Abstract: A swimming resistance training device of one-piece construction is provided which is L-shaped. One leg member includes aligned openings through which a belt extends for selectively positioning the device on the swimmer. Multiple devices may be placed on the belt. The other leg member which extends into the water includes a concave outer edge for matingly conforming to the swimmer's body during flip turns. Oppositely disposed forwardly extending laterally flared out wing portions are provided on the second leg member to funnel the water into the device to increase the resistance to forward movement.

Abstract: Year round conditioning and shaping of a ball glove is accomplished through use of the conditioning bag which includes on its bottom wall straps which hold the glove in spaced relationship to the side walls which contain a foam liner containing conditioning oil. A conditioning fluid ball applicator is placed in the pocket of the glove to shape the pocket and also transfer conditioning oil to the leather material in the pocket. The conditioning fluid ball applicator may include a hollow substantially rigid ball disposed in a tube of conditioning fluid absorbent material. A portion of the tube may be positioned on the front and back sides of the web.

Abstract: Year round conditioning and shaping of a ball glove is accomplished through use of the conditioning bag which includes on its bottom wall straps which hold the glove in spaced relationship to the side walls which contain a foam liner containing conditioning oil. A conditioning fluid ball applicator is placed in the packet of the glove to shape the pocket and also transfer conditioning oil to the leather material in the pocket.

Abstract: A strap is woven back and forth through six openings in a body member to form two pockets, one for the thumb and the second for the remaining four fingers, and the ends of the straps are secured through cooperative Velcro-type fasteners to the two strap portions forming the two pockets. The body member may be used by right- or left-handed persons by simply turning it over whereby the front-ball side for a right-hand user now becomes the rear-hand side for a left-hand user.