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US 2024/0366995 A1Published application
Run Cycle Exercise Device
OwnerSteven Heideckeinventor
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There is a first and second set of right and left dual link members. The first set of right and left link members connected with an axis, axle in a frame. The second set of right and left link members connected with the first set of left and right link members and these connections are located radial from the axis axle in the frame. These connections between the first and second link members of the right and left side are configured at 180 degrees relative to each other. Foot supports connected with the second set of crank arms and located longitudinal from the connection in-between the first and second crank arms. The second set of crank arms may swing, rotate move one way forward as the first set of crank arms rotates forward 360 degrees allowing the user a more natural moving style and running motion, defined as run-cycling.
An exercise device (1) comprising:
An exercise device (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, further including an adjustment mechanism to control radial, longitudinal adjustability of connection (17) of the second link member (29) with the first link member (13) relative in distance from axis (11).
An exercise device (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, further including an adjustment mechanism to control radial, longitudinal adjustability of distance of the surface (35) relative in distance from connection (17) of the second link member (29) with the first link member (13).
An exercise device (1) according to any one of the preceding claim, wherein the surface (35) for supporting the body part of a user further includes a foot support (35).
An exercise device (1) according to any one of the preceding claim, further including a left and a right side configuration of the axis (11), first link member (13), connection (17), second link member (29), and/or foot support (35).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.