Muscle therapy device
AssigneeModern Hygiene, LLC
InventorRay Kelly
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Abstract
Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a portable muscle therapy device that can be used for physical therapy, fitness and exercise by creating compression to a joint/muscle while performing movement exercise (flossing) to restore mobility and pain relief. The muscle therapy device may include an elongated shaft comprised of a plurality of detachable segments that allow a user to change a length of the elongated shaft and convert the elongated shaft into separate bars. For example two bars may be formed, one for each hand of the user, and a resistance band may be attached to each bar. Additionally, the muscle therapy device of the present disclosure provides for an ability to attach a handle on one end of the elongated shaft to mimic a canoeing and stand up paddle for back, core and shoulder exercise.
Claims18
A portable muscle therapy device, comprising:
- an elongated shaft extending along an axis and having a proximal end and a distal end;
- two attachment members, each attachment member comprising an elongated strap extending substantially perpendicular to the axis and outwardly from a single hole in one side of the elongated shaft, and a securing member detachably fixed to the elongated strap, wherein when the device is in use, the elongated straps each have an unlooped first end secured directly and respectively to the proximal and distal ends of the elongated shaft, and wherein each attachment member secures an object to the elongated shaft;
- and a therapy tool received on the distal end of the elongated shaft.
A portable muscle therapy device, comprising:
- an elongated shaft extending along an axis and having a proximal end and a distal end, the elongated shaft comprising a plurality of detachable segments;
- one or plural attachment points located on one or plural of the plurality of detachable segments;
- one or plural attachment members adapted to be respectively received in the one or plural attachment points, the one or plural attachment members securing an object to the elongated shaft;
- a first therapy tool received on the distal end of the elongated shaft;
- wherein the plurality of detachable segments includes a first segment and a second segment;
- and wherein adjoining ends of the first and second segments are cut on 45 degree angles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.