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US 2026/0257102 A1Published application
Collapsible freestanding exercise station
AssigneeMWA Company
InventorsMichael Alfandre, Theodore R. Espiritu, JR., Daniel H. Stuart, Zachary D. Henderson
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Abstract
An exercise station with a pull-up bar is disclosed. The exercise station is freestanding without engaging external structures, and supports a user in performing an exercise routine, such as pull-ups or dips. The exercise station may be collapsed to a small footprint and a low vertical profile without removal or disassembly of the exercise station’s components.
Claims20
An exercise station comprising:
- a base;
- a first stand;
- a second stand;
- and
- a pull-up bar,
- wherein, in an expanded state of the exercise station, the base is configured to rest on a floor, the first stand is coupled to the base in a substantially vertical orientation, the second stand is coupled to the base in a substantially vertical orientation, the first stand and the second stand define a vertical-lateral plane, and the pull-up bar is oriented in a substantially lateral orientation within the vertical-lateral plane,
- wherein, in a collapsed state of the exercise station, the first stand is coupled to the base in a substantially lateral orientation and the second stand is coupled to the base in a substantially lateral orientation, and
- wherein, during a transition from the expanded state of the exercise station to the collapsed state of the exercise station, the first stand and the second stand each rotate inwards while remaining substantially in the vertical-lateral plane.
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An exercise station comprising:
- a base configured to rest on a floor;
- a first stand coupled to the base at a first side of the base;
- a second stand coupled to the base at a second side of the base;
- and
- a pull-up bar,
- wherein, in an expanded state of the exercise station, the first stand is oriented vertically, the second stand is oriented vertically, and the pull-up bar is oriented laterally across the exercise station from the first stand to the second stand,
- wherein, in a collapsed state of the exercise station, the first stand is oriented laterally and the second stand is oriented laterally, and
- wherein, during a transition from the expanded state of the exercise station to the collapsed state of the exercise station, the first stand and the second stand rotate inwardly toward one another.
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An exercise station comprising:
- a base;
- a first stand;
- a second stand;
- and
- a pull-up bar,
- wherein, in an expanded state of the exercise station, the first stand and the second stand each extend upwardly from the base to support the pull-up bar,
- wherein, in a collapsed state of the exercise station, the first stand and the second stand each are collapsed laterally along the base, and
- wherein, during a transition from the expanded state of the exercise station to the collapsed state of the exercise station, the first stand and the second stand rotate inwardly towards each other.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.