Standing vertical leg curl

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A63B 2106

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043220711

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed herein is a standing vertical leg curl machine including a framework having a base and a plurality of upstanding vertical support members interconnected by horizontal braces, a pair of spaced thigh pads connected to a thigh bar having an adjustable interfit between complimentary formed tubes carried on the framework provided with a locking device for adjustment, a downwardly and outwardly extending exercise arm fashioned between the pair of thigh pads having at extremity remote from a pivot and sprocket carried on the framework a pair of transverse pads which co-act against the back portion of the calves of a person using the exercise device when the thighs of this person address the thigh pads. The sprocket is connected to a second sprocket formed with a cam provided with a weight and cable system which works against an exerciser when the legs are curled towards the back of the person.

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Dyna Cam, Dynamics Health Equipment Manufacturing Co., Inc., 1979 edition, p. 2.

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