Assistance training equipment of sit-up exercise

Abstract

An assistant training equipment mainly for helping people to do sit-ups, which comprises a connecting shaft, a supporting assembly and a holding assembly. The connecting shaft consists of a main tube and two sliding shafts slidable receive in the opposite ends of the main tube respectively. Each of the sliding shafts has an elastic bottom, which is to engage to openings on the main tube for locking the connecting shaft in a specific length. The supporting assembly is secured at one end of the connecting shaft for user to put his/her feet thereon. The holding assembling is secured at the other end of the connecting shaft for user to hold it by hands. Thus, when user do sit-ups with the assistance of the present invention, the loading of the user's back will reduce by user's hands exerting on the holding assembly.

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