| 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 | SKIPPING ROPES | PCT/GB0100415 | 2001-02-01 | WO0156660B1 | 2002-01-10 | O'SHEA CLAYTON |
| Conventional skipping ropes have a generally elongate handle swivellably mounted on each end of the rope which is held by the user between the fingers and palms. In accordance with the invention, the handle is shaped like a "T" with the vertical stroke of the T (3) swivellably connected to the rope (1). The handle may be held with the crosspiece of the T (4) between fingers ad palm and with the vertical portion (3) extending between two fingers. This gives a more comfortable and effective skipping position. | ||||||
| 122 | FINGER SUPPORTING STRUCTURE | PCT/KR9800106 | 1998-04-28 | WO9848979A3 | 1999-01-28 | CHO MYONG HO |
| A finger supporting structure (F) includes a grip portion and a finger supporter (T) formed thereto. The grip portion is of an elongated bar shape and has adequate length and thickness for a hand to grasp. The grip portion is either all or part of a grasping member of an implement or all or part of a gripping member (G) having internal hole to receive the grasping member of an implement. The finger supporter (T) is a laterally extending projection rigidly formed, in one piece, on the grip portion. The finger supporter (T) is angled to be inclined with respect to the axis (X) of the grip portion in order that the resultant force of the muscles of the digits and hand can be generated and exerted to the optimal. The finger supporting structure (F) is embodied in the grasping members of various implements and thereby provides gripping parts (H) having finger supporter (T) of the implements. | ||||||
| 123 | JUMP ROPE DEVICE WITH REMOVABLY-CONNECTED CABLE | US15978073 | 2018-05-11 | US20190118019A1 | 2019-04-25 | David Hunt |
| A jump rope device includes a connection assembly having a male connecting member and a female connecting member. The male connecting member includes a head having first and second locking projections. The female connecting member defines an opening configured to receive at least a portion of the male connecting member into an internal cavity. The female connecting member includes first and second locking arms that are biased into a first position, and configured to move from the first position into a second position when the male connecting member is inserted into the opening. Rotation of the male connecting member relative to the female connecting member moves the locking projections out of contact with the locking arms and into respective apertures defined in the female connecting member, allowing the locking arms to return to the first position and creating a secure connection between the male and female connecting members. | ||||||
| 124 | SWITCHABLE INTELLIGENT FITNESS HANDLE AND INTELLIGENT FITNESS SET INCLUDING THE SAME | US16104345 | 2018-08-17 | US20180353811A1 | 2018-12-13 | Ka Lun Alan TAM; Feng LIU; Ivan HO; Oscar WONG; Jinru ZHOU |
| A switchable intelligent fitness handle is disclosed. A processor (11), a movement posture sensor (12) and a touch sensor (13) are built in the handle (7). The movement posture sensor (12) and the touch sensor (13) are connected to the processor (11). Each handheld fitness equipment has a corresponding sensor, and a pin connector (16, 17, 18, 19) that is matched with the bayonet (15) of the handle and provided with a signal line. Thus, the goal of accomplishing a set of exercises with a plurality of handheld fitness equipments by using one same set of handles can be achieved. An intelligent fitness set containing the fitness handle is further disclosed. | ||||||
| 125 | Weather Resistant Portable Jump Rope Platform | US15584273 | 2017-05-02 | US20180318625A1 | 2018-11-08 | Gary Edwin Utman |
| A Weather Resistant Portable Jump Rope Platform comprising of a hard flexible platform affixed to an array of foam panels. As the user jumps rope and impacts the platform, the hard flexible platform and foam panels collectively absorb and disperse the energy of impact suppressing the pounding noise associated with jumping rope. The resiliency of the hard flexible platform will then rebound the user out of the impact compression similar to a competitive jump rope floor. The platform and foam panels are resistant to the damaging effects of ultraviolet light and inclement weather allowing the user to operate in a wide range of environments. The flexible platform surface also functions as a media platform for marketing and advertising. | ||||||
| 126 | ACTIVITIES DATA MODELING IN HUMAN INTERNET OF THINGS PLATFORMS | US15937782 | 2018-03-27 | US20180285496A1 | 2018-10-04 | Vincent Le Chevalier; William Vablais |
| A platform models and correlates physical activities based on users' interactions with a simple grip-metaphor design, enabling multi-dimensions actionable information to improve the health, performance and well-being of connected grip users within like-minded communities. For example, the platform captures multi-dimensional datasets generated from activities of each of a plurality of users on the online human internet of thing platform, where the activities include physical interactions with connected grips systems connected to the online human internet of thing platform. The platform then filters the captured multi-dimensional datasets into a plurality of categories and scores the filtered multi-dimensional data by the human internet of thing platform. Finally, the platform generates a multi-dimensional information modeling for each user based on the scored multi-dimensional data. | ||||||
| 127 | Jump rope device | US15219266 | 2016-07-25 | US10071274B2 | 2018-09-11 | Philip Nurse; Alfredo Antonio Perez de Alejo, III; Aaron Perez-Daple; Brian James Cunningham; Robert Andres Blinn; Kamuti Kiteme |
