Running or jogging exercising glove
OwnerJames Nettiinventor
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Abstract
An exercise device for conditioning the upper arms and body muscles. Said device includes a glove having a hand section, a wrist section and a forearm section, said glove encompassing the entire forearm region of the wearer. The hand section and the forearm section of the glove contains strategically positioned weights that are arranged to enhance development and toning of the arm and upper body muscles when the arm is moved through a normal swinging motion, as for example, when the wearer is running or jogging.
Claims10
A device for conditioning upper arms and body muscles while running or jogging, wherein said device for each arm includes a glove having a hand section, a wrist section and a forearm section which encompasses the entire forearm region of the wearer, said sections being formed of a pliable material, a first weight means attached to the palm region of the hand section, a second weight means attached to the metacarpal region of the hand section and a third weight means including a plurality of weights attached to the posterior region of the forearm section that extend longitudinally substantially along the entire length of the forearm section, retaining means connected to the forearm section for securing the said third weight means to the posterior region of the wearer's forearm, and said first and second weight means being of substantially the same weight to permit the arms to swing freely while the wearer is running.
A device for conditioning upper arms and body muscles while running or jogging, wherein said device for each arm includes a glove having a hand section, a wrist section and a forearm section which encompasses the entire forearm region of the wearer, said sections being formed of a pliable material, a first weight means attached to the palm region of the hand section, a second weight means attached to the metacarpal region of the hand section, said third weight means including a plurality of weights attached to the posterior region of the forearm section, said plurality of weights being evenly distributed over the posterior region, a closure means located in the anterior region of the forearm section that extends from the wrist section to the distal edge of the forearm section to permit the forearm section to be opened and closed, a pair of straps for securing said third weight means to the arms of the wearer, each strap being secured to the forearm section adjacent to one side of the closure means and having a fastening means being secured to the forearm section adjacent to the same side of the closure means as said one end of each strap whereby the opposite end of said strap can be wrapped about the arm of the wearer and secured over the closure means and said first and second weight means being of substantially the same weight to permit the arms of the wearer to swing freely.
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