| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | Exercise device | US10122280 | 2002-04-12 | US20020151417A1 | 2002-10-17 | Karl A. List |
| An exercise device comprising two box-like open-sided platform sections disposed side-by-side in a closed, storage and transporting position or end-to-end in an open exercising position and having two rotary disk assemblies that are mountable in a plurality of fixed exercising positions along the platform sections by means of pins on the lower sides of the disk assemblies and a longitudinal series of mounting holes in each platform section. Elongated elastic resistance bands are connectable between the rotary disks, on hook connectors thereon, and between the disks and the platform sections, in various ways for closed-chain operation, when desired, or removable for open-chain exercises. A carrying handle and latches are provided in the platform sections, and U-shaped connectors are provided to join the platform sections together. | ||||||
| 102 | Exercise system | US09800128 | 2001-03-05 | US20020123415A1 | 2002-09-05 | Jean Pierre Marques |
| An exercise system for providing a compact and complete exercise apparatus that strengthens, tones and corrects body alignment deficiency without the usage of weights. The exercise system includes a pair of elongate side members, a plurality of bar members extending between the side members, a plurality of eyelets attached to a front edge of the side members, and a mat member pivotally attached to a lower portion of the side members. A plurality of attachments can be attached to the bar members and the eyelets to allow the performance of various exercises such as a back member, a pull-up member, tricep members, and a strap. | ||||||
| 103 | Multipurpose exercise apparatus | US09877176 | 2001-06-11 | US20010027151A1 | 2001-10-04 | Matt Siaperas |
| A multi-purpose exercise device is disclosed. The device is generally an elongated rectangular box with a top side, a bottom side, a right side, a left side, a front side and a back side. The box tapers from the topside to the bottom side, giving it a trapezoidal configuration. The top side includes a transverse hinge forming a first adjustable section and a second adjustable section. The first section may be rotated about the hinge and be fixed at various angles by a pivotal adjustment arm. The second section may also be rotated about the hinge and may be secured in an angular position by a seat riser. The interior under the first section holds specialty bars, a wheel, a body pad and a variety of other devices. The interior under the second section holds handles, ankle straps, kneepads, cable ties, elastic elements and the like. A plurality of color coded ring clips are present on the right side, the left side, the front side and the back side. The underside of the first section has vertical sidewalls which would nest inside the interior under the first section. These vertical sidewalls will also have color coded ring clips. A variety of elastic members are secured to a carabineer on a first side. The caribiner is attached to a trigger clip which in turn would be clipped to an appropriate ring clip. The second side of the elastic member is attached to a handle. A variety of exercises can therefore be performed. | ||||||
| 104 | Cabinet treadmill with handle | US593794 | 1996-01-30 | US5702325A | 1997-12-30 | Scott R. Watterson; William T. Dalebout; Frank Troy Miller |
| A cabinet has a tread base rotatably connected to be oriented in an exercise position extending outwardly and in a stored position extending inwardly secured within the enclosure of the cabinet. The underside of the tread base may be configured to provide a suitable aesthetic exterior surface. A latching arrangement provided to secure the tread base within the enclosure in the second or stored position. Elevation structure and motor structure are provided to elevate the tread base when in the first position and to power the endless belt of the tread base when in the first position. The elevation structure may be operated to vary the inclination of the tread base when in the first position. The underside of the tread base has a decorative panel and functions as a door for the cabinet. The elevation structure may include an electrically driven rack and pinion as well as a gas cylinder system. | ||||||
| 105 | Treadmill with elevation | US593862 | 1996-01-30 | US5669857A | 1997-09-23 | Scott R. Watterson; William T. Dalebout; Frank Troy Miller; Rodney L. Hammer; Jason Lee Wooden |
| A cabinet has a tread base rotatably connected to be oriented in an exercise position extending outwardly and in a stored position extending inwardly secured within the enclosure of the cabinet. The underside of the tread base may be configured to provide a suitable aesthetic exterior surface. A latching arrangement is provided to secure the tread base within the enclosure in the second or stored position. Elevation structure and motor structure are provided to elevate the tread base when in the first position and to power the endless belt of the tread base when in the first position. The elevation structure may be operated to vary the inclination of the tread base when in the first position. The underside of the tread base has a decorative panel and functions as a door for the cabinet. The elevation structure may include an electrically driven rack and pinion as well as a gas cylinder system. | ||||||