| An adjustable-length jump rope device that provides the benefits of a speed rope and weighted rope in one device by, among other things, allowing the rotational resistance of the jump rope to be varied without affecting the circumference of the rope and by distributing the weight of the rope evenly, thus, enabling smooth and natural jumping. | ||||||
| 128 | HANDLE FOR JUMP ROPE | US15425832 | 2017-02-06 | US20180221703A1 | 2018-08-09 | David R. NEWMAN |
| A jump rope handle has a hollow handle member with a through bore and a swivel assembly mounted in a swivel mounting portion extending up to one open end of the handle bore. The swivel assembly includes a shoulder bolt having an enlarged head and a shaft having a smooth, unthreaded outer surface extending from the enlarged head to the open end of the handle bore, an end connector or nut secured to the shaft and located outside the bore, and first and second rotatable bearings mounted between the smooth outer surface of the shaft and the handle bore to allow for relatively free rotation of the shoulder bolt in the handle bore. The end connector has a cross-hole or the like for connection to one end of a jump rope and the jump rope is easily rotatable relative to the handle via the swivel assembly during skipping activity. | ||||||
| 129 | ADJUSTABLE TRAINING JUMP ROPE | US15376643 | 2016-12-12 | US20180161613A1 | 2018-06-14 | David R. NEWMAN |
| At least one of two handles of an adjustable jump rope has an outer handle sleeve and an adjustment device releasably retained inside the handle sleeve which is configured to releasably retain a selected length of cable or rope in the handle sleeve so as to control the length of cable extending between the handles. The adjustment device may be an elongate stem having a plurality of spaced retainer devices for releasably retaining an enlarged end of the cable in the stem, so that the end of the cable can be engaged with different retainer devices to lengthen or shorten the cable length. | ||||||
| 130 | DEVICES FOR ENERGY HARVESTING AND STORAGE | US15835395 | 2017-12-07 | US20180154201A1 | 2018-06-07 | Jessica Osemudiamen Idoni Matthews; Julia Claire Silverman; Victor Angel Mosti; Joel Manalo |
| Provided is an energy harvesting device, comprising a first shell having a longitudinal axis, wherein the first shell defines a cavity, and a second shell, wherein the second shell is mechanically connected to the first shell via a flexible cord, wherein the cavity comprises therein a bearing, an electrical generator, and a battery, wherein the bearing is mechanically coupled to a rotor of the electrical generator at a first end and an end of the flexible cord at a second end, such that rotation of the flexible cord about the longitudinal axis rotates at least a portion of the bearing to generate electrical power, and wherein the rotor is in electrical communication with the battery, such that the battery stores at least a portion of the electrical power generated by the electrical generator. | ||||||
| 131 | Multipurpose fitness apparatus and method for assembly | US15277526 | 2016-09-27 | US09968814B2 | 2018-05-15 | Reuben A. Miller; Shane Hernandez |
| A fitness apparatus and a method for assembly are disclosed. The fitness apparatus comprises a wheel assembly that includes a first circular side parallel to a second circular side, both bounded by a curved tread. Within the wheel assembly is an enclosable storage chamber. The fitness apparatus also includes an axis perpendicular to the first circular side and the second circular side, and when the fitness apparatus is in an abdominal exercise wheel configuration, at least a portion of the wheel assembly rotates around the axis. The fitness apparatus also includes a centerbore along the axis that supports a first removable handle and a second removable handle when the fitness apparatus is in the abdominal exercise wheel configuration. | ||||||
| 132 | RE-CONFIGURABLE MULTI-PURPOSE EXERCISE DEVICE | US15672474 | 2017-08-09 | US20180043213A1 | 2018-02-15 | Matthew J. Poeschl |
| The present invention extends to a re-configurable multi-purpose exercise device. In general, aspects include a re-configurable multi-purpose exercise device that can be configured as an abdominal roller, a pair of pushup stands, or a jump rope. Some aspects include a first roller and a second roller that can attach to one another by mating extending members formed on each respective roller with slots formed on each respective roller. A first handle and a second handle can attach to one or another of the respective rollers by either attaching to the extending members on the rollers or inserting through a hole formed in the rollers. A rope can connect on each end to the first handle and the second handle to form a jump rope. Additionally, some aspects include a two-piece cavity configured for storing the rope. | ||||||
| 133 | Retractable jump rope | US14971662 | 2015-12-16 | US09884218B2 | 2018-02-06 | Alison Marie Harguth; Jason J. Ness; Caleb Summers |
| A jump rope includes an elongated flexible member (e.g., a rope) that extends between two handle arrangements. The elongated flexible member can be stored within the handle arrangements. For example, each handle arrangement can hold a spool on which a portion of the flexible member can be wound. The portions of the flexible member can be automatically retracted within the handles. | ||||||
| 134 | Jump rope handle and method of assembling same | US13623872 | 2012-09-20 | US09884217B2 | 2018-02-06 | William Henniger; Dylan Jones |
