent:
7022025, Apr 4, 2006
Filed:
Feb 15, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/057839
Inventors:
Frank J. Cascerceri - Ivyland PA, US
John R. Eccleston - Ivyland PA, US
John R. Eccleston - Ivyland PA, US
International Classification:
A63B 69/36, A63B 53/14
US Classification:
473201, 473206, 473300, 473549
Abstract:
A golf grip-training device includes a main body having attachment means for securement to a golf club by snap-fit in the area of the golf club grip where a golfer's hands are placed. The attachment means is preferably a collar which receives the club shaft. A deformable grip element is affixed to the main body by a living hinge and further includes a gap between the grip element and the main body. A tactile sensory stimulator is affixed to the main body and located within the gap whereby excessive deformation of the grip element causes the stimulator to project beyond the grip element and into contact with at least one of the golfer's hands. The grip element may further includes an aperture through which the stimulator extends when the grip element is excessively deformed.