US 2015/0335934 A1 · SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF A PORTABLE, MULTI-PURPOSE, SINGLE-UNIT APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL EXERCISE, AND/OR ASSEMBLY-DISASSEMBLY PROCESSES, AND/OR INTELLECTUAL ACTIVITIES, AND/OR AMUSEMENT

Abstract

Invention is a portable-lightweight, single-unit-easily transportable, compact-durable, readily available-inexpensive, multi-purpose apparatus; inherently capable of multiple-embodiments for, at least, activities involving amusement, and/or exercise of the body, effecting nearly all joints, muscles groups, associated tissue, and/or activities related to the intellect, at least, to support external devices/objects(s) that may increase a use of intellectual function(s), including but not limited to sight, hearing, cognitive-skills; inherently comprising a physical-exercise in conjunction with an intellectual-activity during embodiment-assembly, augmenting the conscious-subconscious relationship; having multiple embodiments-exercises via repetitive assembly by twist-push locking-process and disassembly by pull-twist unlocking-process; performed in a standing, seated, supine, walking position(s); capable of exercise methods ranging from stretching, rotating, cardio, isometric, isotonic, to isokinetic; providing increased heart rates and respiration while strengthening, toning, rehabilitating, maintaining, improving physical/intellectual fitness; applicable to neck/shoulder, abdominal/back, pectoral/torso, arm/leg, wrist/ankle, foot/hand muscle and/or tissue; simulating bicycling, swimming, rowing, boxing, curling, pumping, or other modalities; facilitating un-wanted-fat waistline(s).

Claims35

Dependent claims

A system for a multi-purpose apparatus, at least, for reference purposes, hereinafter named IC1, comprising:

a.) a main body comprised of a plurality of pieces;
b.) a plurality of pieces that are capable of being made contiguous resulting in a usable, and/or a reusable, embodiment that has a potentiality for other useable, and/or reusable, other multiple embodiments;
c.) a potentiality for said other multiple embodiments that have, at least, purposes in the fields of 1) physical exercise, and/or 2) method of assembly and/or disassembly process, and/or 3) intellectual activity, and/or 4) amusement;
d.) a main body that is portable, and lightweight, and a single-unit, and easily transportable, and compact, and durable, and readily available, and inexpensive;
and
e.) a main body whereby said pieces of said main body are inherently comprised in a single apparatus, hereinafter named 100.

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A method for a system of a multi-purpose apparatus, at least, for reference purposes, hereinafter named IC2, comprising:

a.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a main body comprised of a plurality of pieces;
b.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a plurality of pieces that are capable of being made contiguous resulting in a usable, and a reusable, embodiment that has a potentiality for other useable, and reusable, other multiple embodiments;
c.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a potentiality for said other multiple embodiments that have, at least, purposes in the fields of 1) physical exercise, and/or 2) method of assembly and/or disassembly process, and/or 3) intellectual activity, and/or 4) amusement;
d.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a main body that is portable, and lightweight, and a single-unit, and easily transportable, and compact, and durable, and readily available, and inexpensive;
and
e.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a main body whereby said pieces of said main body are inherently comprised in a single apparatus, hereinafter named 100.

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A system for a physical exercise apparatus, at least, for reference purposes, hereinafter named IC3, comprising:

a.) a main body as an apparatus, hereinafter named 100;
b.) a first tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 101, having a first end, hereinafter named 101A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 101B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 101C;
c.) a first arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 102, having a first end, hereinafter named 102A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 102B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 102C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 102A, traversing through the mid-section at 102B and terminating at the second end at 102C;
d.) a first relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 103, having a first end, hereinafter named 103A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 103B;
e.) a second tee fitting rigid piece, or, alternatively an elongated rigid coupler, hereinafter named 104, having a first end, hereinafter named 104A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 104B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 104C;
f.) a second relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 105, having a first end, hereinafter named 105A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 105B;
g.) a second arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 106, having a first end, hereinafter named 106A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 106B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 106C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 106A, traversing through the mid-section at 106B and terminating at the second end at 106C;
h.) a third tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 107, having a first end, hereinafter named 107A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 107B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 107C;
i.) a third relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 108, having a first end, hereinafter named 108A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 108B;
j.) a fourth tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 109, having a first end, hereinafter named 109A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 109B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 109C;
k.) a fourth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 110, having a first end, hereinafter named 110A and having a second end, hereinafter named 110B;
whereat said 110 is proportionally fixed in length, within a range of tolerances, relationally predetermined by a relative overall combined, contiguous, length of the first relatively straight elongated rigid piece 103, with the second tee fitting rigid piece 104, and with the second relatively straight elongated rigid piece 105 respectively, maintaining contiguous functionality thus enabling formation of a variety of embodiments of the apparatus;)
l.) a fifth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 111, having a first end, hereinafter named 111A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 111B;
m.) a first approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 112, having a first end, hereinafter named 112A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 112B;
n.) a sixth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 113, having a first end, hereinafter named 113A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 113B;
o.) a second approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 114, having a first end, hereinafter named 114A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 114B;
and
p.) said 100 being comprised of the set of pieces so named:
101, and/or 102, and/or 103, and/or 104, and/or 105, and/or 106, and/or 107, and/or 108, and/or 109, and/or 110, and/or 111, and/or 112, and/or 113, and/or 114, whereby the forming of a main body is inherently comprised in a single apparatus, whereby the set of said pieces, individually and/or collectively, are selected by a user, in a process to form a particular embodiment desired by a user.

