Exercise equipment

Exercise equipment comprising a stationary support frame including floor engaging means and an upwardly spaced pivot location, a pivoting frame mounted at said pivot location, a sled slidably mounted on said frame, said sled defining a support area whereby a person exercising can be positioned on the equipment, means engageable by the person to move the sled relative to the frame, means maintaining the pivoting frame at a selected angle relative to the support frame, a motor-driven means for changing said angle, and wherein said means to move the sled relative to the pivoting frame include hand grips supported on said pivoting frame.

Exercise equipment comprising a stationary support frame including floor engaging means and an upwardly spaced pivot location, a pivoting frame mounted at said pivot location, a sled slidably mounted on said frame, said sled defining a support area whereby a person exercising can be positioned on the equipment, means engageable by the person to move the sled relative to the frame, means maintaining the pivoting frame at a selected angle relative to the support frame, a motor-driven means for changing said angle, and including a cable attached at opposite ends of said pivoting frame, a gear motor operatively attached to said cable, stopping of said gear motor operating to lock said pivoting frame in a desired angular position relative to said support frame.

Exercise equipment comprising a stationary support frame including floor engaging means and an upwardly spaced pivot location, a pivoting frame mounted at said pivot location, a sled slidably mounted on said frame, said sled defining a support area whereby a person exercising can be positioned on the equipment, means engageable by the person to move the sled relative to the frame, means maintaining the pivoting frame at a selected angle relative to the support frame, a motor-driven means for changing said angle, and wherein said pivoting frame includes opposed side rails, said sled carrying wheels supported by said rails for facilitating movement of the sled.

Exercise equipment comprising a stationary support frame including floor engaging means and an upwardly spaced pivot location, a pivoting frame mounted at said pivot location, a sled slidably mounted on said frame, said sled defining a support area whereby a person exercising can be positioned on the equipment, means engageable by the person to move the sled relative to the frame, means maintaining the pivoting frame at a selected angle relative to the support frame, a motor-driven means for changing said angle, and including a rod extending between said pivoting frame and said support frame, a sliding block attached at one end of said rod, said motor driven means moving said sliding block relative to said support frame for changing said angle.