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US 10,300,322 B2Granted
Shuttle training and therapy device
OwnerGary Grahaminventor
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Abstract
A shuttle training and therapy device including in one example: a floor standing fame having a headward end and a footward end; a carriage slidably attached to the frame; a resistance system of elastic cords attached to the footward end of the frame; the elastic cords selectively attached to the carriage; and a range of motion limiting system comprising a control cord having a first end attached to the carriage, a second end selectively attached to the frame, and an intermediate portion attached to an elastic member attached to the carriage.
Claims5
A shuttle training and therapy device comprising:
- a frame having a headward end and a footward end;
- a carriage attached to the frame so as to longitudinally reposition relative thereto;
- a range of motion limiting system consisting essentially of a nonelastic control cord having a substantially non-elastic effective length defined by a first end of the non-elastic control cord attached to the carriage, a second end selectively attached to a fixing member attached to the frame, and an intermediate portion attached to an elastic member at an intermediate point;
- the elastic member having a first end attached to the carriage;
- wherein a portion of the non-elastic control cord extends between the intermediate point and the carriage;
- wherein the elastic member is configured to be tensioned between the carriage and the intermediate point prior to tensioning of the portion of the substantially non-elastic control cord between the intermediate point and the carriage;
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- the range of motion limiting system configured such that movement of the carriage toward the footward end of the frame will be stopped by the non-elastic control cord as a distance between the fixing member and the second connection point reaches the non-elastic effective length of the non-elastic control cord, drawing the non-elastic control cord taught.
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