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A method for use of a system for a physical exercise apparatus, at least, for reference purposes, hereinafter named IC4, comprising the steps of:

a.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a main body as an apparatus;
hereinafter named 100;
b.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 101, having a first end, hereinafter named 101A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 101B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 101C;
c.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 102, having a first end, hereinafter named 102A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 102B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 102C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 102A, traversing through the mid-section at 102B and terminating at the second end at 102C;
d.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 103, having a first end, hereinafter named 103A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 103B;
e.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second tee fitting rigid piece, or, alternatively an elongated rigid coupler, hereinafter named 104, having a first end, hereinafter named 104A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 104B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 104C;
f.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 105, having a first end, hereinafter named 105A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 105B;
g.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 106, having a first end, hereinafter named 106A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 106B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 106C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 106A, traversing through the mid-section at 106B and terminating at the second end at 106C;
h.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a third tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 107, having a first end, hereinafter named 107A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 107B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 107C;
i.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a third relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 108, having a first end, hereinafter named 108A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 108B;
j.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fourth tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 109, having a first end, hereinafter named 109A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 109B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 109C;
k.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fourth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 110, having a first end, hereinafter named 110A and having a second end, hereinafter named 110B;
whereat said 110 is proportionally fixed in length, within a range of tolerances, relationally predetermined by a relative overall combined, contiguous, length of the first relatively straight elongated rigid piece 103, with the second tee fitting rigid piece 104, and with the second relatively straight elongated rigid piece 105 respectively, maintaining contiguous functionality thus enabling formation of a variety of embodiments of the apparatus;
l.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fifth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 111, having a first end, hereinafter named 111A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 111B;
m.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 112, having a first end, hereinafter named 112A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 112B;
n.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a sixth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 113, having a first end, hereinafter named 113A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 113B;
o.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 114, having a first end, hereinafter named 114A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 114B;
and
p.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a set of said pieces, individually and/or selectively and/or collectively, chosen by a user in a process to form a particular embodiment desired by a user, and said 100 being comprised of the set of following pieces:
101, and/or 102, and/or 103, and/or 104, and/or 105, and/or 106, and/or 107, and/or 108, and/or 109, and/or 110, and/or 111, and/or 112, and/or 113, and/or 114;
forming a main body inherently comprised in a single apparatus, forenamed 100.

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A method of assembly of an apparatus, at least, for reference purposes, hereinafter named IC5, the method comprising:

