Portable hand/leg exerciser

Exercise devices – User manipulated force resisting apparatus – component... – Utilizing resilient force resistance

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482126, 482122, A63B 2105

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052679292

ABSTRACT:
A hand/leg exerciser includes a first arcuate handle unit, a second arcuate handle unit, and a resistance unit. The first arcuate handle unit includes a first handle end, a first pivotal end, and a first middle section therebetween. The second arcuate handle unit includes a second handle end, a second pivotal end pivoted to the first pivotal end, and a second middle section therebetween. The resistance unit includes an outer tube, an inner tube telescopically received in the outer tube, and a spring extending in the outer and inner tubes. The outer tube is securely attached to the first middle section while the inner tube is selectively attached to one of a plurality of positions in the second middle section, providing a variable resistance. An arcuate plate extends outward from an outside of each of the first and second middle section to provide a comfort contact for legs when exercising legs.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3497216 (1970-02-01), Feather
patent: 4465276 (1984-08-01), Cox
patent: 4861022 (1989-08-01), Boatcallie

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