Exercise equipment
OwnerTom Chianginventor
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An exercise apparatus may include a first horizontal bar, a second horizontal bar, a titled body supporting unit, a supporting assembly and an adjusting unit. In one embodiment, both the first horizontal bar and second horizontal bar are located at a rear portion of the exercise equipment, so the user can fully extend his arms and stretch the back muscle and cervical spine when grasping the horizontal bar. The adjusting unit is used to adjust the titled angle of the titled body supporting unit. The user can hold either the first or second horizontal bar and lay the body on top of the titled body supporting unit, such that the titled body supporting unit can sustain a substantial portion of the user's weight to enable the user to lift the body with the arms holding on the horizontal bar, even though the user is elder or overweight.
An exercise equipment comprising at least one horizontal bar, a titled body supporting unit, and a supporting assembly, wherein the supporting assembly has a pair of vertical posts and a base to support the exercise equipment, and an upper portion of the titled body supporting unit is pivotally secured on each of the vertical posts, and the horizontal bar is disposed behind the vertical posts, namely on an opposite side of the titled body supporting unit, so when the user grasps the horizontal bar, the user's arms can be fully extended, and the user's back muscle and cervical spine can be stretched.
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