Thigh muscle stretching device
OwnerGregorio Dela Rosainventor
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Abstract
An improved thigh muscle stretching device includes a central spine or post having a seat bottom on one end thereof, and an elongate worm gear mounted for free rotation adjacent the opposing end of the spine. A movable housing is threadedly received on the worm gear, and a pair of elongate rod members are dual-plane pivotally mounted on opposing sides of the housing. The distal ends of the rod members are adapted for receiving the legs of a user. Rotation of the worm gear is controlled by a multiple-plane pivoting handle positioned for user operation.
Claims5
A device for aiding user stretching of adductor and other muscles of the thighs, said device comprising:
- an elongate spine or main shaft having top and bottom sides and front and back ends;
- a seat bottom retained on said top side of said spine adjacent said back end thereof;
- an elongate worm gear mounted for free rotation in spatial parallel relation to said spine adjacent said front end thereof;
- user operated means for rotating said worm gear in clockwise and counterclockwise directions;
- a movable housing including a threaded bore therethrough which is engaged with said worm gear to travel substantially the length of said gear;
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- a pair of elongate rod members, each mounted at one end to said housing on opposing sides of said threaded bore therethrough, said elongate members each including a distal end having cushioning means thereon adapted for engaging a user's leg said mounting between each of said one ends of said elongate rod members and said housing assembly including means for pivoting each said rod member in two perpendicular planes, and any combination thereof relative said movable housing.
The device as defined in ckaim 1 wherein
- said user operated means for rotating said worm gear includes a handle mounted on the end of said worm gear, said handle mounting being pivotal in two perpendicular olanes for allowing varied movement of said handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.