| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 121 | PARTLY-INLAID ELLIPTICAL GYMNASTICS EQUIPMENT | US13055681 | 2009-05-22 | US20110124467A1 | 2011-05-26 | Takashi Nishimura |
| A partially-inlaid elliptical gymnastics equipment system includes a plurality of pedals connected to moving arms that move in synchronism with said pedals, at least one fixed member configured within a reach of a user, a panel for controlling and monitoring the equipment system, a mechanical and electric assembly that connects at least one pair of pedals and moving arms to define an elliptical system and promotes an alternating displacement of the at least one pair of pedals and arms, a vertical partition that includes a first pair of vertical windows through which distal end parts of bars pass, each bar connecting one the pedals to the elliptical system and a pair of vertical windows through which the moving arms pass, the moving arms being synchronized with the movements of the pedals, and an aisle providing access to the mechanical and electric assembly. | ||||||
| 122 | PARTLY-INLAID TREADMILL | US13055678 | 2009-06-04 | US20110124466A1 | 2011-05-26 | 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. | ||||||
| 123 | Multipurpose exercise system | US11789661 | 2007-04-24 | US07862489B2 | 2011-01-04 | Zdenko Sav{hacek over (s)}ek; Sandi Ce{hacek over (s)}ko |
| 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 system includes a housing that encloses a resistance assembly. A movable grip device and/or carriage interfaces with the resistance assembly so that movement of the grip device or carriage is resisted. The exercise system may include a concealment housing so that it may be stored in a compact and concealed position. The concealment housing may be an article of furniture or a portion of a structure to provide space saving benefits. | ||||||
| 124 | Ball marker | US29319300 | 2008-06-06 | USD622799S1 | 2010-08-31 | Don T. Cameron |
| A golf ball marker that includes a body having a geometric shape and an arcuate ball location reference for easily positioning a golf ball. The body may also include alignment indicia for aligning the golf ball with an intended ball path. | ||||||
| 125 | Mid-deck hinged foldable treadmill deck | US12185065 | 2008-08-01 | US07780578B2 | 2010-08-24 | David Austin Packham |
| An exercise apparatus that is stowable in a containment space formed by an article of furniture. The exercise apparatus may be deployed from a storage position within the containment space to a ready-to-use position. An electronic console for the exercise apparatus may be deployed to a ready-to-use position for use in conjunction with the exercise apparatus. The electronic console may be placed into a storage position when the exercise apparatus is stowed in the containment space so as not to interfere with the normal use of the article of furniture. The article of furniture may further comprise a component that is moveable to reveal a grasping member for use in conjunction with the exercise device. | ||||||
| 126 | Exercise equipment apparatus and method of use in tractor-trailers with sleepers | US11800944 | 2007-05-08 | US07740562B2 | 2010-06-22 | Levi Jones |
| Apparatus and method of factory or post-manufacture installation of at least two exercise equipment units in tractor-trailer vehicles with sleepers. The exercise equipment units are stored initially in storage compartments located under beds behind the driver and passenger seats. The exercise equipment units are securely held within the storage compartments by storage locking mechanisms. Each exercise equipment unit is movable manually or electronically from the storage compartment to an operational or use position within the tractor-trailer walking space or sleeping area. In the operational position, the selected exercise equipment unit is secured by an operation locking mechanism in the operational position; adjusted and setup for use by multiple users. The exercise equipment units are connected to a computer for sensing, remote monitoring and displaying of vital signs of at least two users. The selected exercise equipment unit may be returned manually or electronically to either the first or said second storage compartment and re-secured in the storage compartment. | ||||||
| 127 | Compact multi-function exercise apparatus | US12583290 | 2009-08-18 | US20100144497A1 | 2010-06-10 | David Jon Clark |
| An exercise apparatus that provides a complete body workout, folds up into a small footprint, and can be hidden inside of a closet or decorative cabinet. The two arms rotate both horizontally and vertically, and move up and down, permitting the cable ends to be positioned anywhere from near the ground to well over head, thus allowing for infinite exercise variation. Cable ends that exit the arms freely and move independently of each other simulate working out with free weights. The counterweighted arms combined with convenient locking levers facilitate rapid and effortless arm repositioning. A counterweighted fold out seat assembly with leg extension completes the versatile and compact workout station. | ||||||
| 128 | MID-DECK HINGED FOLDABLE TREADMILL DECK | US12185065 | 2008-08-01 | US20090062072A1 | 2009-03-05 | David Austin Packham |
