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US 9,314,658 B2Granted
Strength training and stretching system
AssigneeArqex Outdoor Fitness Systems, LLC
InventorEric Kaye
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Abstract
A strength training and stretching system may include a primary arcuated member extending from a lower portion of the strength training and stretching system to an upper portion of the strength training and stretching system, and a plurality of cleats disposed on the primary arcuated member at a plurality of different positions. Each cleat is configured to receive an exercise band.
Claims22
A fitness station, comprising:
- a base oriented horizontally and having an upper surface and a lower surface, where the lower surface is positioned adjacent a ground surface upon which the base rests;
- a primary member extending upwardly from the base;
- wherein the primary member and base together comprise a self-supporting structure;
- and wherein a first section of the primary member extends upwardly from the base and is straight and substantially vertical and a second section of the primary member extends upwardly and outwardly from the first section and is curved from a proximate first section to a terminal end of the second section;
- at least two first attachment points are provided on the primary member, said first attachment points being spaced apart from each other;
- and wherein each of said first attachment points is adapted to selectively receive an exercise band;
- a first ancillary member extending from the primary member, wherein the primary member extends substantially in a first direction from the base and the first ancillary member extends substantially in a second direction from the primary member;
- at least two second attachment points are provided on the first ancillary member, wherein the second attachment points are spaced apart from each other, and wherein each of the second attachment points is adapted to selectively receive an exercise band;
- a second ancillary member extending from the primary member in substantially the second direction;
- at least two third attachment points are provided on the second ancillary member, wherein each of the third attachment points are spaced apart from each other;
- and wherein each third attachment point is adapted to selectively receive an exercise band;
- wherein the second section includes a lower portion proximate the base, an upper portion remote from the base and a middle portion between the upper and lower portions;
- and wherein the first ancillary member extends from the primary member near the middle portion thereof, the second ancillary member extends from the primary member near the upper portion thereof;
- a pull-up bar member extending from the primary member near the upper portion thereof, wherein the pull-up bar member has at least one handle provided thereon;
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- a dip bar member extending from the primary member near the middle portion thereof.
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A fitness station, comprising:
- a base;
- a primary member having a lower portion adjacent the base, an upper portion remote from the base and a middle portion between the upper and lower portions;
- and wherein the lower portion extends vertically upwardly from the base;
- wherein the middle portion of the primary member extends initially outwardly and rearwardly from the lower portion and then extends inwardly and forwardly, and the primary member then extends downward at the upper portion;
- at least two first attachment points are provided on the primary member, said first attachment points being spaced apart from each other and being adapted to selectively receive an exercise band;
- a pull-up bar member extending in a front direction from the primary member near the upper portion;
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- a dip bar member extending in a rear direction from the primary member near the middle portion, and where the rear direction is substantially opposite to the front direction.
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A fitness station, comprising:
- a base oriented horizontally and having an upper surface and a lower surface, where the lower surface is positioned adjacent a ground surface upon which the base rests;
- a primary member extending upwardly from the base;
- wherein the primary member and base together comprise a self-supporting structure;
- and wherein a first section of the primary member extends upwardly from the base and is straight and substantially vertical and a second section of the primary member extends upwardly and outwardly from the first section and is curved from a proximate first section to a terminal end of the second section;
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- at least two first attachment points are provided on the primary member, said first attachment points being spaced apart from each other;
- and wherein each of said first attachment points is adapted to selectively receive an exercise band;
- wherein the second section curves rearwardly away from the first section, then curves upwardly for a distance and then forwardly beyond the first section of the primary member.
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A fitness station, comprising:
- a base oriented horizontally and having an upper surface and a lower surface, where the lower surface is positioned adjacent a ground surface upon which the base rests;
- a primary member extending upwardly from the base;
- wherein the primary member and base together comprise a self-supporting structure;
- and wherein a first section of the primary member extends upwardly from the base and is straight and substantially vertical and a second section of the primary member extends upwardly and outwardly from the first section and is curved from a proximate first section to a terminal end of the second section;
- at least two first attachment points are provided on the primary member, said first attachment points being spaced apart from each other;
- and wherein each of said first attachment points is adapted to selectively receive an exercise band;
- a pull-up bar member extending from the primary member near an upper portion of the primary member, wherein the pull-up bar member has at least one handle provided thereon;
- and
- a dip bar member extending from the primary member near a middle portion of the primary member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.