| An improved jump rope handle and method of assembling the same. The jump rope handle includes a head. The head includes a channel, a set hole perpendicular to the channel, and a set mechanism adjustably insertable into the set hole. The jump rope handle further includes a grip. The grip includes a cylindrical member, first and second bearings arranged along the cylindrical member, an inner bushing arranged along the cylindrical member between the first and second bearings, and a sleeve around said inner bushing, said bushing being fixedly attached to an inner surface of the grip. An end portion of the cylindrical member is fixedly attached to the head whereby the cylindrical member and the head rotate together about a same axis. The channel of the head is configured to receive a rope. The set mechanism is configured to be inserted into the set hole to secure the rope. | ||||||
| 135 | Kick boxing training device | US14756990 | 2015-11-06 | US20170128774A1 | 2017-05-11 | Ren Joseph Levine |
| A kick boxing training device with a pair of D shaped handle members, a flexible cable and a ball member. The excess cable is capable of wrapping within the U shaped cross section portion of the D shaped handle. Each handle also includes a spring biased cable retaining assembly to hold the adjusted cable length in a fixed position. The ball shaped member includes a slidable cable retaining portion so that the cable is capable of being slid within the cable retaining portion. A person can trap the ball member between his or her chin and clavicle and then perform a punching action as he or she cycles between a left and a right hand punch motion. The cable can be extended and fixed in place so that the kick box training device can be used as a jump rope. | ||||||
| 136 | Jump Rope Device | US15219266 | 2016-07-25 | US20170028241A1 | 2017-02-02 | Philip Nurse; Alfredo Antonio Perez de Alejo, III; Aaron Perez-Daple; Brian James Cunningham; Robert Andres Blinn; Kamuti Kiteme |
| An adjustable-length jump rope device that provides the benefits of a speed rope and weighted rope in one device by, among other things, allowing the rotational resistance of the jump rope to be varied without affecting the circumference of the rope and by distributing the weight of the rope evenly, thus, enabling smooth and natural jumping. | ||||||
| 137 | HIGH PERFORMANCE ROPE EXERCISE HANDLE | US15200978 | 2016-07-01 | US20170021224A1 | 2017-01-26 | Logan Barton; Dennis Welle |
| The present invention is a high performance jump rope handle which comprises a bearing assembly and attachment device for either adjustable or static attachment of a rope for use in the activity of jumping rope for exercise or entertainment. The high performance handle may also comprise a magnetic means for attaching the handle to a ferrous material when not being used. | ||||||
| 138 | Fitness Training Method Using UV Light | US14741558 | 2015-06-17 | US20160367856A1 | 2016-12-22 | Scott DePompe |
| A boxing-based fitness training regimen takes place in a training area suffusing with UV light from one or more UV light sources. Non-UV lighting in the training area is adjusted to a level of semi-darkness, in which non-luminescent objects are visible but luminescent objects clearly stand out. Multiple training regimen stations located in the training area can include heavy bag, speed bag, double-end bag, medicine ball, skip rope, shadow boxing and focus mitt regimens. Within each station, one or more items of training equipment, such as bags, gloves, hand wraps, focus mitts, medicine balls and/or jump ropes, are provided. Some or all of the training equipment at each station is UV luminescent. On some items of training equipment, there are luminescent indicia, which provide as visual cues for sequencing and/or timing of movements. These luminescent indicia can be color-coded to operate in conjunction with correspondingly color-coded visual prompts from a nearby display screen, such as an LED display. The visual prompts, in turn, can be controlled by a programmable CPU or microprocessor, so as to provide multiple alternative sequences of movements at various speeds. | ||||||
| 139 | ADAPTED FITNESS EQUIPMENT | US15072417 | 2016-03-17 | US20160271478A1 | 2016-09-22 | Joseph Warren Kabes |
| An exercise apparatus includes an adjustable frame being attachable to an assistive ambulation device. The adjustable frame includes removable handles, fitting arms located on a lower portion of the adjustable frame to receive a fitness attachment, and attachment points on located on the lower portion of the adjustable frame to couple a resistance device. A jump rope trainer includes a handle; flexible tubing including a handle fastener to connect the handle to the flexible tubing; and a soft sphere shaped object. The flexible tubing includes a soft sphere shaped object fastener to connect the soft sphere shaped object to the flexible tubing. | ||||||
| 140 | MULTIPURPOSE FITNESS APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR ASSEMBLY | US14684626 | 2015-04-13 | US20150328491A1 | 2015-11-19 | Reuben A. MILLER; Shane HERNANDEZ |
| A fitness apparatus and a method for assembly are disclosed. The fitness apparatus comprises a wheel assembly that includes a first circular side parallel to a second circular side, both bounded by a curved tread. Within the wheel assembly is an enclosable storage chamber. The fitness apparatus also includes an axis perpendicular to the first circular side and the second circular side, and when the fitness apparatus is in an abdominal exercise wheel configuration, at least a portion of the wheel assembly rotates around the axis. The fitness apparatus also includes a centerbore along the axis that supports a first removable handle and a second removable handle when the fitness apparatus is in the abdominal exercise wheel configuration. | ||||||
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