Exercise handle and methods of use
AssigneeTherapyZone, Inc.
InventorsDavid Berman, Lee F. Spieker
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Abstract
An exercise handle for use with a cord and a method for the use thereof, the handle having a channel portion having at least two channel ends that are positioned non-diametrically relative to each other on the channel portion, the channel portion being rounded relative to a center point; a channel being fashioned on the channel portion, the channel being adapted to receive the cord; a grip portion being positioned between the at least two channel portion ends in an off-center relationship to the center point of the channel portion.
Claims20
An exercise handle, comprising:
- a channel portion forming a circular arc, the channel portion having a first and a second channel end portion;
- a grip portion having a first and a second end portion, the grip portion being positioned between the first and second channel end portions, wherein the first channel end portion merges with the first end portion, the second channel end portion merges with the second end portion, the grip portion having a length less than a diameter of the circular arc;
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- a channel formed in the channel portion being adapted to receive a cord.
An exercise method employing a cord attached to an anchor, the method comprising:
- gripping a grip portion of a handle having a channel portion forming a circular arc, the channel portion having a first and a second channel end portion, a channel being formed in the channel portion, and adapted to receive the cord, the grip portion positioned between the first and second channel end portions, the grip portion having a first and a second end portion wherein the first channel end portion merges with the first end portion, the second channel end portion merges with the second end portion, the grip portion having a length less than a diameter of the circular arc;
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- moving the handle to apply force to the anchor via the cord in the channel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.