Water resistance type exercise machine for arms

The device of claim 20 further characterized by fan-shaped body section having a contoured curved inner edge on the halves enabling a person's mid section to be received in the contoured curved inner edge.

A water exercise device for use under water including a main body comprised of a light weight synthetic plastic, the body having a fan-shaped intermediate body section, a pair of tubular sections at opposite margins of the fan-shaped body section, the tubular sections having inner and outer open ends and with the tubular sections being of such diameter for receiving hands and forearms of a person when extended through the inner ends of the tubular sections, rotary turnable hand grips disposed in each of said tubular sections generally at the outer ends thereof, and means connected to the tubular sections limiting axial movement of the hand grips while allowing the hand grips to be freely rotated therein when the arms are extended through the inner ends into the tubular sections and then into contact with the hand grips.

A water exercise device for use under water including a main body comprised of a pair of light weight synthetic plastic halves, the body having an intermediate body section, a pair of tubular sections at opposite margins of the body section, the tubular sections having diverging axes that are closer at inner ends of the body, the tubular sections having inner and outer open ends and with the tubular sections being of such diameter for receiving hands and forearms of a person when extended through the inner ends of the tubular sections, hand grips disposed in each of said tubular sections generally at the outer ends thereof, and means securing the halves in stacked assembly together with said hand grips held inside of the tubular sections between the halves, the hand grips being grasped when the arms are extended through the inner ends into the tubular sections and then into contact with the hand grips.