Weight-balanced exercise apparatuses and methods of using same
OwnerAlbert Sorin, Richard Sorininventors
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Abstract
A weight-balanced apparatus, comprising: a main body shaped substantially like a hollow sphere with spherical caps removed in a same central axis of the body to create two opposing openings sized to account for the natural motion of a user's arm during exercise and where the main body is balanced in each of at least three dimensions from a center point of the sphere, wherein each of the two opposing openings have a continuous, rotationally symmetric beveled edge around the opening; and, a hand hold traversing centrally through the hollow of the spherical main body through the center point and transverse to the central axis.
Claims20
A weight-balanced apparatus, comprising:
- a main body shaped substantially like a hollow sphere with spherical caps removed in a same central axis of the body to create two opposing openings sized to account for a natural motion of a user's arm during exercise and where the main body is balanced in each of at least three dimensions from a center point of the sphere,
- wherein each of the two opposing openings have a continuous, rotationally symmetric beveled edge around the opening;
- and,
- a hand hold traversing centrally through the hollow of the spherical main body through the center point and transverse to the central axis.
A method of using a weight-balanced apparatus, comprising:
- inserting at least one hand into a main body shaped substantially like a hollow sphere with spherical caps removed in a same central axis of the body to create two opposing openings sized to account for a natural motion of a user's arm during exercise and where the main body is balanced in each of at least three dimensions from a center point of the sphere, wherein each of the two opposing openings have a continuous, rotationally symmetric beveled edge around the opening;
- grabbing a hand hold traversing centrally through the hollow of the spherical main body through the center point and transverse to the central axis;
- and,
- exercising by maneuvering the apparatus using the hand hold as a contact point between a user and the apparatus.
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