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US 2017/0319892 A1Published application
Core muscle therapy apparatus
OwnerScott Bertrandinventor
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Abstract
A core muscle therapy apparatus is presented. The apparatus is designed to work the muscles comprising the core of a user by allowing the user's own body weight to resist the force of gravity in up to a 360 degree environment. The core muscle therapy apparatus has a base, a cage assembly, and a seat assembly.
Claims11
A core muscle therapy apparatus, comprising:
- a base comprising a first base frame and a second base frame;
- a cage assembly position substantially between the first base frame and the second base frame, the cage assembly having an upper cage frame member, a lower cage frame member, a first side cage frame member, and a second side cage frame member, wherein the first side cage frame member is pivotally connected to the first base frame at a first connection point and the second side cage frame member is pivotally connected to the second base frame at a second connection point, wherein a first axis of rotation is defined coaxial with a line formed between the first and second connection points, and wherein the cage assembly is configured to rotate about the first axis of rotation;
- a seat assembly rotationally connected to the upper cage frame member at a third connection point and the lower cage frame member at a fourth connection point, the seat assembly being configured to rotate about a second axis of rotation that is substantially perpendicular to the first axis of rotation, wherein the seat assembly comprises a seat configured to seat a user therein;
- wherein rotation of the cage assembly about the first axis of rotation moves the seat assembly from a substantially upright position to a predetermined reclined position angle, and wherein rotation of the seat assembly about the second axis of rotation rotates the user in the seat about the second axis of rotation at the predetermined reclined position angle.
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