Variable stride elliptical exercise apparatus
OwnerPaul William Eschenbachinventor
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The present invention relates to a standup exercise apparatus that simulates walking, jogging and climbing with arm exercise. More particularly, the present invention relates to an exercise machine having separately supported pedals for the feet and arm exercise coordinated with the motion of the feet. Cross trainers guide the feet along a generally elliptical shaped curve to simulate the motions of jogging and climbing. Existing machines often produce user problems resulting from improper stride length or excessive ankle articulation. The present invention is an improved elliptical exercise machine capable of extended exercise with fewer user problems. Further, the cross trainer is adjustable to vary the motion of the elliptical stride from walking to climbing. A foot support member is guided by a guide on one end and drives a control linkage on the other end. The resulting pedal motion is independently adjustable in stride length and ellipse orientation during operation. Handles are provided for coordinated arm exercise that adjusts with stride adjustment.
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