Abstract: An athletic game, or sport where a player interacts with ricocheting ping pong balls emitting from an apparatus, challenging the player's reaction speed, and dexterity. The apparatus is wall mounted at about eye-level, or higher, said apparatus containing one or more ball retaining, and dispensing apertures that are controlled by a programmed chip. The game is played by a player anticipating a series of balls, that have no predictable sequence, being dropped from any one of several orifices, seeing each ball drop, strike a shelf, then bounce upward, giving the player an attempt to catch, net, hit, or shoot at a time interval controlled series of balls, before any can reach the floor.

Abstract: An athletic game, or sport where a player interacts with ricocheting ping pong balls emitting from an apparatus, challenging the player's reaction speed, and dexterity. The apparatus is wall mounted at about eye-level, or higher, said apparatus containing one or more ball retaining, and dispensing apertures that are controlled by a programmed chip. The game is played by a player anticipating a series of balls; that have no predictable sequence, being dropped from any one of several orifices, seeing each ball drop, strike a shelf, then bounce upward, giving the player an attempt to catch, net, hit, or shoot at a time interval controlled series of balls, before any can reach the floor.

Abstract: The present invention is a to board riding craft having split tail sections. A central core element may have a tail end, a nose and two sides. A tail portion of the central core element may have one or more slits formed therein that may extend from the tail end approximately parallel to a centerline of the central core element approximately one eighth to one third the distance between the tail end and the nose.

Abstract: A surfboard having a foot brace and leveraged turning apparatus defined by a substantially "V" shaped channel which is positioned longitudinally along the length of the surfboard starting adjacent the aft end of the surfboard and terminating forward of the midsection of the surfboard, the apparatus being defined by a pair of inclined wall members that extend downwardly and inwardly, providing the riding surface of the surfboard.

Abstract: A surfboard having a foot brace and leveraged turning apparatus defined by a substantially "V" shaped channel which is positioned longitudinally along the length of the surfboard starting adjacent the aft end of the surfboard and terminating forward of the midsection of the surfboard, the apparatus being defined by a pair of inclined wall members that extend downwardly and inwardly, providing the riding surface of the surfboard.

Abstract: The invention relates to sun glasses that are particularly designed for use in water sport activities such as surfboarding and bodysurfing or other activities where the user thereof might inadvertently lose the glasss while in worn in the normal manner or when not in use and hung around the neck of the user. The sun glasses comprises a main frame member which support the glasse members therein and a unitary head band of semihard material that is formed having a pair of side temple members and an angularly disposed bowed section with the bowed section being bent downwardly from the side members so as to be located approximate the nape of the neck. The main frame is hingedly attached to the distal ends of the side temple members whereby the main frame can be adjustably positioned in one of two positions.