Resistive exercise device
OwnerDouglas K. Vernoninventor
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Abstract
An exercise harness has a plurality of attachment points positioned on a waist element and a shoulder element, a plurality of gripping means, and a plurality of resistive members. Each resistive member includes a first end adapted to be coupled to an attachment point and a second end affixed to a gripping means. Alternatively, the shoulder element of the exercise harness has a right side and a left side. Each of a plurality of resistive members has a first end and a second end each affixed to a gripping means. Stabilizing means are provided to produce tension in the first resistive member when the other end thereof is pulled. Stabilizing means can be positioned at the user's shoulder and waist regions
Claims27
An exercise device, comprising:
- a harness adapted to fit about a torso of a user, the harness including:
- a waist element, and
- a shoulder element;
- a plurality of attachment points positioned on the waist element and the shoulder element;
- a plurality of gripping means;
- and
- a plurality of resistive members, wherein each resistive member comprises:
- a first end adapted to be coupled to an attachment point;
- and
- a second end affixed to a gripping means.
An exercise device, comprising:
- a harness adapted to fit about a torso of a user, the harness including:
- a waist element,
- a shoulder element having a right side and a left side, and
- a linking element to link the waist element and the shoulder element;
- a first set of attachment points proximate the shoulder element;
- a second set of attachment points proximate the waist element;
- and
- a plurality of resistive members, wherein each resistive member comprises:
- a first end detachably coupled to an attachment point;
- and
- a second end affixed to a gripping means.
An exercise device, comprising:
- a harness adapted to fit about a torso of a user, the harness comprising:
- a waist member having a right side and a left side;
- and
- a shoulder member having a first side and a second side;
- a first resistive member having two ends, each end having coupled thereto a gripping means;
- a second resistive member having two ends, each end having coupled thereto a gripping means;
- first means for stabilizing the first resistive member at one end to permit tension to be produced in the first resistive member when the other end thereof is pulled;
- and
- second means for stabilizing the second resistive member at one end to permit tension to be produced in the second resistive member when the other end thereof is pulled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.