Apparatus and method for exercising the leg

Exercise devices – Involving user translation or physical simulation thereof – Stair climbing

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482 79, 482 34, A63B 2200, A63B 2304

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057438315

ABSTRACT:
The invention comprises a product of and a method of using a raised platform which preferably has two pairs of sides. One pair of sides converge to define a protrusion and to accommodate feet which are turned inwardly; the other pair of sides recede to define an opening and to accommodate feet which are turned outwardly. Each side in a pair of sides is separately configured so the user can place his foot on the platform when the foot is turned inwardly or outwardly. The platform is supported above a lower surface by legs.

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