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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 141 | MUSKELSTIMULATIONSGERÄT | EP06818826.7 | 2006-11-25 | EP1962969A1 | 2008-09-03 | BERGER, Marc; BERGER, Thomas |
| The invention relates to a muscle stimulation apparatus comprising a handle (2) with a first and a second end as well as a motor (6) that is disposed in a hollow chamber of the handle (2) and is coupled to at least one eccentric element (8) by means of a motor shaft (7) in order to cause the muscle stimulation device (1) to vibrate as a result of an unbalance of the eccentric element (8). According to the invention, the eccentric element/s (8) is/are provided with a common center of gravity whose distance from the first end of the handle (2) is different from the distance from the second end of the handle (2). The invention further relates to a replacement head for such a muscle stimulation apparatus. | ||||||
| 142 | EXERCISE APPARATUS | EP06755546.6 | 2006-06-09 | EP1901819A1 | 2008-03-26 | Duncan, David |
| An exercise apparatus (10) comprising a housing (12) which includes first and second gear members (14, 16) rotatably mounted within the housing (12). Wherein the first and second gear members (14, 16) each include a handle portion (28). The first and second gear members (14, 16) are connected to one another by a link member (18). The exercise apparatus (10) also includes a friction control mechanism (34) which controls a frictional force applied to the first and second gear members (14, 16). | ||||||
| 143 | Upper and lower body exerciser | EP06002079.9 | 2006-02-01 | EP1815888A1 | 2007-08-08 | Kuo, Hai-Pin |
An exerciser includes an idle wheel rotatably supported on a base, two handles rotatably attached to a shaft of the base, two sector gears secured to the handles, and two rotatable gear-and-pinions engaged with the sector gears. A pivot pin is rotatably supported on the base and coupled to the idle wheel, two gears are attached onto the pivot pin with unidirectional bearings and meshed with the gear-and-pinion, and two pinions are also attached onto the pivot pin with unidirectional bearings and meshed with the sector gears. The idle wheel may be rotated continuously by the pivot pin, via the gears and the pinions when the handles are pushed and pulled in reciprocating action by the user.
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| 144 | EXERCISE DEVICES | EP05732528.4 | 2005-03-31 | EP1814636A1 | 2007-08-08 | Trainor, Patrick John |
| The invention relates to an exercise apparatus comprising an arm arrangement and resistance means. The arm arrangement comprises an arm (2) mounted on a carriage (4, 40), which carriage (4, 40) is mounted on guidance means (5, 8) for translational movement along a path. the resistance means is arranged to resist movement of the arm (2) relative to the carriage so that, in use, a user can move the arm (2) relative to the carriage (4,40) in order to work against the resistance means. The guidance means is a linear guidance means for guiding the carriage (4,40) along a substantially linear path. In use, the carriage (4,40) is moveable, guided by the guidance means, in two directions as the user works against the resistance means, said movement of the carriage (4,40) is substantially unresisted. | ||||||
| 145 | Trainingsgerät | EP02028460.0 | 2002-12-19 | EP1323453A1 | 2003-07-02 | Lautenschläger, Peter |
Ein Trainingsgerät enthält eine Bremseinheit (20), einen mit dieser über ein hinteres Lager (16) verbundenen ersten Hebel (2) mit einem Fußauftritt (4) und ferner enthaltend einen mit dem ersten Hebel (2) über ein Gelenk (6) verbundenen Pendelhebel (10), welcher mittels eines vorderen Lagers (10) an einem Rahmen (12) aufgehängt ist. Das Trainingsgerät soll dahingehend weitergebildet werden, dass bei einfacher Konstruktion unterschiedliche Bewegungsabläufe vorgegeben werden können. Zur Lösung wird vorgeschlagen, dass dem wenigstens einen Lager (10, 16) eine Verstelleinheit (34) derart zugeordnet ist, dass die Position des Lagers (10, 16) bezüglich eines Festpunktes (36) und / oder einer fixierten Achse (38) des Rahmens (12) veränderbar und einstellbar ist. |
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| 146 | Elliptical step exercise apparatus | EP02252678.4 | 2002-04-16 | EP1250945A2 | 2002-10-23 | Rosenow, Charles J.; Mueller, Clifford F.; Grossmann, Bradley H.; Hsing, John J.; Rogus, John M. |
In an exercise apparatus having a frame that is adapted for placement on the floor, a pivot axle supported by the frame, a pair of pedal levers, pedals secured to the pedal levers, arm handles connected for motion with the pedal levers and which can utilize a variety of pedal actuation assemblies for generating elliptical motion of the pedal, the stride length portion of the elliptical motion can be increased automatically as a function of exercise parameters such as speed. In addition, the arm handles can be disconnected manually or automatically from the pedal levers |
