Exercise machine and method for use in a supine position
AssigneeU.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
InventorsGary Goldish, Andrew Hansen, Eric Nickel, John Ferguson
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AssigneeU.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
InventorsGary Goldish, Andrew Hansen, Eric Nickel, John Ferguson
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An exercise machine has a mobile base and an upright support extending upwards from the mobile base. An upper support assembly extends forward from an upper portion of the upright support and an exercise device is suspended from the upper support assembly at a location spaced forward from the upright support. The mobile base has caster wheels and can be positioned from either side of a bed so as to extend partially under a bed with the upright support located on one side of the bed and the exercise device suspended over the bed in a position accessible by a patient lying supine in the bed for performing exercise. An anchoring system resists movement of the base for stability when exercise is performed.
An exercise machine for use by an exerciser in a supine position, comprising:
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