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 Fitness equipment unit service condition notification system US14656609 2015-03-12 US09922528B2 2018-03-20 Daniel L. M. Munro; Mark Albright; Tormay J Brown; Doug Durnford; Gregory B May; Blakely T Pennington; Cynthia Tremblay; Richard W Whitbeck
A fitness equipment unit has a controller that actuates a light between different states in response to service conditions. In one implementation, actuation of the light is based upon a combination of at least two of: a mileage parameter of the fitness equipment unit, a sensed electrical current of the fitness equipment unit, a sensed temperature from the fitness equipment unit and a sensed position of a portion of the fitness equipment unit. In another implementation, actuation of the light is based upon a combination of the first and second service conditions selected from a group consisting of: a connection error service condition; a part wear service condition; a motor/actuator error service condition; a sensor error service condition; a processor error service condition; and a power supply error service condition and further based upon a prioritization of different severity levels of the first and second service conditions.
102 EXERCISE APPARATUS AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME US15645841 2017-07-10 US20170304678A1 2017-10-26 Matt Shade
An exercise apparatus and method of using an exercise apparatus are disclosed. The exercise apparatus includes a first elongate track and a second elongate track, a first handle, and a second handle. Each track is coupled to a base member such that each track is configured to extend away from the base member in the opposite direction relative to the other track. The first and second elongate tracks are moveable along at least a portion of a length of the base member. The first handle is slidably coupled to the first elongate track such that the first handle is movable along the length of the first elongate track. The second handle is slidably coupled to the second elongate track such that the second handle is movable along the length of the second elongate track.
103 Human hand-crawling and foot-bounding apparatus US15238387 2016-08-16 US09750973B1 2017-09-05 Weipeng Yang
Height-adjustable apparatus using a spring to urge forward and rearward undulating whippy locomotion. A hand-crawling embodiment enables users to engage in all-fours crawling locomotion while the body is conventionally situated in a two-legged orientation. A foot-bounding embodiment enables walkers, joggers, runners and jumpers to engage in forward and backward whippy locomotion. A crutch embodiment enables crippled or injured users to likewise engage in whippy locomotion.
104 ARM CURL EXERCISE APPARATUS US15489298 2017-04-17 US20170216663A1 2017-08-03 Raymond Giannelli; Mark Buontempo
Apparatus (10) for performing an arm curl exercise comprising: a frame (12), a seat (16), an elbow pad (19) an input arm assembly (24) interconnected to a resistance mechanism (42) and a manually graspable mechanism (30h), the seat (16) being arranged relative to the input arm assembly (24) to position the user in a user start position (USP) that enables the user to manually engage the manually graspable mechanism (30h) with a posterior surface (PSE) of the user's elbow user's elbow (13e) engaged with the engaging surface (ES) of the elbow pad (19), the input arm assembly comprising a first arm (30r) and a second arm (30f) pivotable around a first linear axis (AA).
105 Back extension exercise apparatus US14989166 2016-01-06 US09707432B2 2017-07-18 Raymond Giannelli; Mark Buontempo; Stephen Wendt
An exercise apparatus for performing a back extension exercise comprising: a frame, a seat having a seating surface (PS) and a pelvic stabilization pad having a lower back engagement surface (ES), an input arm assembly interconnected by a first interconnection to a first resistance mechanism, the input arm assembly including a manually graspable mechanism and being arranged on the apparatus such that the input arm assembly is pivotable beginning from a start motionless position along a path of travel toward the pelvic stabilization pad under resistance exerted by one or both of the resistance mechanisms, wherein the first resistance mechanism is adapted to increase resistance as the degree of pivoting of the input arm assembly increases along the path of travel away from the start motionless position rearwardly toward the pelvic stabilization pad.
106 Elongate track and slidable handle apparatus and method of making US14124077 2012-06-08 US09700757B2 2017-07-11 Matt Shade
An apparatus includes a first elongate track and a second elongate track that are each substantially straight and adjustably coupled to a base member such that each track is configured to extend away from the base member in the opposite direction relative to the other track. The apparatus also includes a first handle slidably coupled to the first elongate track such that the first handle is movable along the length of the first elongate track and a second handle slidably coupled to the second elongate track such that the second handle is movable along the length of the second elongate track.