a.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a main body as an apparatus;
hereinafter named 100;
b.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 101, having a first end, hereinafter named 101A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 101B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 101C;
c.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 102, having a first end, hereinafter named 102A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 102B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 102C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 102A, traversing through the mid-section at 102B and terminating at the second end at 102C;
d.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 103, having a first end, hereinafter named 103A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 103B;
e.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second tee fitting rigid piece, or, alternatively an elongated rigid coupler, hereinafter named 104, having a first end, hereinafter named 104A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 104B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 104C;
f.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 105, having a first end, hereinafter named 105A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 105B;
g.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 106, having a first end, hereinafter named 106A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 106B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 106C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 106A, traversing through the mid-section at 106B and terminating at the second end at 106C;
h.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a third tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 107, having a first end, hereinafter named 107A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 107B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 107C;
i.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a third relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 108, having a first end, hereinafter named 108A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 108B;
j.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fourth tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 109, having a first end, hereinafter named 109A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 109B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 109C;
k.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fourth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 110, having a first end, hereinafter named 110A and having a second end, hereinafter named 110B;
whereat said 110 is proportionally fixed in length, within a range of tolerances, relationally predetermined by a relative overall combined, contiguous, length of the first relatively straight elongated rigid piece 103, with the second tee fitting rigid piece 104, and with the second relatively straight elongated rigid piece 105 respectively, maintaining contiguous functionality thus enabling formation of a variety of embodiments of the apparatus;
l.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fifth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 111, having a first end, hereinafter named 111A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 111B;
m.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 112, having a first end, hereinafter named 112A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 112B;
n.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a sixth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 113, having a first end, hereinafter named 113A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 113B;
o.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 114, having a first end, hereinafter named 114A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 114B;
and
p.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using said 100 being comprised of the set of pieces so named:
101, and/or 102, and/or 103, and/or 104, and/or 105, and/or 106, and/or 107, and/or 108, and/or 109, and/or 110, and/or 111, and/or 112, and/or 113, and/or 114, whereby the forming of a main body is inherently comprised in a single apparatus, whereby the set of said pieces, individually and/or collectively, are selected by a user, in a process to form a particular embodiment desired by a user;
and
q.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a plurality of pieces in an embodiment of an apparatus whereby a user is exerting a means of human force upon a first piece and making said first piece, e.g. 101, and/or alternatively, 104, and/or 107, and/or 109 contiguous to a second piece, e.g. 110, and/or 108, and/or 102, and/or 103, and/or 105, and/or 106;
r.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using pieces by a user whereby a user exerting a means of human force upon, and making contiguous, at least:
108B with 109A, and 109C with 110A, and 110B with 101C, and 101B with 102A, and 102C with 103A, and 103B with 104A, and 104C with 105A, and 105B with 106A, and 106C with 107B, and thus making 107C, at least proximately attachable to 108A, whereby said assembly, at least, now exists in an embodiment, thereby forming a single contiguous apparatus, hereinafter named 1001;
s.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using an embodiment via means of human force whereby said user exerts sufficient amount of force upon a said first piece resulting in a directional movement, e.g. a horizontal motion of a said first piece, so as to be contiguous to a second piece as selected by a user;
t.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using an embodiment via means of human force whereby a user simultaneously exerts sufficient amount of force upon said first piece in a second directional movement, e.g. a rotational motion of a said first piece, to be contiguous to said second piece;
u.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using an embodiment via means of human force whereby a user exerts sufficient amount of force upon a first piece and/or a second piece in a first directional movement, e.g. a horizontal motion, and simultaneously said user exerts a sufficient amount of force upon said first piece and/or said second piece in a second directional movement, e.g. a rotational motion, upon said second piece;
and
v.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using, at least alternatively, a user having conjoined pieces assembled in said manner, whereby within a plane the pieces exist, there is a differing axial centerline between the pieces whereby said user may apply force upon said pieces, whereby said differing axial centerlines are altered to a degree, at least, to include a parallel distance between said differing axial centerlines, whereby said pieces are then able to be made contiguous that results in a locking-process effect between said pieces;
and/or
i.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using said embodiment via means of human force as recited in s.), and t.), and u.), and v.), respectively, and immediately above, sufficiently to a point whereby said first piece and said second piece, and/or, any subsequent piece(s) are so contiguously engaged to each other that there results a locking-process effect between said pieces.

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A system for an intellectual activities apparatus, at least, for reference purposes, hereinafter named IC7, comprising:

