A throwing game includes a simulated axe formed from a low density material and and a target including vertically oriented strata formed from a compressible material.

A throwing game includes a simulated axe formed from a low density material and and a target including vertically oriented strata formed from a compressible material.

A throwing game includes a simulated axe formed from a low density material and and a target including vertically oriented strata formed from a compressible material.

A throwing game includes a simulated axe formed from a low density material and and a target including vertically oriented strata formed from a compressible material.

An exercise device design for capturing the force dispersed by slamming a weighted exercise ball or similar heavy exercise equipment designed to strike, hit, or throw. The device is design to lay flat on the floor or be mounted by fasteners to a solid surface such as a wall. An example of use would be when a user turns the device on by pressing the device buttons and takes a weighted medicine ball and slams the ball into the device's target and sensor. After the device's sensor is struck by the ball the device's display would inform the user how much force was exert by the ball slamming into the sensor. This exercise of slamming the weighted ball can be repeated until the user is satisfied.

A hammer with an elongate handle having a longitudinal axis, a proximal end and a distal end; a protrusion mounted at the distal end of the handle having a pin and a notch therethrough oriented along a transverse axis relative to the longitudinal axis and a flexible generally geometrically uniform mass affixed to the handle at the distal end thereof. The mass is molded onto the distal end of the handle whereby at least part of the mass extends through and fully occupies a channel in the handle and cooperates with the pin to secure the mass to the handle.

A hammer with an elongate handle having a longitudinal axis, a proximal end and a distal end; a protrusion mounted at the distal end of the handle having a pin and a notch therethrough oriented along a transverse axis relative to the longitudinal axis and a flexible generally geometrically uniform mass affixed to the handle at the distal end thereof. The mass is molded onto the distal end of the handle whereby at least part of the mass extends through and fully occupies a channel in the handle and cooperates with the pin to secure the mass to the handle.

A throw weight includes a handle and a bag rotatably associated with the handle. The bag is designed to hold a weight which can be interchanged with other weights. The bag and handle are particularly constructed and oriented relative to one another for the purpose of correctly stabilizing the weight and to facilitate ease of throwing. The bag may include an opening at an end of the bag opposite the handle.

A throw weight includes a handle and a bag rotatably associated with the handle. The bag is designed to hold a weight which can be interchanged with other weights. The bag and handle are particularly constructed and oriented relative to one another for the purpose of correctly stabilizing the weight and to facilitate ease of throwing. The bag may include an opening at an end of the bag opposite the handle.

Apparatus and method for sports throwing cage. The apparatus might be a pole with multiple curtain couplings and multiple points of contact, a support, and a bend. The curtain couplings hang a vertical net curtain. The support and the bend adapt the bent pole to provide an offset from the vertical net curtain.