Recumbent therapeutic and exercise device
AssigneeWoodway USA, Inc.
InventorsDouglas G. Bayerlein, Nicholas A. Oblamski, Jose D. Bernal-Ramirez, Daniel D. Wagner
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Abstract
Various embodiments related to a recumbent therapeutic and exercise device are provided herein. The recumbent therapeutic and exercise device includes a frame; a hand crank system coupled to the frame, the hand crank system including a hand crank rotatable by a user, wherein the hand crank is movable in a substantially vertical plane closer to and further from a support surface for the frame; and a foot crank system coupled to the frame, the foot crank system including a foot crank rotatable by the user, wherein the foot crank is movable in a substantially horizontal plane relative to the support surface for the fame.
Claims6
A recumbent therapeutic and exercise device, comprising:
- a frame;
- a hand crank system coupled to the frame, the hand crank system including a hand crank rotatable by a user, wherein the hand crank is adjustable in a substantially vertical plane closer to and further from a support surface for the frame;
- a foot crank system coupled to the frame, the foot crank system including a foot crank rotatable by the user, the foot crank system further comprising:
- a housing;
- a rail coupled to the housing and a bracket coupled to the frame, the rail and bracket being movable relative to one another;
- a front shaft rotatably coupled to the housing and proximate a front end of the frame, wherein the foot crank is rotatably coupled to the front shaft;
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- a rear shaft rotatably coupled to the front shaft;
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- a seat configured to a receive the user of the recumbent therapeutic and exercise device, wherein the seat is movable closer to and further from the foot crank system;
- wherein the front shaft and the foot crank of the foot crank system are horizontally adjustable fore and aft relative to the seat as a result of the movement of the rail and the bracket relative to one another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.