Abstract: A ball pick-up scoop can be attached to, or molded on, the head end of a tennis racquet. When mounted, formed, or attached the scoop protrudes roughly 80°-90° away from the face side of the racquet. While standing up straight and holding the handle of the racquet, the user slides/pivots the scoop under a ball (tennis, rubber, synthetic, etc.), which cradles the ball between the scoop's ball guides and the racquet's face to facilitate picking up the ball without ever bending over. Once the ball is cradled the user can pivot the racquet up to their opposite hand and grab the ball, or flip the ball up and hit the ball, or let it bounce and then hit the ball.

Abstract: A ball pick-up scoop attached or molded on the head end of a racquet. When mounted, formed, or attached the scoop protrudes roughly 80 to 90 Degrees away from the face side of the racquet. While standing up straight and holding the handle of the racquet the user slides/pivots the scoop under a ball (tennis, squash, racketball, rubber, synthetic, etc..) which cradles the ball between the scoops ball guides and the racquets face to facilitate in picking up of a ball without ever bending over. Once the ball is cradled the user can pivot the racquet up to their opposite hand and grab the ball or flip the ball up and hit the ball or let it bounce and then hit the ball.

Abstract: An apparatus for mounting an attachment to a seat assembly including a seat mounted on a base includes a substantially planar, substantially rigid mounting plate configured to mount between the seat and the base, a first portion of the mounting plate engaging a plurality of threaded fasteners between the seat and the base, a second portion of the mounting plate extending beyond a perimeter of the seat, and an attachment attached to the second portion of the mounting plate such that the attachment does not interfere with a movement of the seat.

Abstract: An apparatus for mounting an attachment to a seat assembly including a seat mounted on a base includes a substantially planar, substantially rigid mounting plate configured to mount between the seat and the base, a first portion of the mounting plate engaging a plurality of threaded fasteners between the seat and the base, a second portion of the mounting plate extending beyond a perimeter of the seat, and an attachment attached to the second portion of the mounting plate such that the attachment does not interfere with a movement of the seat.