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| 147 | ROTATOR CUFF MUSCLES TRAININGS APPARATUS | EP01951126.0 | 2001-02-12 | EP1183079A1 | 2002-03-06 | ALESSANDRI, Nerio; ZACCHERINI, Leo |
| An apparatus (1) for personal exercise comprises a kinematic chain (2) devised to transmit motion from a drive shaft (3) to a driven shaft (4); resistive means (99) to generate a resisting torque on the driven shaft (4), which are provided with a discoidal element (5) able to rotate simultaneously with the driven shaft (4), with a pendulum (6) able to oscillate transversely to the axis of rotation (4a) of the driven shaft (4) and connectable to the discoidal element (5) itself, as well as with elastic means (98). Effector means (97) are provided for applying to the drive shaft (3) a driving torque opposing the resisting torque. The pendulum (6) and the elastic means (98) can be associated to the discoidal element (5) directly, in parallel to each other, as well as removably, to generate a resultant resisting torque whose intensity can be varied according to the configuration of the pendulum (6); to the deformability of the elastic means (98); or to any combination of said parameters. A machine (30a) integrating the apparatus (1) is also part of the invention. | ||||||
| 148 | Exercise device having a variable resistance curve | EP90125110.8 | 1990-12-21 | EP0438758A1 | 1991-07-31 | Lapcevic, Thomas G. |
The present invention provides a variable resistance exercise device which enables a user to select from an almost limitless set of resistance curves having various shapes and amplitudes. These results are achieved using a baseline fixed resistance and a variable resistance generated by a torque arm assembly. Preferably, the torque arm assembly has a vertical diametric torque arm (72) and two horizontal radial torque arms (79,86) which are perpendicular to the vertical torque arm. By varying the position of a weight member on each of these arms, as well as the ratio of the net horizontal torque and the vertical torque generated by the weight members, the resistance curve that the user experiences can be infinitely varied. Additionally, through the use of a gear assembly (67,68), the user can achieve a force variance during the exercise which is greater than the minimum force experienced during the exercise. |
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| 149 | A gymnastic bicycle | EP83304330.0 | 1983-07-27 | EP0101221A1 | 1984-02-22 | Beitstegui Chirapozu, Jose Luis |
A gymnastic bicycle, which consists of a mechanism that transmits vibrations to the body of the person doing pedalling exercises. The bicycle in addition includes a device to control physical strain when the bicycle is used to simulate physical rowing exercises. The mechanism transmitting the vibrations consists of a lever (2), one end of which rests on the articulated section of the tube (6) that forms the bicycle handlebars (7). There is a roller (8) at the other end of this lever (2) which optionally may enter into contact with the periphery of a polygonal unit (11) that turns when the pedals are moved. Such polygonal unit forms part of or is joined to the inertia wheel (9) that controls the pedal movement. |
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| 150 | A METHOD OF CONTROLLING A DEVICE ALLOWING A USER TO WALK OR RUN ON THE SPOT IN AN ARBITRARY DIRECTION AND DEVICE THEREFOR | PCT/EP2012058480 | 2012-05-09 | WO2012152806A2 | 2012-11-15 | SCHMITZ MICAEL; JOHANSSON DANIEL |
| The invention concerns a method for controlling a device(1) allowing a user (25) to walk or run on the spot in an arbitrary direction and a device (1) therefor. The device (1) comprises a stationary central platform (9) surrounded by a convex polygon shaped deck (6) in level therewith, said deck (6) being divided into trapezoid shaped roller conveyors. Each conveyor has rollers in parallel with the trapezoid bases, the shorter one of these adjoining said platform and the longer one of these forming a side of said polygonal shape. The rollers of said conveyors are driven in order to move a user (25) stepping thereon back to said central platform(9). The rollers as such are continuous circular cylindrical, and beneath them there is a driving belt for frictional driving engagement with the rollers from below. According to the method a marker (26) placed on top of the user (25) is monitored by means of video cameras (24) and the speed of the roller conveyors adjusted depending on the perceived marker size and position. | ||||||
| 151 | STRENGTHENING AND REHABILITATION EXERCISE APPARATUS | PCT/KR2010000419 | 2010-01-22 | WO2010085111A3 | 2010-10-28 | HUR YOUNG-BAEK |
