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US 2001/0018385 A1Published application
Exercise device
AssigneeCID, Inc.
InventorShane Chen
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Abstract
An exercise device having an elongate, substantially rigid pad. The exercise device also includes a pair of handrollers, each handroller comprising a handgrip supported between a pair of wheels. The device also includes a pair of stretchable tensioning members. Each of the tensioning members interconnects a respective one of the pair of handrollers and the pad.
Claims20
An exercise device, comprising:
- (a) an elongate, substantially rigid pad;
- (b) a pair of handrollers, each of said pair of handrollers comprising a handgrip supported between a pair of wheels;
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- (c) two stretchable tensioning members, each of said tensioning members interconnecting a respective one of said pair of handrollers and said pad.
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An exercise device, comprising:
- (a) an elongate, substantially rigid pad;
- (b) a pair of handrollers, each handroller comprising a handgrip supported between a pair of wheels;
- (c) a pair of stretchable tensioning members, each of said tensioning members interconnecting a respective one of said pair of handrollers and said pad;
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- (d) a fastening mechanism operably connected to each tensioning member, said fastening mechanism comprised of a pair of tensioning wheels, each one of said pair of tensioning wheels being coupled to a respective biasing mechanism.
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A method for performing an exercise, comprising:
- (a) providing an elongate, substantially rigid pad;
- (b) providing a pair of handrollers, each handroller comprising a handgrip supported between a pair of wheels;
- (c) providing a pair of stretchable tensioning members;
- (d) interconnecting each respective one of said pair of tensioning members with a respective one of said pair of handrollers and said pad;
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- (e) grasping each of said pair of handrollers and moving at least one of said pair of handrollers away from said pad.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.