Exercise machine
OwnerHenry B. Whitmore, Thomas P. Mooreinventors
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A highly compact and lightweight exercise machine which, in one unit, includes the features of a bicycle ergometer and of a rope pulling machine. The resistance to the movement of the bicycle ergometer and rope pulling machine features is provided by the same resistance apparatus. The resistance apparatus includes a metallic disk which is connected to the bicycle ergometer and rope pulling features and which rotates near a source of magnetism. The interaction between the rotating disk and the source of magnetism creates electromagnetic forces which exert drag on the disk. The exercise machine is constructed so that all rotatable components require only two shafts, which construction significantly reduces the space requirements of the exercise machine components. A differential pulley system is incorporated in the exercise machine and amplifies the resistance produced by the resistance apparatus. The exercise machine also includes a system for measuring rotational velocity and/or force caused by a user of the exercise machine.
An exercise machine for providing rope pull/rowing exercise and bicycling exercise comprising:
An exercise machine for providing rope pull/rowing exercise and bicycling exercise comprising:
An exercise machine for providing rope pull/rowing exercise and bicycling exercise comprising:
An exercise machine usable for exercises involving pedalling against resistance and pulling against resistance comprising:
An exercise machine as disclosed in claims 4, 5, 6, 7 or 17 further comprises means for measuring velocity of a moving component of said exercise machine and indicating said velocity to a user of said exercise machine, said means for measuring and indicating being mounted to said housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.