Method of supporting the neck of a user
AssigneeSitzmann Tools, LLC
InventorBeau Sitzmann
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Abstract
In one embodiment, a method of supporting the neck of a user when the user is laying on his or her back includes: obtaining a neck support device including first and second leg attachment portions, a head cradle, and a first coupling portion attaching the first leg attachment portion to the head cradle and a second coupling portion attaching the second leg attachment portion to the head cradle; attaching the first leg attachment portion to the first leg or foot of the user; attaching the second leg attachment portion to the second leg or foot of the user; and arranging the head cradle on a back portion of a user's head such that the user's head is held in tension.
Claims20
A method of supporting the neck of a user when the user is laying on his or her back, the method comprising:
- obtaining a neck support device including first and second leg attachment portions, a head cradle, and a first coupling portion attaching the first leg attachment portion to the head cradle and a second coupling portion attaching the second leg attachment portion to the head cradle;
- attaching the first leg attachment portion to the first leg or foot of the user;
- attaching the second leg attachment portion to the second leg or foot of the user;
- and
- arranging the head cradle on a back portion of a user's head such that the user's head is held in tension.
A method of supporting the neck of a user when the user is laying on his or her back, the method comprising:
- obtaining a neck support device including first and second leg attachment portions, a head cradle, and a first coupling portion attaching the first leg attachment portion to the head cradle and a second coupling portion attaching the second leg attachment portion to the head cradle;
- locating the first coupling portion along a first side of the torso of the user;
- attaching the first leg attachment portion to the first leg or foot of the user;
- locating the second coupling portion along a second side of the torso of the user;
- attaching the second leg attachment portion to the second leg or foot of the user;
- and
- arranging the head cradle on a back portion of a user's head such that the user's head is held in tension.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.