| 106 | Exercise machine and method | US878180 | 1986-06-25 | US4979731A | 1990-12-25 | Victor M. Hermelin |
| An exercise machine in which four interconnected movable stations are provided, two hand and two foot, one hand and one foot station being connected by a cable by way of pulleys for moving the stations in opposite directions in response to the exertion by the user of a preponderant force upon one of the stations, the other hand and foot station being connected by another cable by way of pulleys for moving the stations in opposite directions in response to the exertion by the user of a preponderant force upon one of the stations, and the two foot stations being connected to one another for moving the foot stations in opposite directions in response to the exertion by the user of a preponderant force upon one of the foot stations. A method of exercise is provided that includes pitting all four members, both arms and both legs, against one another to cause all four members to move separately but simultaneously, the members moving in response to the exertion of a preponderant force by a member or members. | ||||||
| 107 | Continuous tension exerciser | US705132 | 1976-07-14 | US4084815A | 1978-04-18 | Matt W. Flannery |
| A horizontal first structure and a second structure elevated above the first structure are provided and the elevated second structure supports a pulley assembly therefrom including a journaled pulley. Abutment structure is provided on the first horizontal spaced normal from an upstanding plane containing the pulley assembly and against which a person disposed on the first horizontal structure may abut at least a portion of his body to prevent sliding of that person relative to the first horizontal structure toward the aforementioned plane. An elongated flexible tension member has its mid-portion passed over the journaled pulley and a first end portion of the tension member depends downwardly from the journaled pulley and supports a weight body therefrom. The second end portion of the tension member extends downwardly away from the journaled pulley in a direction inclined away from the aforementioned plane and the lower end of the second end portion of the tension member includes structure adapted to be engaged by the free end portion of at least one limb of a person disposed on the first horizontal structure. | ||||||
| 108 | Exercising apparatus and cabinet | US29919352 | 1952-07-16 | US2632645A | 1953-03-24 | ERIC BARKSCHAT |
| 109 | Exercising apparatus | US22805738 | 1938-09-01 | US2219219A | 1940-10-22 | BOGER ERNEST J |
| 110 | Rowing machine | US27780928 | 1928-05-15 | US1715870A | 1929-06-04 | AUGUSTINE SPAIN WILLIAM |
| 111 | RETRACTABLE TRAINING SYSTEM AND METHOD | PCT/IL2007001279 | 2007-10-24 | WO2008050330A3 | 2009-04-23 | DANIEL NIR |
| A training system for execution of multiple different training exercises with various training devices to activate variety of muscle systems, the training system can be fully folded and stowed in a small size, low-space consuming and aesthetic cabinet that may be placed substantially in any leaving room or in an office without creating an obstruction to its appearance or to movements in it. | ||||||
| 112 | FURNITURE MODULE CONTAINING FITNESS EQUIPEMENT | PCT/IB2006003698 | 2006-12-15 | WO2007072180A2 | 2007-06-28 | TAKAHIDE SANO; LANCIAPRIMA MAURIZIO |
| A furniture module comprising a container (2) which opens to provide access to the inside of the module (1) . The module contains folding fitness equipment (11) which can be brought from a closed position of minimum dimensions to an open, operating position. | ||||||
| 113 | Exercise desk | US15088234 | 2016-04-01 | US09925403B1 | 2018-03-27 | Michael Zarli |
| An exercise desk that includes a peripheral skirt having multiple corners; a plurality of rigid legs with one leg for support at a corner of the peripheral skirt; and a planar top work surface member supported by and over the peripheral skirt, and forming a desk work surface. The peripheral skirt is arranged with a front recessed cut-out section for accommodating a user of the exercise desk. The cut-out section is defined at least in part by opposed facing skirt walls. The desk also includes exercise elements in the form of a pair of parallel bars mounted respectively from the opposed facing skirt walls and accessible to the user of the exercise desk and a pull-up bar having opposed ends that are supported from the planar top work surface member adjacent respective opposed facing skirt walls. | ||||||
| 114 | Retractable treadmill desk | US14851126 | 2015-09-11 | US09795827B2 | 2017-10-24 | Ron Wiener; Andrew Rosenbaum; Cole Dalton |
| A retractable walking treadmill which may be connected to an adjustable-height desk, in such a way as to be able to be retracted and stowed vertically when not in use. | ||||||
| 115 | Multi function exercise apparatus with resistance mechanism | US15194256 | 2016-06-27 | US09694229B2 | 2017-07-04 | Andrew A. Taft |