| A strengthening and rehabilitation exercise apparatus includes a hip joint strengthening and rehabilitation exercise apparatus for strengthening a pelvis, an abdominal region, and a waist through exercise of a lower body symmetrically interlocking with a weight while fixing an upper body in a prone position, a hip joint strengthening and rehabilitation exercise apparatus for strengthening the pelvis, the abdominal region, and the waist through exercise of the upper body interlocking with the weight while fixing the lower body in a sitting position, a waist joint strengthening and rehabilitation exercise apparatus for strengthening the waist and the abdominal region through exercise of the upper body interlocking with the weight while fixing legs and the pelvis in a straight line in a supine position, and a stretching apparatus for performing muscle exercise of a back and shoulders using hands and arms in the sitting position. | ||||||
| 152 | IMPROVED EXERCISE MACHINE | PCT/GB2007000363 | 2007-02-02 | WO2007099283A3 | 2008-02-07 | LOACH ANDREW ROBERT |
| An improved exercise apparatus is described. The apparatus comprises a cylindrical element and a flexible member associated with the cylindrical element. The flexible member is movable between a wound configuration, in which the member is wound around the cylindrical element, and an unwound configuration, in which the member is unwound from the cylindrical element. The apparatus further comprises a recoil means biased to move the flexible member to the wound configuration and a resistance means that resists movement of the flexible member from the wound to the unwound configurations. The resistance means comprises an energy storage device, which is in a geared relationship with the cylindrical element. In a preferred embodiment the energy storage device is a flywheel. | ||||||
| 153 | EXERCISE MACHINE | PCT/GB0104429 | 2001-10-05 | WO0230517A2 | 2002-04-18 | WARREN MICHAEL E |
| An exercise machine (10) has an operator position (11) and preferably two movable handles (16, 17), a transmission system (18 to 23) connected to the handles (16, 17) and a motion resistance arrangement (24) drivingly connected to the transmission system (18 to 23), whereby movement of the handles (16, 17) is transmitted by the transmission system (18 to 23) to cause movement of the resistance arrangement (24). The position of the handles (16, 17) is adjustable relative to the operator position (11) and the transmission system (18 to 23). Preferably, the motion of the handles (16, 17) is rotational, and the plane of rotation of each handle (16, 17) is adjustable. In addition, the position of the handles (16, 17) relative to each other, and the radius of rotation of the handles (16, 17), are adjustable. A single machine (10) provides that movement of the handles (16, 17) is effected by differing motions performed by the operator to facilitate the performance of differing exercises. | ||||||
| 154 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CONVERTING RECIPROCATING MOTION TO SINGLE DIRECTIONAL ROTATIONAL MOTION | PCT/US9807270 | 1998-04-07 | WO9845619A3 | 1999-01-07 | PETERSEN PAUL S |
| An apparatus (110) for converting reciprocating motion to single direction rotational motion that includes a frame, a shaft (112) supported by the frame for rotation relative to the frame, a first one-way clutch (116) mounted on the shaft, a first pinion (114) mounted on the first one-way clutch, a second one-way clutch (119) mounted on the shaft a second pinion (117) mounted on the second one-way clutch, a first bearing mechanism (122) mounted on the shaft between the first pinion and the second pinion, a first rack (142) engaging the first pinion for driving the shaft when the first rack is moved in a primary direction at a rate of speed sufficiently fast to overtake the shaft, a second rack (144) engaging the second pinion for driving the shaft when the second rack is moved in a reciprocal direction at a rate of speed sufficiently fast to overtake the shaft, and an actuator in working relation with the first rack and the second rack. | ||||||
| 155 | FOLDABLE EXERCISE APPARATUS | PCT/IB2014001010 | 2014-01-31 | WO2014128570A3 | 2014-11-27 | ALENADDAF DANIEL |
| A foldable exercise apparatus having a rigid frame back wail, with hinged rigid frame side walls with one of the side waif s having a hinged cross brace that is fastenable to the opposing side wall. Also provided is a collapsible bench attachable to the exercise apparatus In its folded state. Further provided are wheels, with each wheel mounted 'to a respective side wall front end to aid in deploying and folding the side walls. The exercise apparatus rigid frame provides a plurality of exercise equipment apertures to support the storage of exercise equipment, components until needed. | ||||||
