Material for Enhancing the Effects of Exercise
OwnerMichael Rudaninventor
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A compressible material is provided for use with athletic equipment and apparel for enhancing the effects of physical exercise for a person. The material can include one or more compression members that extend from shoes, insoles for shoes, exercise gloves, wraps for exercise equipment, exercise mat or floor covering, headbands, socks, exercise garments, free weights and sports helmets. The compression members can be made of one or more of rubber, thermoplastic rubber, foam rubber, polyurethane rubber, silicone rubber, thermoplastic resin and thermoplastic elastomer. Positioning the compressible material such that it is between the user and any surface for example when exercising, requires the person to maintain balance while performing the exercise by using other muscles that would not ordinarily be used during the exercise, and provides proprioceptive feedback to the person's central nervous system.
A method for inducing a person to use additional muscles and to hold the additional muscles, their joints and their body in a proper alignment providing proprioceptive feedback to their central nervous system (“CNS”) when gripping a barbell, a dumbbell or other like weight or resistance equipment during physical exercise, the method comprising:
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