| An exercise apparatus that is stowable in a containment space formed by an article of furniture. The exercise apparatus may be deployed from a storage position within the containment space to a ready-to-use position. An electronic console for the exercise apparatus may be deployed to a ready-to-use position for use in conjunction with the exercise apparatus. The electronic console may be placed into a storage position when the exercise apparatus is stowed in the containment space so as not to interfere with the normal use of the article of furniture. The article of furniture may further comprise a component that is moveable to reveal a grasping member for use in conjunction with the exercise device. | ||||||
| 129 | Folding elliptical exercise machine | US11801228 | 2007-05-09 | US20080280735A1 | 2008-11-13 | Robert G. Dickie; Steve A. Copeland |
| An elliptical exercise machine having a frame that is adjustable between an operational position and a folded position. The frame includes a base that remains in constant contact with a floor surface when the frame is in both the operational and folded positions. A first mast section extends upwardly and outwardly away from the base. A second mast section is pivotally connected to an upper end of the first mast section. The second mast section is pivoted into vertical alignment with the first mast section when the frame is adjusted into the operational position and is pivoted downwardly toward the base when the frame is adjusted into the folded position. First and second swing arm assemblies are pivotally mounted between the second mast section and a flywheel that is mounted on the base. Handlebars are pivotally mounted on the first and second swing arms. The handlebars are adjustable in orientation so as to reduce the overall dimensions of the elliptical exercise machine when it is to be folded. A decorative cover, which preferably resembles a wooden coffee table, is positioned over the exercise machine when in the folded position. The exercise machine therefore can be stored in plain sight. The cover is removed when the exercise machine is to be adjusted into the operational position. | ||||||
| 130 | Exercise equipment apparatus and method of use in tractor-trailers with sleepers | US11800944 | 2007-05-08 | US20080280732A1 | 2008-11-13 | Levi Jones |
| Apparatus and method of factory or post-manufacture installation of at least two exercise equipment units in tractor-trailer vehicles with sleepers. The exercise equipment units are stored initially in storage compartments located under beds behind the driver and passenger seats. The exercise equipment units are securely held within the storage compartments by storage locking mechanisms. Each exercise equipment unit is movable manually or electronically from the storage compartment to an operational or use position within the tractor-trailer walking space or sleeping area. In the operational position, the selected exercise equipment unit is secured by an operation locking mechanism in the operational position; adjusted and setup for use by multiple users. The exercise equipment units are connected to a computer for sensing, remote monitoring and displaying of vital signs of at least two users. The selected exercise equipment unit may be returned manually or electronically to either the first or said second storage compartment and re-secured in the storage compartment. | ||||||
| 131 | Self-storing basketball goal system | US11352599 | 2006-02-13 | US07407453B2 | 2008-08-05 | Christopher J. Shannon |
| A self-storing basketball goal system includes a foundation box enclosing a portable basketball goal including a backboard and hoop rim. The backboard attaches to the distal end section of a post assembly, which is preferably foldable and telescopic. The foundation box may be dug in the ground so that the post and goal assembly is installed upon a top cover of the foundation box which is flush with the ground, or the foundation box may be a remote storage container away from the playing surface. In that case, the post assembly and supporting struts are attached to keyways installed within the playing surface, such as a driveway, patio or other playing surface. The post assembly may then fold into the foundation box with the backboard and removable hoop rim. | ||||||
| 132 | Multipurpose exercise system | US11789661 | 2007-04-24 | US20080015095A1 | 2008-01-17 | 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 system includes a housing that encloses a resistance assembly. A movable grip device and/or carriage interfaces with the resistance assembly so that movement of the grip device or carriage is resisted. The exercise system may include a concealment housing so that it may be stored in a compact and concealed position. The concealment housing may be an article of furniture or a portion of a structure to provide space saving benefits. | ||||||
| 133 | Transformable exercise system | US11026344 | 2004-12-30 | US07311642B2 | 2007-12-25 | Dorothy Li; Daniel Kern |
| A transformable exercise system includes a horizontal surface supported at opposite ends by legs, and defining a space below the horizontal surface and between the legs. The horizontal surface can be at a height suitable for use as a furniture item and as an exercise bench. A storage drawer can be positioned in the space between the legs. The storage drawer can be dimensioned to closely fit within the space and has a removable cover that is configured to also serve as an aerobic step. | ||||||
| 134 | Self-storing basketball goal system | US11352599 | 2006-02-13 | US20070191149A1 | 2007-08-16 | Christopher Shannon |