| 156 | MOTION CONVERTING APPARATUS AND BICYCLE OR TRAINING MACHINE HAVING THE SAME | PCT/KR2009006080 | 2009-10-21 | WO2010047521A3 | 2010-07-29 | LIM JAE SIL |
| The present invention provides a motion converting apparatus and a bicycle or training machine having the same. The motion converting apparatus is constructed such that a user sitting on a seat which is provided on an upper link unit (10) repeatedly conducts the motion of extending and contracting upper and lower link units (10) and (30) using his/her weight and pedals which are provided on both sides of the lower link unit. Thus, the user can more effectively conduct exercise for the waist and legs. | ||||||
| 157 | EXERCISE APPARATUS AND METHOD WITH SELECTIVELY VARIABLE STABILIZATION | PCT/US2008087772 | 2008-12-19 | WO2009086162A3 | 2009-09-03 | GIANNELLI RAYMOND; LEE SCOTT; GILLEN ARNOLD |
| Exercise apparatus and method with selectively variable stabilization enabling a user to progressively increase his/her core body muscular strength. In various embodiments, the exercise apparatus includes a resistance cabling system providing a user defined line of motion, and a partial stabilizer pad being adjustably positionable offset from the line of motion, wherein the user's core body is positionable against the pad and required to resist the torque created by the offset. The user can progressively increase the distance between the line of motion and partial stabilizer pad, in order to progressively increase the force which the user's core body must resist to maintain an upright stature. In this way, the user can progressively, over time, increase his or her core body strength. A vertically and rotatably adjustable handle/arm assembly, resistance cabling and pulley assembly, and an overall exercise apparatus having a relatively small footprint but allowing multiple variable exercise routines, are also provided. | ||||||
| 158 | HELICAL DRIVE EXERCISE EQUIPMENT | PCT/IB9800629 | 1998-04-06 | WO9845164A3 | 1998-12-17 | DOROFTEI MIGHEL |
| Exercise equipment with a resistance assembly is driven by at least one helical drive mechanism (120). The helical mechanism includes a helical member, a slider (123) which slides linearly along the helical member, and is driven in response to a force provided by the user. An opposing resistance force is provided by the resistance assembly which is controlled manually or electronically by a control unit. The control unit may be connected to a user recognition and authorization device, body monitoring devices, a microprocessor, and/or a tracking device for monitoring the position of the slider. The helical drive mechanism can be used in equipment that simulates exercises such as weight lifting (310), rowing, stair climbing, and bicycle riding. An optional adjustable frame allows multiple exercises to be performed using a single piece of equipment. | ||||||
| 159 | HELICAL DRIVE AND ENGINE EMPLOYING SAME | PCT/IB9800627 | 1998-04-06 | WO9845163A3 | 1998-12-17 | DOROFTEI MIGHEL |
| A drive mechanism (10) is provided for converting linear motion into rotary motion. The drive mechanism (10) includes a slider (12) which is linearly movable in response to linear actuation. A rotatably mounted helical member (14) is connected to the slider (12) such that linear movement of the slider (12) causes rotation of the helical member (14). A clutch (28) may be connected to one end of the helical member (14) and surrounded by a pinion gear (30). The clutch (28) is arranged so that, when the helical member (14) rotates in a first rotary direction, the clutch (28) drives the pinion gear (30) in the same rotational direction. However, when the helical member (14) rotates in an opposite direction, the clutch (28) disengages the rotation of the helical member (14) from the pinion gear (30). | ||||||
| 160 | Cable exercise device and method | US15476387 | 2017-03-31 | US10143880B1 | 2018-12-04 | Donald Jeffrey Boatwright |
| A cable exercise device includes a vertically movable weight stack, a rotatable spool assembly, first and second cables, and a movable exercise implement. The rotatable spool assembly is located proximate the weight stack, and comprises spaced apart large and small cable spools affixed to a common rotatable spool shaft. The first cable has a terminal end attached to the weight stack and a winding end attached to the small cable spool. The second cable has a winding end attached to the large cable spool, and extends from the large cable spool to a terminal end. The movable exercise implement is secured to the cable exercise device by the terminal end of the second cable, and is adapted for being employed by a user performing an exercise. | ||||||
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