a.) a main body as an apparatus, hereinafter named 100 comprised of:
b.) a first tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 101, having a first end, hereinafter named 101A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 101B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 101C;
c.) a first arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 102, having a first end, hereinafter named 102A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 102B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 102C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 102A, traversing through the mid-section at 102B and terminating at the second end at 102C;
d.) a first relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 103, having a first end, hereinafter named 103A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 103B;
e.) a second tee fitting rigid piece, or, alternatively an elongated rigid coupler, hereinafter named 104, having a first end, hereinafter named 104A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 104B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 104C;
f.) a second relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 105, having a first end, hereinafter named 105A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 105B;
g.) a second arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 106, having a first end, hereinafter named 106A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 106B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 106C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 106A, traversing through the mid-section at 106B and terminating at the second end at 106C;
h.) a third tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 107, having a first end, hereinafter named 107A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 107B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 107C;
i.) a third relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 108, having a first end, hereinafter named 108A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 108B;
j.) a fourth tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 109, having a first end, hereinafter named 109A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 109B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 109C;
k.) a fourth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 110, having a first end, hereinafter named 110A and having a second end, hereinafter named 110B;
whereat said 110 is proportionally fixed in length, within a range of tolerances, relationally predetermined by a relative overall combined, contiguous, length of the first relatively straight elongated rigid piece 103, with the second tee fitting rigid piece 104, and with the second relatively straight elongated rigid piece 105 respectively, maintaining contiguous functionality thus enabling formation of a variety of embodiments of the apparatus;
l.) a fifth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 111, having a first end, hereinafter named 111A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 111B;
m.) a first approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 112, having a first end, hereinafter named 112A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 112B;
n.) a sixth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 113, having a first end, hereinafter named 113A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 113B;
o.) a second approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 114, having a first end, hereinafter named 114A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 114B;
and
p.) said 100 being comprised of the set of pieces so named:
101, and/or 102, and/or 103, and/or 104, and/or 105, and/or 106, and/or 107, and/or 108, and/or 109, and/or 110, and/or 111, and/or 112, and/or 113, and/or 114, whereby the forming of a main body is inherently comprised in a single apparatus, whereby the set of said pieces, individually and/or collectively, are selected by a user, in a process to form a particular embodiment desired by a user.

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A method for use of a system for an intellectual activity apparatus, at least, for reference purposes, hereinafter named IC8, comprising the steps of:

a.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a main body as an apparatus;
hereinafter named 100;
b.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 101, having a first end, hereinafter named 101A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 101B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 101C;
c.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 102, having a first end, hereinafter named 102A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 102B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 102C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 102A, traversing through the mid-section at 102B and terminating at the second end at 102C;
d.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 103, having a first end, hereinafter named 103A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 103B;
e.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second tee fitting rigid piece, or, alternatively an elongated rigid coupler, hereinafter named 104, having a first end, hereinafter named 104A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 104B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 104C;
f.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 105, having a first end, hereinafter named 105A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 105B;
g.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 106, having a first end, hereinafter named 106A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 106B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 106C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 106A, traversing through the mid-section at 106B and terminating at the second end at 106C;
h.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a third tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 107, having a first end, hereinafter named 107A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 107B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 107C;
i.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a third relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 108, having a first end, hereinafter named 108A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 108B;
j.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fourth tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 109, having a first end, hereinafter named 109A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 109B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 109C;
k.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fourth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 110, having a first end, hereinafter named 110A and having a second end, hereinafter named 110B;
whereat said 110 is proportionally fixed in length, within a range of tolerances, relationally predetermined by a relative overall combined, contiguous, length of the first relatively straight elongated rigid piece 103, with the second tee fitting rigid piece 104, and with the second relatively straight elongated rigid piece 105 respectively, maintaining contiguous functionality thus enabling formation of a variety of embodiments of the apparatus;
l.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fifth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 111, having a first end, hereinafter named 111A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 111B;
m.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 112, having a first end, hereinafter named 112A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 112B;
n.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a sixth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 113, having a first end, hereinafter named 113A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 113B;
o.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 114, having a first end, hereinafter named 114A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 114B;
and
p.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using said 100 being comprised of the set of pieces so named:
101, and/or 102, and/or 103, and/or 104, and/or 105, and/or 106, and/or 107, and/or 108, and/or 109, and/or 110, and/or 111, and/or 112, and/or 113, and/or 114, whereby the forming of a main body is inherently comprised in a single apparatus, whereby the set of said pieces, individually and/or collectively, are selected by a user, in a process to form a particular embodiment desired by a user.

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A system for an amusement apparatus, at least, for reference purposes, hereinafter named IC9, comprising:

