Abstract: A golf swing aid for assisting a golf player in properly maintaining alignment, balance, and lower body biomechanics during a golf swing comprising a base having a bottom surface and a top surface; a vertical support post having a first end, a second end, a longitudinal axis, a first region proximate to the vertical post first end, a second region proximate to the second end, and a plurality of adjustment holes defined through the second region; a first adjustment rod having a first end, and a second end; and a second adjustment rod having a first end, a second end, and a flange extending from the second adjustment rod first end; wherein the first and second adjustment rod first ends each engage one of the vertical post adjustment holes to releasably mount the adjustment rods to the vertical support post second region.

Abstract: A sleep device for use in a seated position comprises a hollow shaped body formed from a resilient polymer having a plurality of sidewalls extending generally parallel to a central longitudinal axis, a top surface centered about the central axis, the top surface being adapted to receive the chin of a user, a recess intermediate the top surface and the plurality of sidewalls, and an annular bottom edge. A base is formed from the resilient polymer having a bottom surface, a vertical wall extending from the base, and a radial flange. The base is fastened to the body annular bottom edge by for example an adhesive or other suitable fastening means. In some embodiments, the body and base are fastened to create an airtight seam.

Abstract: A golf swing aid for assisting a golf player in properly maintaining alignment, balance, and lower body biomechanics during a golf swing comprising a base having a bottom surface and a top surface; a vertical support post having a first end, a second end, a longitudinal axis, a first region proximate to the vertical post first end, a second region proximate to the second end, and a plurality of adjustment holes defined through the second region; a first adjustment rod having a first end, and a second end; and a second adjustment rod having a first end, a second end, and a flange extending from the second adjustment rod first end; wherein the first and second adjustment rod first ends each engage one of the vertical post adjustment holes to releasably mount the adjustment rods to the vertical support post second region.

Abstract: A sleep device for use in a seated position comprises a hollow shaped body formed from a resilient polymer having a plurality of sidewalls extending generally parallel to a central longitudinal axis, a top surface centered about the central axis, the top surface being adapted to receive the chin of a user, a recess intermediate the top surface and the plurality of sidewalls, and an annular bottom edge. A base is formed from the resilient polymer having a bottom surface, a vertical wall extending from the base, and a radial flange. The base is fastened to the body annular bottom edge by for example an adhesive or other suitable fastening means. In some embodiments, the body and base are fastened to create an airtight seam.