Hand, wrist and forearm exercising device
OwnerDan Chapmaninventor
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Abstract
A hand, wrist and forearm exerciser device comprising a roller assembly adapted to be grasped by either one or both hands of the user for rolling or twisting of the assembly about its own longitudinal axis, clamping members secured to the opposite ends of the roller assembly for securing the device to a suitable support structure, such as a bench press apparatus, and an adjustable tensioning assembly operably connected with the roller assembly for applying a preselected resistance to the twisting of the roller to provide an effective and efficient hand, wrist and forearm exercising operation.
Claims3
A hand, wrist and forearm exercising apparatus adapted to be removably mounted on a support structure and comprising elongated continuous roller means to be grasped about the outer periphery by the hands of the user for twisting thereof about its own longitudinal axis, clamping means secured to the opposite ends of the roller means for suspending the roller means therebetween and securing said roller means to said support structure, and tensioning means operably connected with the roller means and disposed in the proximity of one end thereof, said tensioning means comprising a sleeve means secured in the proximity of one end of the roller means, friction belt means disposed around at least a portion of the outer periphery of the sleeve means, and means operably connected directly to the friction belt means for adjusting the tension of the belt for providing substantially any desired resistance to the twisting motion for an effective exercising of the hands, and wrist and forearm of the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.