Collapsible exercise machine
AssigneeGreat Fitness Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorCHIH-YUNG HSU
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Abstract
A collapsible exercise machine includes a stationary base, a moving member, and a supporting frame. The stationary base includes a pivotally connecting portion and a first supporting portion. The moving member is pivotally connected to the pivotally connecting portion of the stationary base, can be pivoted to an extended position and a collapsed position with respect to the stationary base, and includes a second supporting portion. The supporting frame includes a third supporting portion, is fixedly connected to the stationary base, and lies under the pivotally connecting portion. When in the extended position, the stationary base and the moving member are supported by the third supporting portion as well as the first supporting portion and the second supporting portion.
Claims7
A collapsible exercise machine, comprising:
- a stationary base including a pivotally connecting portion and a first supporting portion extending to a planar base surface;
- a moving member pivotally connected to the pivotally connecting portion of the stationary base, the moving member being configured to pivot [[to]] between an extended position and a collapsed position with respect to the stationary base, the moving member including a second supporting portion extending to the base surface when the moving member is in the extended position, the second supporting portion being displaced from the base surface when the moving member is in the collapsed position;
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- a supporting frame including a third supporting portion extending to the base surface, the supporting frame being fixedly connected to the stationary base, the supporting frame being positioned under the pivotally connecting portion, wherein the third supporting portion together with the first supporting portion extend to the base surface for supporting the collapsible exercise machine with respect to the base surface when the moving member is in the collapsed position, and the second supporting portion together with the first supporting portion and the third supporting portion are disposed in a common plane defined by the base surface when the moving member is in the extended position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.