Abstract: The wrestling training harness comprises an upper body harness, a pair of leg sleeves, a pair of ankle sleeves, and a pair of tension cables. The wrestling training harness may be a training aid adapted for use by an athlete. The wrestling training harness may be adapted to force a ready position stance and may build strength in the legs and core section. The upper body harness, the pair of leg sleeves, and the pair of ankle sleeves may be adapted to be worn by the athlete and the pair of tension cables may provide tension to force the ready position stance. As a non-limiting example, the athlete may be a wrestler.

Abstract: A grip mitt (10) comprising a back piece (12) that has a forwardly claw configuration outline (14). A front piece (16) has a forwardly claw configuration outline (18) substantially corresponding to the back piece (12). An extension portion (20) is integral with and extends rearwardly from the front piece (16). A thumb piece (22) is attached into a bottom surface (24) of the front piece (16). A structure (26) is for joining the back piece (12) to the front piece (16) about the edges to form a hand covering (28) with two forward finger pockets (30) and a rear opening (32) for insertion of a hand of a person (34) therein, allowing a thumb to be received within the thumb piece (22) and two fingers to be received within each finger pocket (30) to increase the flexibility of the fingers of the hand to grasp objects more securely. The extension portion (20) will protect a forearm (36) of the person (34) from receiving burns, such as when extending the forearm (36) into a hot oven (38).

Abstract: This disclosure involves a method of chemically generating carbon dioxide for use as an insect attractant used in combination with an insect trap, and a generating unit adoptable for use with existing insect traps. Carbon dioxide is generated by reacting a carbonate salt with an aqueous acid solution, the carbon dioxide is directed into a trap for attracting insects. A generating unit is described which can be preassembled and activated at the site of the trap.