Agility training ladder
AssigneeMyrland Sports Training LLC
InventorsSteven S. Myrland, James W. Myrland
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Abstract
An agility ladder for athletic training and exercise use is shown and described. The ladder has at least two elongated parallel railings spaced by rungs extending between the railings. The railings are preferably flexible so that they may be folded to collect the rungs into a stacked or bundled configuration. The collected rungs may then be mounted on an elongated handle for storage purposes. The rungs are slidably mounted on the railings so that they may be repositioned thereon, but a locking arrangement is also provided to allow the rungs to be firmly fixed in place on the railings.
Claims33
An agility ladder comprising:
- a. at least two elongated parallel railings, each railing being sufficiently flexible to allow it to fold;
- b. rungs extending between the railings, each rung being at least substantially rigid and having a substantially planar configurational oriented in a plane substantially parallel to the railings, wherein each rung bears a handle slot therein, the handle slot being spaced distantly from the railings, whereby a bar-like handle may be inserted through the handle slots of the rungs to collect the rungs on the handle.
An agility ladder comprising:
- a. at least two elongated parallel railings, each railing beg flexible and substantially inelastic;
- b. substantially rigid rungs extending between the railings, each rung:
- (1) having a substantially planar configuration and being oriented in a plane substantially parallel to the railings;
- (2) having railing apertures defined therein, wherein the railings are slidably fit within the railing apertures;
- (3) having locking apertures defined therein, each locking aperture being situated adjacent to a railing aperture, and wherein each railing at least partially extends into a locking aperture;
- c. locking members sized to be received within the locking apertures, wherein the locking members may be removably inserted within the locking apertures to fix the railings with respect to the rungs.
An agility ladder comprising:
- a. at least two elongated parallel railings, each railing being sufficiently flexible to allow it to fold;
- b. rungs extending between the railings, each rung being at least substantially planar and being oriented in a plane at least substantially parallel to the railings,
- wherein each railing is received within at least one railing aperture formed in each rung, whereby the rungs may be slidably relocated on the railings by moving the railings through the railing apertures.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.