Exercise jumper
AssigneeM&M Sales Enterprises Inc.
InventorsJohn Brian Priest, Ryan J. Fens
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Abstract
A jumper apparatus may include a ring, a set of poles along the ring and a pneumatic tube. Each pole of the set of poles may have a first axial end portion inwardly extending towards a centerline of the ring, a second axial end portion outwardly extending away from the centerline of the ring and a vertical portion connecting the first axial end portion and the second axial end portion. The ring is vertically located between the first axial end portion and the second axial end portion of each pole. The pneumatic tube may extend about the set of poles over the second axial end portion of each pole.
Claims20
A jumper apparatus comprising:
- a ring;
- a set of poles along the ring, each pole of the set of poles having a first axial end portion inwardly extending towards a centerline of the ring, a second axial end portion outwardly extending away from the centerline of the ring and a vertical portion connecting the first axial end portion and the second axial end portion, wherein the ring is vertically located between the first axial end portion and the second axial end portion of each pole;
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- a pneumatic tube extending about the set of poles over the second axial end portion of each pole.
A jumper frame for use with a pneumatic tube, the jumper frame comprising:
- a ring;
- a set of poles along the ring, each pole of the set of poles having a first axial end portion inwardly extending towards a centerline of the ring, a second axial end portion outwardly extending away from the centerline of the ring and a vertical portion connecting the first axial end portion and the second axial end portion, wherein the ring is vertically located between the first axial end portion and the second axial end portion of each pole, wherein the vertical portion of each pole of the set of poles has an axial midpoint between the first axial end portion of each pole of the set of poles and the second axial end portion of each pole of the set of poles and wherein the ring is vertically between the axial midpoint and the second axial end portion of each pole of the set of poles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.