Baseball bunting target system
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1. A bunting trainer for use in combination with a playing field comprising a baseball field having an infield area between a pitcher'"'"'s mound area and a home plate area, said bunting trainer comprising:
- a bunting target panel having a plurality of bunting targets, said bunting target panel being adapted to be situated on the infield area on the baseball field;
said plurality of bunting targets defining a plurality of generally planar target zones, respectively after said bunting trainer is situated on the infield area;
said plurality of generally planar target zones being defined by at least one indicia;
each of said plurality of generally planar target zones being defined at least partially by generally opposing edges or lines that are not parallel;
said bunting target panel being generally flexible and covering said infield area when the bunting target panel is situated thereon.
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Abstract
A batter training and protection system is shown. A protector for protecting an infield area is provided with a plurality of indicia situated thereon or integrally formed therein to define a plurality of target areas, respectively. The indicia may comprise a plurality of material segments, a plurality of colors, patterns, graphics or the like in order to define the plurality of target areas at which a player may practice bunting a baseball.
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1. A bunting trainer for use in combination with a playing field comprising a baseball field having an infield area between a pitcher'"'"'s mound area and a home plate area, said bunting trainer comprising:
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a bunting target panel having a plurality of bunting targets, said bunting target panel being adapted to be situated on the infield area on the baseball field; said plurality of bunting targets defining a plurality of generally planar target zones, respectively after said bunting trainer is situated on the infield area; said plurality of generally planar target zones being defined by at least one indicia; each of said plurality of generally planar target zones being defined at least partially by generally opposing edges or lines that are not parallel; said bunting target panel being generally flexible and covering said infield area when the bunting target panel is situated thereon. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30)
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