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US 2019/0240522 A1Published application
Isometric Back, Neck, and Spine Exercise Apparatus
OwnerStephen Telfordinventor
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Abstract
An isometric exercise device has two handles and surfaces adapted for interaction with a user's head and/or neck to provide resistance to generally upward or downward movement or force from the user's head. The device can be used to perform a wide variety of back and neck exercises.
Claims19
An isometric spine exercise device, comprising:
- a base;
- a hand grip to the left of the base;
- a hand grip to the right of the base;
- an upward facing surface above the base supported by one or more first vertical support members attached to the base;
- and
- a downward facing surface above the upward facing surface.
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An isometric spine exercise device, comprising:
- a base;
- one or more first vertical support members extending above the base;
- an upward facing surface attached to the first vertical support members above the first vertical support members;
- two handles, each attached to opposite sides of the base and first vertical support members;
- and
- a downward facing surface above the upward facing surface attached to one or more second vertical support members attached to the base and/or the first vertical support members.
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An isometric spine exercise device, comprising:
- a base;
- at least two first vertical support members connected by a bridge attached to and rising above the base;
- a pair of handles on the base to either side of the arch;
- an upward facing surface on the top of the bridge;
- and
- a downward facing surface on the bottom of the bridge.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.