Undertaking
Patent
1979-02-05
1981-03-03
Browne, William R.
Undertaking
272144, 272143, A63B 1300
Patent
active
042536626
ABSTRACT:
Accessory apparatus for use by a person working with weights in a body building program. Under a modern, well accepted theory muscle growth and strength can best be promoted by "high intensity" exercise which means the repetitive performance of a resistance movement to the point of momentary muscular failure. In performing a high intensity exercise, as for example in bench pressing, the exerciser may find himself trapped beneath a heavy weight upon reaching the point of muscular failure. In such case, the apparatus of the invention eliminates the need for a human partner by providing power driven mechanical device for lifting the weight, said mechanical device being put into operation by a hand or foot operated switch easily accessible to the exerciser.
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