Therapeutic exercise device for legs
OwnerErrol Grayinventor
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A device for promoting health and rehabilitation through exercise by way of providing motion to one's legs. The device comprises a frame, with a motor secured to the frame. An axle extends outwardly from the frame to either side and is powered by the motor for rotation about a horizontal axis. The axle drives a pair of crank arms to the free ends of which are secured pedals. The pedals are adjustable so that their axes of rotation are adjustable with respect to the axis of rotation of the axle. Straps or the like associated with each of the pedals to releasably secure a user's foot to the pedal. A flexible leg support strap extends from a portion of the frame. In operation, an end of the strap is wrapped around a leg just behind the knee. The strap is of a length and is positioned so that the leg is free to move as the pedal rotates with one's foot strapped to the pedal while sufficient force is provided by the strap on the leg to prevent unwanted lateral movement of the leg. The device of the present invention in use provides a wobble-like motion to the legs, during operation, to further enhance joint and muscle mobility in the user's legs.
A device for exercising passive legs of a person seated remotely with respect to the device, the device comprising:
A device according to claim wherein the crank arm further comprises an adjustment means to effectively lengthen or shorten the length of the crank arm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.