Fitness bar
AssigneeO & R Products, Incorporated
InventorHerschel Roach
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Abstract
A fitness bar for supporting a person during the performance of physical exercise includes a base bar that is normally disposed along a horizontal surface to support one end of the fitness bar. A pair of support arms extend generally upwardly from the distal ends of the base bar, and a pair of transverse beam bars extend laterally from the upper ends of the support arms. A pair of support legs extend downwardly from the ends of the transverse beam bars for engaging the horizontal surface to support the other end of the fitness bar. The transverse beam bars are spaced apart a sufficient distance to allow a person to perform physical exercise by grasping said beam bars and moving through strenuous positions between the beam bars.
Claims8
A fitness bar for supporting a person during performance of physical exercise, comprising:
- a pair of transverse spaced apart beam bars;
- a pair of support legs extending downwardly from the beam bars for engaging a supporting surface to support one end of the fitness bar, said support legs being spaced apart a distance substantially the same distance as said beam bars;
- a base bar for being disposed along the supporting surface between said beam bars and support legs to support the other end of the fitness bar;
- a pair of support arms extending upwardly and outwardly at an angle from the distal ends of said base bar between said beam bars and support legs, said beam bars extending laterally from the upper ends of said support arms;
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- said transverse beam bars being spaced apart a distance to allow a person to perform physical exercise by grasping said beam bars and moving through strenuous positions between said beam bars.
A fitness bar constructed of a continuous, chrome plated tube and for supporting a person during the performance of physical exercise, comprising:
- a base bar of approximately 8 inches in length for being disposed along a horizontal surface to support one end of the fitness bar;
- a pair of support arms of approximately 11 and 1/2 inches in length extending outwardly from the distal ends of said base bar and upwardly at an angle of approximately 55.degree. with the horizontal surface;
- a pair of transverse beam bars having a length of approximately 11 inches and extending laterally from the upper end of said support arms at an angle of approximately 20.degree. with respect to horizontal;
- a pair of support legs having a length of approximately 13 inches and extending downwardly from the beam bars at an angle of approximately 5.degree. with respect to vertical for engaging the horizontal surface to support the other end of the fitness bar;
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- said transverse beam bars being spaced apart approximately 22 inches for allowing a person to perform physical exercise by grasping said beam bars and moving through strenuous positions between said beam bars.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.