Elastic pull-type exerciser
OwnerHorst K. Wieder, Klaus A. Wiederinventors
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Abstract
Grip member for elastic cord used for exercising contains two parallel cylindrical bores with slightly greater diameter than the cable, to slidingly receive the cable and prevent sliding of the cable through the grip member and permit adjusting of the active length of the cable used in any specific exercise. A tubular member receives one of the hand grip members in each end and may serve to simulate a bar used to lift weights, a golf club handle, a tennis racket handle, a baseball bat, a canoe paddle, a hockey stick, or the like. A device is provided to attach the cable at the juncture of a door and door frame.
Claims4
In an exercise device comprising an elongated elastomeric member or cable for exercising, the combination comprising:
- a bar means for removably securing a grip member in each of its respective ends,
- an elongated elastic member or cable,
- a grip member adapted to be inserted in the ends of said bar means,
- said grip member being elongated to provide a first end and a second end,
- said grip member having two cylindrical passages each communicating from said first end to said second end and each having an axis,
- each of said passages having a diameter only slightly greater than the diameter of said cable to thereby slidingly receive said cable in said passage,
- said passages being contiguous and separated only by a web portion of said grip member,
- said axes of said passages being parallel,
- said grip member having an outer surface with portions of said outer surface conforming in shape to portions of said passages contained in said grip member,
- said grip member having an enlarged portion at one end for limiting the extent of travel of each grip member within the bar means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.