Sliding exercise device with a plurality of tracks
OwnerJames Darryl Boykininventor
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Abstract
The exercise device includes an elevated base, including a single track, diverging forwardly into a plurality of elevated arms, each including an elongated track member disposed between opposing first and second ends such that the first end is proximal to a forward end of the elevated base. An elevated beam provided with a stationary knee support protrudes rearwardly from the elevated base. A single slider including a steering mechanism is capable of being slidably disposed on the single track and selectively disposed onto an elongated track member of any one of the plurality of elevated arms. Preferably, a plurality of legs are used to elevate the plurality of elevated arms, elevated base and elevated beam from a supporting surface.
Claims10
An exercise device comprising:
- an elevated base diverging forwardly into a plurality of elevated arms;
- wherein said elevated base includes a single track, and each elevated arm includes an elongated track member having opposing first and second ends such that said first end is proximal to a forward end of said single track;
- an elevated beam protrudes rearwardly from said elevated base;
- wherein said elevated beam includes a stationary knee support provided thereon;
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- a single slider including a steering mechanism;
- wherein said single slider is configured to be slidably disposed on said single track and selectively disposed onto an elongated track member of any one of the plurality of elevated arms and wherein said elongated track members are discontinuous with said single track such that said forward end of said single track extends forwardly toward any of said first ends of said elongated track members such that said single slider is configured to smoothly be conveyed from said single track to any of said elongated track members.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.