107 Elliptical exercise apparatus US15264611 2016-09-14 US09662535B2 2017-05-30 Yun-Bo Long
This invention discloses an elliptical exercise apparatus that is characterized in having left and right tracks disposed in a guider frame which is pivotally coupled to a rear portion of the elliptical exercise apparatus. When a user uses the elliptical exercise apparatus, the guider frame is at a use position. When the user folds the elliptical exercise apparatus, the guider frame is at a storage position. A user can complete folding procedure merely by operating the guider frame without lifting some heavy components of the elliptical exercise apparatus.
108 Retractable wall mounted exercise rack system US15357336 2016-11-21 US09649525B2 2017-05-16 Erik S. Hopperstad; Brian B. Brasch
A retractable wall mounted exercise rack system for providing an exercise rack that may be easily and compactly stored when not in use. The retractable wall mounted exercise rack system generally includes one or more brackets attached to a wall, a pair of support members, and a plurality of arms pivotally extending from the brackets and pivotally connecting to the support members. One or more actuators are connected between the brackets and the arms to assist in lifting the structure into a compact retracted position for storage.
109 Enhanced bionic resistance suit US14659479 2015-03-16 US09629405B2 2017-04-25 Adrian Romando Cornish
An enhanced resistance suit for use while training has a pair of compression shorts that have a plurality of attachment bands arranged in two columns down each leg. The attachment bands have at least one attachment ring secured on each in order to form a matched horizontal connectable pair. A user can removably attach resistance bands to the pairs to provide resistance while training. A pair of arm bands also have attachment rings connected to them and allow a user to removably connect a pair of arm resistance bands to a matching attachment band located on a waist portion of the shorts. A belt is provided to help secure the shorts. Shoes are used that also have attachment rings located on a heel portion and a toe portion to provide vertical jump training as well as calf muscle training. Sensors may be added to the suit to enhance use.
110 Elliptical exercise apparatus US14162713 2014-01-23 US09463351B2 2016-10-11 Yun-Bo Long
This invention discloses an elliptical exercise apparatus that is characterized in having left and right tracks disposed in a guider frame which is pivotally coupled to a rear portion of the elliptical exercise apparatus. When a user uses the elliptical exercise apparatus, the guider frame is at a use position. When the user folds the elliptical exercise apparatus, the guider frame is at a storage position. A user can complete folding procedure merely by operating the guider frame without lifting some heavy components of the elliptical exercise apparatus.
111 GRAB-AND-USE EXERCISE STRAP US15080143 2016-03-24 US20160206914A1 2016-07-21 Amir Zaki
An exercise apparatus with enhanced strength for use with one or more limbs of a user to perform a variety of exercises includes a resilient strap having a first end portion, a central portion and a second end portion, the first end portion of the strap coupled to the central portion of the strap to create a first loop, the first end portion being disposed around a top portion of the central portion of the strap and a bottom portion of the central portion of the strap, the second end portion of the strap coupled to the central portion of the strap to create a second loop, the second end portion being disposed around a remaining top portion of the central portion of the strap and a remaining bottom portion of the central portion of the strap. Each of the first and second loops can receive a user's limb.
112 Seat cover exercise device US14267869 2014-05-01 US09387357B2 2016-07-12 Boris Mueller
An exercise device is disclosed comprising a flexible seat cover capable of conforming to a seat, the seat having a horizontal seat portion and a vertical back portion. The device further includes a plurality of exercising resistance members, each having a first end and a second end and one or more fasteners coupled to each first end of each of the plurality of exercising resistance members. The exercise device, when installed on a seat, enables a user seated thereon to engage in resistance exercises by grasping said grip and extending said exercising resistance member.
113 ANTIGRAVITY WHOLE BODY EXERCISE GARMENTS US15016422 2016-02-05 US20160165968A1 2016-06-16 David Alexander Richardson; Carolyn Anne Richardson
The invention provides an antigravity muscle exerciser comprising a garment which when worn by a user is close-fitting and covers at least the torso of said user. The garment comprises separate top and bottom portions or is a one-piece article, and has incorporated therein first portions of flexible material on each side of the torso which extend from the pelvis to beyond a respective shoulder where the portions are contiguous with a second portion of flexible material which extends across the top of the head of the user in a coronal plane. The portions of flexible material in combination have a length and elasticity which creates axial compression between the top of the head and the pelvis. The invention also provides a method of utilising the garment exercising deep posture and antigravity muscles.
