Rebounder and punching bag-boxing fitness device
OwnerWilliam T. Wilkinsoninventor
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Abstract
The device according to this invention combines two popular exercises which are rebounding, in which a user uses a trampoline or a spring board and boxing in which a user uses a punching bag and/or speed bag. In addition, the invention is drawn to a method of exercising comprising using the inventive device that comprises a combination of a rebounder and punching bag.
Claims15
An exercise device comprising a rebounding device and a punching bag wherein said punching bag is interfaced with said rebounding device wherein said rebounding device comprises:
- a frame
- a rebounding surface attached to said frame,
- a sleeve that is attached to said frame and
- said punching bag is an inflatable punching bag and has a connecting rod, said connecting rod has a top and a bottom and the top of said connective rod extends inside said punching bag and the bottom of said connecting rod extends inside a spring means, and said spring means is interfaced with said rebounding device and said punching bag extends above the rebounding device such that when a user jumps on said rebounding device, the user can hit said punching bag with the user's hands.
An exercise device comprising a rebounding device and a punching bag wherein said punching bag is interfaced with said rebounding device wherein said rebounding device comprises:
- a base,
- a rebounding surface attached to said base,
- a sleeve that is attached to said base, and
- said punching bag is an inflatable punching bag and has a connecting rod, said connecting rod has a top and a bottom and the top of said connecting rod extends inside said punching bag and the bottom of said connecting rod extends inside a spring means, and said spring means is interfaced with said rebounding device and said punching bag extends above the rebounding device such that when a user jumps on said rebounding device, the user can hit said punching bag with the user's hands.
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