Aquatic strengthening device
AssigneePaul Ramirez
InventorPaul Ramirez
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an aquatic strengthening device which comprises of a rigid or semi rigid elongated board and at each end a floating device is attached. The elongated board is sufficiently strong to permit an individual to stand on it. The floating devices have enough buoyancy that allows for the elongated board to float up to a desired altitude. There are openings next to where the floating devices are so an individual can hold the elongated board with his hands. The floating devices are attached in such a way that the perpendicular distance to the rigid elongated board can be changed so an individual can obtain the buoyancy needed.
Claims8
An aquatic strengthening device, comprising:
- a) an elongated board;
- b) a pair of open apertures;
- c) a pair of handheld openings;
- d) a plurality of side grooves;
- e) a pair of holding wires;
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- f) a pair of floating devices wherein said pair of open apertures are located at opposite ends of said elongated board, said pair of handheld openings are located next to said open apertures, the plurality of side grooves are located at an edge of said elongated board next to said handheld openings, said holding wires are attached at one end with said elongated board through said open apertures and attached on the opposite ends with said floating devices.
An aquatic strengthening device comprising:
- a) an elongated board;
- b) a plurality of stabilizing holes;
- c) a pair of handheld openings;
- d) a plurality of side grooves;
- e) a pair of holding wires;
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- f) a pair of floating devices wherein a pair of open apertures are located at opposite ends of said elongated board, said pair of handheld openings are located next to said open apertures, the plurality of side grooves are located at an edge of said elongated board next to said handheld openings, said holding wires are attached at one end with said elongated board through said open apertures and attached on the opposite ends with said floating devices.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.