Exercise information system
OwnerRobert C. Bowmaninventor
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Abstract
An exercise information system for allowing an individual to record their workout and view information relating to previous workouts. The exercise information system includes a monitoring unit having a display and keypad for receiving and displaying workout data during an exercise. The monitoring unit is connected to a computer system for uploading the entered data which is stored within a database that may be accessed at a later time via another computer system or monitoring unit.
Claims18
An exercise information system, comprising:
- a monitoring unit having a central processing unit, a display in communication with said central processing unit, and a keypad in communication with said central processing unit, wherein a user enters workout data into said monitoring unit;
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- a means for transferring workout data from said monitoring unit to a data storage means.
A method of utilizing an exercise information system having a monitoring unit comprised of a central processing unit, a display in communication with said central processing unit, and a keypad in communication with said central processing unit, wherein a user enters workout data into said monitoring unit, said method comprising the steps of:
- (a) performing and completing an exercise;
- (b) entering exercise data into said monitoring unit which is stored in a specific workout session;
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- (c) uploading said specific workout session to a computer system.
A method of utilizing an exercise information system having a monitoring unit comprised of a central processing unit, a display in communication with said central processing unit, and a keypad in communication with said central processing unit, wherein a user enters workout data into said monitoring unit, said method comprising the steps of:
- (a) entering exercise data into said monitoring unit which is stored in a specific workout session, wherein said exercise data relates to an exercise to be performed;
- (b) performing and completing said exercise;
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- (c) uploading said specific workout session to a computer system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.