114 BACK EXTENSION EXERCISE APPARATUS US14989166 2016-01-06 US20160114207A1 2016-04-28 Raymond Giannelli; Mark Buontempo; Stephen Wendt
An exercise apparatus for performing a back extension exercise comprising: a frame, a seat having a seating surface (PS) and a pelvic stabilization pad having a lower back engagement surface (ES), an input arm assembly interconnected by a first interconnection to a first resistance mechanism, the input arm assembly including a manually graspable mechanism and being arranged on the apparatus such that the input arm assembly is pivotable beginning from a start motionless position along a path of travel toward the pelvic stabilization pad under resistance exerted by one or both of the resistance mechanisms, wherein the first resistance mechanism is adapted to increase resistance as the degree of pivoting of the input arm assembly increases along the path of travel away from the start motionless position rearwardly toward the pelvic stabilization pad.
115 Retractable Wall Mounted Exercise Rack System US14682431 2015-04-09 US20150290488A1 2015-10-15 Erik S. Hopperstad; Brian B. Brasch
A retractable wall mounted exercise rack system for providing an exercise rack that may be easily and compactly stored when not in use. The retractable wall mounted exercise rack system generally includes one or more brackets attached to a wall, a pair of support members, and a plurality of arms pivotally extending from the brackets and pivotally connecting to the support members. One or more actuators are connected between the brackets and the arms to assist in lifting the structure into a compact retracted position for storage.
116 ENHANCED BIONIC RESISTANCE SUIT US14659479 2015-03-16 US20150258362A1 2015-09-17 Adrian Romando CORNISH
An enhanced resistance suit for use while training has a pair of compression shorts that have a plurality of attachment bands arranged in two columns down each leg. The attachment bands have at least one attachment ring secured on each in order to form a matched horizontal connectable pair. A user can removably attach resistance bands to the pairs to provide resistance while training. A pair of arm bands also have attachment rings connected to them and allow a user to removably connect a pair of arm resistance bands to a matching attachment band located on a waist portion of the shorts. A belt is provided to help secure the shorts. Shoes are used that also have attachment rings located on a heel portion and a toe portion to provide vertical jump training as well as calf muscle training. Sensors may be added to the suit to enhance use.
117 RANGE OF MOTION MACHINE AND METHOD AND ADJUSTABLE CRANK US14698058 2015-04-28 US20150246264A1 2015-09-03 David L. LAMPERT; Stephen Brigss; Edward William Cler; Daniel David Horein; Brian P. Lilly; Benjamin Berton Rund
A range of motion machine having two or four cranks driven directly by motors without exposed gears or chains. The speed and direction of crank rotation and the length of the crank arms may be varied with electronic controls. Crank arm length may be varied whether the crank is stationary or rotating. The cranks and motors are mounted at the top of pedestals which are adjustable in height.
118 Exercise Weight Selection Device and Method US14633052 2015-02-26 US20150238801A1 2015-08-27 Jeffrey Owen Meredith
A device for imparting a resistive force to a connected exercise component is provided. The device includes a frame pivotally supporting a selection arm which has a weight connected to the selection arm by a pin arm. The weight imparts a force resisting rotation of the selection arm by a flexible member engaged with the exercise component. Adjusting the engagement of one end of the pin arm to an arched engagement path along the selection arm adjusts mechanical advantage and the resistive force.
119 ELLIPTICAL EXERCISE APPARATUS US14162713 2014-01-23 US20150202490A1 2015-07-23 Yun-Bo Long
This invention discloses an elliptical exercise apparatus that is characterized in having left and right tracks disposed in a guider frame which is pivotally coupled to a rear portion of the elliptical exercise apparatus. When a user uses the elliptical exercise apparatus, the guider frame is at a use position. When the user folds the elliptical exercise apparatus, the guider frame is at a storage position. A user can complete folding procedure merely by operating the guider frame without lifting some heavy components of the elliptical exercise apparatus.
120 MUSCULAR STRENGTH ASSISTING APPARATUSES AND METHODS OF CONTROLLING THE SAME US14499370 2014-09-29 US20150141886A1 2015-05-21 Tae Sin HA; Young Do KWON; Youn Baek LEE
A muscular strength assisting apparatus may include: a wearing unit configured to enclose a part of a user's body; a tightening unit configured to pull the wearing unit in one or both directions; and/or a control unit configured to drive the tightening unit to tighten the part of the user's body on which the wearing unit is located, when it is determined that muscular contraction occurs at the part of the user's body on which the wearing unit is located. A method of controlling a muscular strength assisting apparatus may include: determining whether muscular contraction occurs at a part of a user's body that is enclosed by a wearing unit; and/or driving a tightening unit pulling the wearing unit in one direction or both directions to tighten the part of the user's body on which the wearing unit is located when it is determined that the muscular contraction occurs.
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