This is an Improved Golf Practice Device usable for practice under replicated golfing conditions. It relates to a golf practice device with a retrievable tethered ball and which is usable for practice under replicated golfing conditions. It is made of a golf club grip; an inner dowel shaft for grip; an insert in the dowel shaft; a manner for retaining such as an insert; a flexible cord, rope or the like such as a parachute cord; a manner for retaining cord in shaft such as a washer and knot in cord; a spherical resistance device such as a whiffle ball or the like wherein the device provides a training aid for a golfer to improve his normal golf swing, cadence, and timing rhythm throughout the golf swing using all of one's body parts, the leg movement, the arms, the wrists, everything when one swings through the stroke.

A football training device in which an elongated strap is attached to a football. The strap is elastic and has a handgrip formed at its other end. In practice, a ball runner carries the football while a trainer pulls on the strap in an effort to simulate a fumble thus improving the manner in which the ball carrier carries the ball.

A hitting training device is provided. The device is comprised of a body that can be held by a first user. The body is comprised of a tether, wherein at least one baseball and/or softball is suspended from the tether. As a result, a first user holding the body can swing the ball towards a second user, wherein the second user can then attempt to hit the ball with a bat.