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US 12,109,476 B2Granted
Suspended mounting and exercise apparatus and methods of using same
OwnerLeo Nelson Lewis, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A suspended mounting and exercise apparatus suspended from an overhead structure, comprising: a form; and at least one anchoring point comprising a plurality of stalls affixed to the form, wherein the form is affixed to the overhead structure via the at least one anchoring point.
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A suspended mounting and exercise apparatus suspended from an overhead structure, comprising:
- a form, wherein the form is constructed of industry-standard rack components and wherein each of the rack components are provided with at least one hole therein;
- at least one Y-connector, V-connector, or X-connector the at least one Y-connector, V-connector, or X-connector provided with at least one opening corresponding to the at least one hole in each of the rack components;
- and
- at least one anchoring point comprising a plurality of stalls affixed to the form, wherein the form is affixed to the overhead structure via the at least one anchoring point, wherein each of the plurality of stalls is open-ended over a rotational range of at least ninety degrees.
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A method of using a suspended mounting and exercise apparatus, comprising:
- constructing a form, wherein the form is constructed of industry-standard rack components and wherein each of the rack components are provided with at least one hole therein;
- at least one Y-connector, V-connector, or X-connector, the at least one Y-connector, V-connector, or X-connector provided with at least one opening corresponding to the at least one hole in each of the rack components;
- affixing at least one anchoring point comprising a plurality of stalls to the form and/or an overhead structure, wherein each of the plurality of stalls is open-ended over a rotational range of at least ninety degrees;
- and,
- connecting the form to the overhead structure using the at least one anchoring point.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.