Weightlifting belt hook
OwnerRobert C. Smithinventor
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Abstract
A weightlifting belt hook to support additional weight during weight training. The apparatus is attached to the user's weightlifting belt via a hook and holds disk weights generally at the level of the thighs. A downwardly extending member extends from the hook, and a weight supporting member extends upwardly and away from the bottom of the downwardly extending member. Exercise disk weights are placed over the weight supporting member and rest near the bottom of the weight supporting member.
Claims21
A weightlifting belt hook adapted to receive a plurality of standard disk weights, said weightlifting belt hook comprising:
- an anchor adapted to attach to a weightlifting belt;
- a downwardly extending member;
- and
- a weight supporting member.
A weightlifting belt hook adapted to receive a plurality of standard disk weights, said weightlifting belt hook comprising:
- an anchor adapted to attach to a weightlifting belt;
- and
- a J-shaped member depending downwardly from said anchor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.