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US 11,534,652 B1Granted
Handheld exercise device and method for personal fitness training
OwnerAustin Sanchezinventor
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Abstract
A handheld exercise device includes an elongated handle and first and second stability heads. The stability heads are located at opposite ends of the handle, and each has a generally dome-shaped top side and generally planar underside. An arrangement of surface-engaging rollers projects from the planar underside of each stability head. The roller arrangement includes first and second inline rollers substantially aligned with a longitudinal axis of the handle, and a third roller laterally offset from the longitudinal axis of the handle.
Claims19
A handheld exercise device comprising:
- an elongated handle;
- first and second stability heads located at opposite ends of said handle, each stability head having a generally dome-shaped top side and generally planar underside, and wherein said handle defines a longitudinal axis extending through said first and second stability heads;
- a roller arrangement of surface-engaging rollers projecting from the planar underside of each stability head, and wherein said roller arrangement comprises first and second inline rollers aligned co-linear with the longitudinal axis of said handle and a third roller laterally offset from the longitudinal axis of said handle.
A handheld exercise device comprising:
- an elongated handle;
- first and second stability heads located at opposite ends of said handle, each stability head having a generally dome-shaped top side and generally planar underside, and wherein said handle defines a longitudinal axis extending through said first and second stability heads;
- a roller arrangement of surface engaging rollers projecting from the planar underside of each stability head, and wherein said arrangement of surface engaging rollers consists of first and second inline rollers aligned co-linear with the longitudinal axis of said handle and a third roller laterally offset from the longitudinal axis of said handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.