a.) a main body as an apparatus, hereinafter named 100;
b.) a first tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 101, having a first end, hereinafter named 101A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 101B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 101C;
c.) a first arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 102, having a first end, hereinafter named 102A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 102B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 102C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 102A, traversing through the mid-section at 102B and terminating at the second end at 102C;
d.) a first relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 103, having a first end, hereinafter named 103A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 103B;
e.) a second tee fitting rigid piece, or, alternatively an elongated rigid coupler, hereinafter named 104, having a first end, hereinafter named 104A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 104B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 104C;
f.) a second relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 105, having a first end, hereinafter named 105A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 105B;
g.) a second arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 106, having a first end, hereinafter named 106A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 106B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 106C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 106A, traversing through the mid-section at 106B and terminating at the second end at 106C;
h.) a third tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 107, having a first end, hereinafter named 107A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 107B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 107C;
i.) a third relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 108, having a first end, hereinafter named 108A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 108B;
j.) a fourth tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 109, having a first end, hereinafter named 109A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 109B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 109C;
k.) a fourth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 110, having a first end, hereinafter named 110A and having a second end, hereinafter named 110B;
whereat said 110 is proportionally fixed in length, within a range of tolerances, relationally predetermined by a relative overall combined, contiguous, length of the first relatively straight elongated rigid piece 103, with the second tee fitting rigid piece 104, and with the second relatively straight elongated rigid piece 105 respectively, maintaining contiguous functionality thus enabling formation of a variety of embodiments of the apparatus;
l.) a fifth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 111, having a first end, hereinafter named 111A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 111B;
m.) a first approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 112, having a first end, hereinafter named 112A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 112B;
n.) a sixth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 113, having a first end, hereinafter named 113A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 113B;
o.) a second approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 114, having a first end, hereinafter named 114A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 114B;
and
p.) said 100 being comprised of the set of pieces so named:
101, and/or 102, and/or 103, and/or 104, and/or 105, and/or 106, and/or 107, and/or 108, and/or 109, and/or 110, and/or 111, and/or 112, and/or 113, and/or 114, whereby the forming of a main body is inherently comprised in a single apparatus, whereby the set of said pieces, individually and/or collectively, are selected by a user, in a process to form a particular embodiment desired by a user.

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A method for use of an amusement apparatus, at least, for reference purposes, hereinafter named IC10, the method comprised of:

a.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a main body as an apparatus;
hereinafter named 100;
b.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 101, having a first end, hereinafter named 101A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 101B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 101C;
c.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 102, having a first end, hereinafter named 102A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 102B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 102C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 102A, traversing through the mid-section at 102B and terminating at the second end at 102C;
d.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 103, having a first end, hereinafter named 103A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 103B;
e.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second tee fitting rigid piece, or, alternatively an elongated rigid coupler, hereinafter named 104, having a first end, hereinafter named 104A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 104B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 104C;
f.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 105, having a first end, hereinafter named 105A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 105B;
g.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second arced rigid piece, hereinafter named 106, having a first end, hereinafter named 106A, having a mid-section maintaining an arc, hereinafter named 106B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 106C;
collectively forming an arc wherein said arc includes an angular range of degrees within which approximation of ninety-degree, 90°, and including ninety-degree, 90°, is included, said angular range commencing at the first end at 106A, traversing through the mid-section at 106B and terminating at the second end at 106C;
h.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a third tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 107, having a first end, hereinafter named 107A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 107B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 107C;
i.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a third relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 108, having a first end, hereinafter named 108A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 108B;
j.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fourth tee fitting rigid piece, hereinafter named 109, having a first end, hereinafter named 109A, and having a mid-section, hereinafter named 109B, and having a second end, hereinafter named 109C;
k.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fourth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 110, having a first end, hereinafter named 110A and having a second end, hereinafter named 110B;
whereat said 110 is proportionally fixed in length, within a range of tolerances, relationally predetermined by a relative overall combined, contiguous, length of the first relatively straight elongated rigid piece 103, with the second tee fitting rigid piece 104, and with the second relatively straight elongated rigid piece 105 respectively, maintaining contiguous functionality thus enabling formation of a variety of embodiments of the apparatus;
l.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a fifth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 111, having a first end, hereinafter named 111A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 111B;
m.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a first approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 112, having a first end, hereinafter named 112A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 112B;
n.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a sixth relatively straight elongated rigid piece, hereinafter named 113, having a first end, hereinafter named 113A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 113B;
o.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using a second approximately ninety-degree, 90°, rigid piece, hereinafter named 114, having a first end, hereinafter named 114A, and having a second end, hereinafter named 114B;
and
p.) providing, and/or assembling, and/or using said 100 being comprised of the set of pieces so named:
101, and/or 102, and/or 103, and/or 104, and/or 105, and/or 106, and/or 107, and/or 108, and/or 109, and/or 110, and/or 111, and/or 112, and/or 113, and/or 114, whereby the forming of a main body is inherently comprised in a single apparatus, whereby the set of said pieces, individually and/or collectively, are selected by a user, in a process to form a particular embodiment desired by a user.

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Systems and methods of a portable, multi-purpose, single-unit apparatus for physical exercise, and/or assembly-disassembly processes, and/or intellectual activities, and/or amusement

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