Surgery – Body rests – supports or positioners for therapeutic purpose
Patent
1997-05-15
1999-03-02
Brown, Michael A.
Surgery
Body rests, supports or positioners for therapeutic purpose
128846, 600 38, 297246, A61G 1500
Patent
active
058757791
DESCRIPTION:
BRIEF SUMMARY
BACKGROUND
At the present time and through all recorded history, a bed of one form or another has been the place where human couples have had sexual intercourse. It requires that both individuals support their own weight and often bear the weight of their partner, requiring great expenditure of energy as well as the use of the hands and considerable body control, just to gain advantageous access to one another.
Beds are disadvantageous and restricting due to difficulties in achieving and maintaining a favorable position for a sustained period. Sexual intimacy on a conventional bed requires a great expenditure of energy due to the bed's limitations. Persons of decreased or diminished physical ability may not be able to function well or at all in a bed. Generally, beds restrict access to one another due to the mechanical difficulties a two dimensional mattress surface presents the couple.
The desire or need for intimacy remains a strong impulse for couples but the energy, strength and balance requirements may limit or destroy a couple's chance for intimacy. Those who are aged, infirm, handicapped, such as through loss of a limb, for example, or otherwise physically unable to engage in sexual intercourse with their partner to the extent desired present a real need that has not been fulfilled in the past. This lack of engagement in sexual relations is troubling for many couples not only psychologically but also physiologically as it often renders their musculature less fit to undergo the perceived rigors of such a union in the couple's future.
In the above parent copending application, there was an attempt to meet the needs of many couples but the movements permitted and the ease of use still could be improved. The present invention seeks to achieve these goals.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
This invention provides a human sexual fitness system for a human couple for not only overcoming many of the mechanical and physical difficulties in achieving and maintaining an advantageous position during sexual intercourse but also provides the means for improving a couple's fitness for engaging in sexual union. It further provides the couple with a means of a new enhancement: selectively controlled and mutually facing seats to support the man and the woman in raised positions; at least the female or both individuals being able to select to pivot about a horizontal axis and move arcuately toward and away from each other and further, at least the female may additionally move in continuous reciprocal and substantially longitudinal motion. The couple experiences a new ability to create and control movement with little or no effort during intercourse that cannot be achieved and maintained in a bed. They exert negligible energy in supporting their bodies while improving their functional performance. A seat for the female is bifurcated with an open center forming seat legs. A sitting surface is positioned on the seat forwardly of the pivot axis to permit the female to tilt and move along an arcuate path forwardly. A leg restraint for the female is provided to overlay her leg and retain her on the seat with her legs comfortably spread apart. At least the female seat may be counterbalanced to the weight of the seat occupant to provide a floating effect. The surface of the leading edge of the female seat restraint is contoured to abut the torso of the male in order to promote the couple's union.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of the arcuately reciprocating human sexual fitness machine of the present invention illustrating both the position of the couple in their facing chairs in which the female seat is higher and overlaps the male seat and the female seat tilted towards the male and also the track enabling reciprocal linear movement along the track by the occupant of at least the female seat.
FIG. 2 is a side elevational view of the present invention illustrating in dotted lines the potential movements of the female seat and the male seat wherein each seat sitting surface may move in an ar
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Fuhrman Andrew M.
Fuhrman Roxanne S.
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