Exercise machine having horizontally extending and selectively connected weight plates
OwnerMark Nalleyinventor
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A machine by which to enable a user to exercise his biceps by applying lifting forces to a pair of handles that are located at opposite sides of shrouded weight plate retention housing. Each lifting arm of the machine is coupled by way of a lifting cable to a respective weight plate carriage. Each weight plate carriage is responsive to a vertical uplifting force applied thereto by the lifting cable to lift a plurality of weight plates that are arranged in parallel side-by-side alignment in a horizontal direction. The plurality of weight plates have different lengths and correspondingly different weights (e.g., from 5 to 20 pounds). Each weight plate has a locking cartridge connected thereto. By pushing control knobs of the locking cartridges, some or all of the weight plates can be selectively connected to the weight plate carriage to be lifted thereby.
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