| An exercise apparatus providing a User multiple different exercises, including both resistance movements and isometrics. The User interacts with the apparatus by grasping a bar. A resistance mechanism is symmetrically mounted on a second bar and provides infinitely variable resistance to the User, as well as soundproof operation. A vertical column allows infinite positioning of the bars for different exercises, and a bench provides support. The User can change the exercise resistance by verbal commands, or the apparatus can sense the torque applied by the user to the apparatus and vary the exercise resistance in response to the force applied by the User or the speed at which the user is moving the bar. The apparatus can be battery powered and operated at locations where electric service is unavailable, or in zero gravity. To verify accuracy, the resistance can be calibrated against a known quantity of weight. | ||||||
| 116 | EXERCISE AND MASSAGE TREATMENT TABLE SYSTEM | US14869587 | 2015-09-29 | US20160096062A1 | 2016-04-07 | Michele Moerth-Cross |
| An exercise and massage treatment table system that includes a housing unit mounted on a vertical surface. The housing unit accepts a massage table having foldable legs, headrests, and side platforms. The massage table may be stored in the housing unit or placed in a standing position. The housing unit may also include a storage unit or an exercise unit. The exercise unit may include a pair of cable and pulley systems mounted on vertical exercise tracks. The massage table may also include rotator discs in the upper surface for added rotational action during exercise. | ||||||
| 117 | Article of furniture with means to be converted to physical exercise equipment, and vice versa, physical exercise equipment with means to be converted to an article of furniture | US14488275 | 2014-09-16 | US20160074698A1 | 2016-03-17 | Manuel Alejandro Figueroa |
| One embodiment of an article of furniture with means to be converted to physical exercise equipment; and vice versa, physical exercise equipment with means to be converted into an article of furniture. Structures and mechanisms are designed to allow an article of furniture to be converted to physical exercise equipment and vice versa. | ||||||
| 118 | Multi function exercise apparatus with resistance mechanism | US13751330 | 2013-01-28 | US09011301B2 | 2015-04-21 | Adolph James Balandis; Andrew Aspee Taft |
| An exercise apparatus that provides multiple different exercises for a User, including both resistance movements and isometrics. The User interacts with the apparatus by grasping a bar. A resistance mechanism is symmetrically mounted on a second bar and provides infinitely variable resistance to the User, as well as soundproof operation. There is a vertical column that allows infinite positioning of the bars for different bodily exercises, and a bench for support. The User can change the exercise resistance by verbal commands, or the apparatus can vary the exercise resistance in response to the force applied by the User. The apparatus can be operated at locations where electric service is permanently unavailable, or in zero gravity; and the apparatus can be mounted inside a shallow closet and hidden from view. To verify accuracy, the resistance can be calibrated against a known quantity of weight. | ||||||
| 119 | Partly-inlaid treadmill | US13055678 | 2009-06-04 | US08029418B2 | 2011-10-04 | Takashi Nishimura |
| A partially-inlaid treadmill system includes a running deck, a wide belt assembled on two parallel rollers to slide over the running deck, side handrails, a panel for controlling and monitoring the treadmill system, a partition that separates a first part of the treadmill system positioned for access to the user from a second part of the treadmill system that includes mechanisms and electro-electronics for driving the belt, incline devices, belt lubrication, ventilation and regulating devices, an emergency control lever, a drawer, a plurality of directional ventilation openings, and an aisle provided on the same side of the partition as the second part of the treadmill for accessing components of the second part of the treadmill system. | ||||||
| 120 | MULTIPURPOSE EXERCISE SYSTEM | US12981834 | 2010-12-30 | US20110166002A1 | 2011-07-07 | Zdenko Savsek; Sandi Cesko |
| An exercise system is provided in which multiple exercise routines may be conducted with a single system. The exercise system may be used for skiing exercises, rowing exercises, and for weight training/resistance exercises. The exercise system may also be stored in a compact position and may by integrated with articles of furniture for space saving benefits. In one embodiment, resistance to motion is provided by one or more tension transmission members and may be selectively adjusted by controlling the configuration of the tension transmission member relative to a torsion spring. Use of intermediate devices between the spring and the tension transmission member are described that provide a non-linear relationship between force and displacement. In another embodiment, the tension transmission member may be configured in different positions by adjusting the position of movable pulleys, thereby allowing the device to be used for a number of different exercise routines. | ||||||
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