Bi-directional Resistance Exercise Machine
OwnerRobert Stepanian, Elizabeth Coddingtoninventors
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Disclosed is a bi-directional resistance exercise machine. The bi-directional resistance exercise machine is comprised of two flywheels that provide constant and variable resistance against the movement of a trolley during a push or pull movement. The bi-directional resistance allows a user to work antagonistic muscles in an efficient manner and in one single machine. Accordingly, the present invention provides resistance against a user while pulling a trolley along a track to work the core, legs, back, and biceps, and resistance against a user while pushing a trolley along a track to work the core, chest, triceps, and shoulders.
A bi-directional resistance exercise machine that provides resistance on pulling movements and on pushing movements by having a first flywheel connected to a first resistance wheel via a first flywheel belt and a second flywheel connected to a second resistance wheel via a second flywheel belt, wherein said resistance during said pushing movements is driven by the first flywheel and the first resistance wheel, and wherein said resistance during said pulling movements is driven by the second flywheel and the second resistance wheel.
A bi-directional resistance exercise machine comprising:
A method of achieving an antagonistic work out comprising:
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