Four in one exercise bench
OwnerRay E. Millerinventor
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Abstract
A new Four In One Exercise Bench for combining the four basic types of weight benches into one bench, the four basic types consisting of the bench press, decline bench, incline bench, and seated overhead press. The inventive device includes a pair of first telescoping weight supports, a back support member pivotally secured to the pair of first telescoping weight supports, a pair of second telescoping weight supports positioned opposite of the first telescoping weight supports, a head support member pivotally securing a back rest, and a spotter platform secured to the pair of first telescoping weight supports.
Claims7
A Four In One Exercise Bench comprising:
- a pair of first telescoping weight supports projecting vertically;
- a first cross member extending and connecting to said pair of first telescoping weight supports centrally;
- a back support member pivotally secured at one end to said first cross member by a hinge;
- a second pair of telescoping weight supports positioned near the end of said back support member opposite of said first cross member;
- a second cross member extending and connecting to said pair of second telescoping weight supports near the bottom ends;
- a head support member secured horizontally to said first cross member projecting away from said back support member;
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- a back rest pivotally secured to said head support member opposite of said first cross member, allowing selection between back support during a seated overhead press or a head rest during a conventional bench press motion.
A Four In One Exercise Bench comprising:
- a pair of first telescoping weight supports projecting vertically;
- a first cross member extending and connecting to said pair of first telescoping weight supports centrally;
- a back support member pivotally secured at one end to said first cross member by a hinge;
- a second pair of telescoping weight supports positioned near the end of said back support member opposite of said first cross member;
- a second cross member extending and connecting to said pair of second telescoping weight supports near the bottom ends;
- a head support member secured horizontally to said first cross member projecting away from said back support member;
- a back rest pivotally secured to said head support member opposite of said first cross member, allowing selection between back support during a seated overhead press or a head rest during a conventional bench press motion;
- a leg guide securing to the bottom side of said back support member extending along the longitudinal axis;
- a T-leg slidably engaging said leg guide thereby providing support to the end of said back support member opposite of said first cross member;
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- a pair of locking pins removably projecting through said leg guide into said T-leg retaining the vertical position of said T-leg during conventional bench press exercises and removable allowing said T-leg to slide along said leg guide allowing incline or decline bench press exercises.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.