Adapting structure for exercise machines

Details Adapting structure for exercise machines Adapting structure for exercise machines

1981-06-08

1982-11-02

Pinkham, Richard C.

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272143, A63B 2106

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043570119

ABSTRACT:
A pair of adaptors each has a tubular structure mountable to a gripping portion of a press bar for rotation between substantially opposite conditions. The adaptors are provided with opposed structures for engaging a user's shoulders and the bottoms of a user's feet, respectively, to perform distinct exercises in the two conditions. Rotational motion of the tubular structures permits a preselected limited range of movement of the adaptors so as to shoulder engaging portions of the adaptors to engage the shoulders of a user when in one position of rotation and to engage the feet of a user when in another position of rotation.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3820782 (1974-06-01), Salkeld
patent: 4010947 (1977-03-01), Lambert
patent: 4241913 (1980-12-01), Zwayer et al.
"Soloflex"-Playboy Magazine, Dec. 1980, p. 297.

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