A game assembly is configured to be used in a target throwing game. The game assembly has a target further comprising a three-dimensional polygon having twenty-six sides. A game surface is attached to at least one side on the three-dimensional polygon. A mounting bracket is attached to the target and to vertical surface joined to a ground surface. At least one ball has an attachment surface configured to detachably join to the game surface. Throwing the at least one ball at the game surface can score points for a user of the game assembly.

An antagonistic throwing game apparatus comprises a support, a throwing net installed on the support, and an accessory ball, wherein the accessory ball is coated with Velcro so that the ball can be adhered to the throwing net by throwing; the periphery of the throwing net is provided with an edging; an upper part of the edging is provided with a through hole, through which a guide rope passes; a free end of the guide rope is detachably connected with a locating element, wherein the support comprises a main frame body passing through the edging, and a lower end of the main frame body is detachably connected with two joints which are fixedly connected via a plurality of connecting rods with ball-tipped plungers. Ends of the joints remote from the connecting rods are detachably connected with two supporting rods. The existing throwing game apparatuses have problems such as poor stability, inconvenient disassembly and assembly. In this solution, the throwing game apparatus is provided with a guide rope and a locating element, so that the overall stability of the throwing game apparatus is enhanced, and it is convenient for practical use. The throwing game apparatus can be conveniently stored and carried through the detachably connected support.

A training system includes apparel and balls that fasten to the apparel. The apparel includes patches or strips of hook/loop fastener material that couples to strips of the hook/loop fastener material on the balls. The balls are removed during training by an opponent. The balls are placed on the apparel to emphasize training to that region.

Described herein are devices and systems relating to sports training equipment, for example, for baseball. These devices and systems can comprise a mat with markers identifying a plurality of positions on the mat. In some embodiments, the system can comprise removably attachable footpads to identify ideal foot positions for an athletic performance. In some embodiments, the footpads comprise one or more pressure sensors. The system can comprise one or more position sensors on a ball, and one or more position sensors removably attachable to a hand-held sports instrument. In some embodiments, the system can comprise a memory, communicatively coupled to a processor and a camera, with executable instructions to implement a set-up component, a user recognition component, a practice component, and instructional component, and a play component.

A non-glued laminated ball includes an inner bladder, a yarn layer, a rubber layer and an outer cover layer. The yarn layer sticks to an outer surface of the inner bladder. The rubber layer is provided between the yarn layer and the outer cover layer. The outer cover layer includes a plurality of outer covers. Stalk lines are provided among the outer covers. Bottom layers of the outer covers are required to be loose. The outer covers bond to a rubber raw material of the rubber layer through a mold-closing pressurization bonding. Then, through vulcanizing, the rubber raw material permeates into the yarn layer and the loose bottom layers of the outer covers for integrating the inner bladder, the yarn layer, the rubber layer and the outer cover layer together. No glue, industrial gasoline or methylbenzene is provided between the outer cover layer and the rubber layer.

A golf club may include a rear surface having first branding indicia, and a predefined region defined at least in part by a partially raised surface, a fully raised surface, a partially sunken surface, a fully sunken surface, a stepped surface, a textured surface, and a partially raised/partially sunken surface. The first branding indicia may be inside the predefined region. The golf club may also include a weighted tape with a second branding indicia placed on the rear surface of the golf club, preferably with a portion of the weighted tape being inside the predefined region.

A game ball with non-slip layer includes a plurality of f stretchable panels, and marginal edges of the panels connected and sealed together to form a ball surface, and the ball surface having in inflating hole to inflate air into an inflatable bag formed inside the panels; and a non-slip mesh layer covered around an outer surface of the ball surface to provide improved handing and playable characteristics.

The present disclosure relates to a panel for ball game ball and a ball game ball including the same, and more particularly, to a panel for ball game ball and a ball game ball including the same capable of facilitating the coupling between adjacent panels and improving an adhesive strength between the panels when attaching a plurality of panels forming a surface of the ball game ball.

An apparatus integrating a zoetrope including a panel made of a transparent material and strips made of an opaque material that attach to the panel at equal distance from one another. The strips include a series of graduated images at the inner side of the panel. The series of images differ slightly and progressively from one to the next. The transparent panel and the strips present a zoetrope in which the transparent panel acts as slits allowing a user to view the images on the strips at the inner side of the panel, and the strips act as a series of segments obscuring the view of the inner side of the panel. The user rotates the panel at an appropriate speed to view the images alternatively through the transparent panel and obscure the images by the strips in rapid succession creating the perception of an animation of the images.

In certain embodiments, a training device for soccer (European-styie football) has an upper portion configured to be wrapped around an athlete's lower leg and a lower portion configured to be secured onto a shoe worn on the athlete's foot below the lower leg, wherein an outer surface of at least one of the upper and lower portions has a first material configured to mate with a second material on an outer surface of a ball, such that, when the athlete attempts to kick the bail with the foot, the ball will tend to stick to the training device due to mating of the first and second materials (e.g., forming a hook-and-loop assembly). By wearing the training device on the athlete's dominant leg, the athlete learns to kick with their non-dominant leg, thereby becoming a more well-rounded soccer player.