| A self-storing basketball goal system includes a foundation box enclosing a portable basketball goal including a backboard and hoop rim. The backboard attaches to the distal end section of a post assembly, which is preferably foldable and telescopic. The foundation box may be dug in the ground so that the post and goal assembly is installed upon a top cover of the foundation box which is flush with the ground, or the foundation box may be a remote storage container away from the playing surface. In that case, the post assembly and supporting struts are attached to keyways installed within the playing surface, such as a driveway, patio or other playing surface. The post assembly may then fold into the foundation box with the backboard and removable hoop rim. | ||||||
| 135 | Treadmill with a table top | US11007320 | 2004-12-09 | US20060040797A1 | 2006-02-23 | Huang-Tung Chang |
| A treadmill includes a base, a frame with an endless belt pivotably connected to the base, two upright supports connected to two sides of the base, a board pivotably connected to the two supports. The board has two first leg assemblies and two second leg assemblies connected to a surface thereof. The first leg assemblies are pivotably connected to the two supports so that the board is pivoted downward and secured to the supports. The board is used as a table top. | ||||||
| 136 | Exercise equipment | US10436696 | 2003-05-13 | US06929588B2 | 2005-08-16 | Donald A. Hobson |
| An exercise platform for low-impact exercises that is of a resilient shell that can contain components, such as liquids, foams, pellets, solids, and gases, but more typically air. This filled shell gives the desired resistance and passivity to the exercise platform and provides a surface that produces low to almost no impact when, jogging, bouncing, etcetera. The platform can have a rigid base or frame with removable or collapsible legs, and/or casters used for height adjustment and mobility. Slots, hooks, or other means can join multiple platforms to form a larger surface for reclined exercises. The platform and/or its frame also has one or more inlets for rigid vertical members that terminate as handle bars or an overhead bar(s) for auxiliary upper body exercise equipment. A decorative cover transforms the exercise platform into furniture when not in use. | ||||||
| 137 | Exercise equipment | US10436696 | 2003-05-13 | US20040229738A1 | 2004-11-18 | Donald A. Hobson |
| An exercise platform for low-impact exercises that is of a resilient shell that can contain components, such as liquids, foams, pellets, solids, and gases, but more typically air. This filled shell gives the desired resistance and passivity to the exercise platform and provides a surface that produces low to almost no impact when, jogging, bouncing, etcetera. The platform can have a rigid base or frame with removable or collapsible legs, and/or casters used for height adjustment and mobility. Slots, hooks, or other means can join multiple platforms to form a larger surface for reclined exercises. The platform and/or its frame also has one or more inlets for rigid vertical members that terminate as handle bars or an overhead bar(s) for auxiliary upper body exercise equipment. A decorative cover transforms the exercise platform into furniture when not in use. | ||||||
| 138 | Ergonomic computer workstation and treadmill combination | US10265501 | 2002-10-07 | US06808475B2 | 2004-10-26 | John M. Kehrbaum |
| An article of furniture (10) including a plurality of wall panels (12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22) enclosing a work-exercise space (40) with shelving (46) mounted therewithin for supporting a computer (48) at a height enabling a standing operator to work ergonomically. A foldup treadmill (58)is stored in the space under the shelving (46) when not in use and folded down onto the floor in front of the computer enabling simultaneous exercising on the treadmill and ergonomic operation of the computer. | ||||||
| 139 | Exercise device | US10087079 | 2002-03-01 | US06733428B2 | 2004-05-11 | Karl A. List |
| An exercise device having a base in the form of an open-sided rectangular box and a rectangular cover for the open side having four wheels that are disposed in the base for storage, the cover being removable to serve as a movable platform during exercise. An elastic resistance band is trained around connectors in the base and exits and reenters through two holes in one side, forming an external run that is connectable to the movable platform by a hook on its underside, and two stub handles are stored in clips in the base and attachable to filling on the outside for use. Two optional disk assemblies are mountable on the base and the cover by pins that fit loosely in holes therein, and have freely rotatable top pieces that add rotational movements to the reciprocating movements of the base and the movable platform. Elastic connecting bands are provided for tying the disk assemblies together during rotation, for closed-chain exercise, and are removable for open-chain exercise. These bands also resist separation of the platforms when the first resistance band is not connected. Representative exercises of various kinds are diagrammed. | ||||||
| 140 | Multipurpose exercise apparatus | US09877176 | 2001-06-11 | US06634998B2 | 2003-10-21 | 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. | ||||||
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