177results about "Trapezes" patented technology

A portable doorway recreation device for use on a doorway frame comprises an L-shaped frame. A first horizontal elongate bar is attached to a riser of the L-shaped frame and a second horizontal elongate bar is attached to a base of the L-shaped frame. A securing member is operatively associated with the second elongate bar, wherein with the first elongate bar sitting on a top of the doorway frame on a first wall side and the second elongate bar operatively associated with a second wall side, the securing member is configured to engage one of the first and second wall sides to prevent movement of the second elongate bar away from the second wall side.

An adjustable apparatus for performing bodyweight exercises comprises a pair of side frames. The forward struts of the side frames are inclined rearwards to allow a user to exercise unimpeded. The side frames are spaced apart in a secure opposed relationship by cross members sufficiently to allow a user to exercise between them. Stabilising extensions at the base ensure the apparatus is safe to use. A pair of elongate rigid handles that project forward is demountably secured to the forward struts of the side frames. These may be moved between a plurality of pre-determined positions to allow various exercises to be performed. A cushioned rigid member for supporting a user's lower body is suspended between the pair of side frames. This lower body support may be raised and lowered between and secured in a plurality of positions. The lower body support assists the user by supporting a proportion of his or her bodyweight. The lower body support may swing freely to allow fluid exercise movement. Adjusting the relative positions of the elongate handles and lower body support allows variation in the angle of the user's body. The apparatus may further comprise a cushioning element at the base for the user's comfort. Additional detachable cross bars and a body support strap may be attached to the handles or structure of the apparatus to allow further variation in exercises. Furthermore embodiments of the invention may be designed to allow folding for storage.

The invention belongs to the technical field of high-rise escaping devices, and relates to a multifunctional swinging and bodybuilding high-rise escaping device. A rotating shaft is horizontally hinged on two end covers of a machine shell; a rope is wound on the middle part of the rotating shaft in the machine shell, and friction wheels are fixed to both sides of the machine shell respectively; a guide rail rope retraction mechanism is arranged on the upper surface of the machine shell, a hand grip is arranged on the middle part of the lower surface of the machine shell, and lever type braking mechanisms for braking the friction wheels are arranged on two sides of the machine shell; one end of the rope is fixed on the rotating shaft, and the other end of the rope extends out of the upper part of the machine shell and the guide rail rope retraction mechanism and is provided with a self-locking hanger; a high-rise escaping safety seat basket is hung on hanging holes in lever arms of the lever type braking mechanisms at both ends of the machine shell; a hanging mechanism can hang the guide rail rope retraction mechanism and the self-locking hanger; and a hand control mechanism for rotating the rotating shaft is arranged on the machine shell. The invention has the advantage that the multifunctional swinging and bodybuilding high-rise escaping device can be used as high-rise escaping apparatus under urgent condition, and also can be used as fitness and entertainment apparatus such as swings, pull-up and the like at ordinary times.

The disclosure and claims are generally related to a modified sports board, such as a modified skateboard operatively attached to a frame structure. The frame structure is configured to react the multi-directional dynamic forces of a user performing aerobatic maneuvers and related stunts. Proximately located near the frame structure can be a platform where the sports board may be initially mounted. The platform may have a plurality of starting levels or tiers accessible by a standard ladder or steps. The platform may be integrally connected to the frame structure or unattached. Coupled to the platform or in close proximity thereof may be stunt devices, such as rails and ramps. The rails and ramps provide a user with obstacles to maneuver around or grind across.

A challenge course for having a height from the platform to the track that allows a child or person about 3 feet or 4 feet tall to grab a lanyard and control a tracking member being displaced in a track. The obstacle having sizes and distances that prevent children's feet from falling in between boards of the obstacle.

An exerciser includes a suspension member having an extension strap. A connecting ring is fixed to a first end of the extension strap. A second end of the extension strap is wound around a positioning rod slideable on a linking ring to allow adjustment of an overall length of the extensions strap. A hook is fixed to a looped attachment member and releasably engaged with one of the connecting ring and a first ring on the extension strap. A handle is slideably mounted around the attachment member. A connecting strap has an end fixed to the linking ring. A stop is fixed to the other end of the connecting strap. A second ring can be fixed to the connecting strap, and an attachment belt can be attached to the second ring. Two handles of two suspension members can be attached to two ends of a bar.

An exercise bar is configured to removably receive elastic lines, allowing its use in elastic resistance exercises, and/or inelastic lines, allowing its use in suspended bodyweight exercises. Separate grips, each being engageable by a hand or a foot, are also provided, and may be removably connected to the bar or to each other via one or more lines. Bar supports may also be provided to support the bar above the ground, allowing easy use of the bar to perform push-ups and other exercises.

Apparatus suitable for pilates and other exercise comprises rails, supported on a box-like frame and an exercise carriage, mounted on the rails, wherein the carriage comprises a first carriage section and a second carriage section which sections can be (i) connected together to form a single exercise carriage which slides forwards and backwards on the rails, or (ii) disconnected to form two exercise carriages which independently slide forwards and backwards on the rails. The apparatus also has a seat with a spring-biased foot pedal and a spring-biased trapeze bar.

Ladder climbing safety system for use with a trapeze set-up and which is separate and apart from the usual trapeze safety system. The ladder climbing safety system is arranged to engage a safety belt worn by the trapeze artist to prevent the person from falling when climbing the ladder while the trapeze safety system is arranged to engage the safety belt of another person to prevent the other person from impacting the ground while performing a trapeze routine. The ladder climbing safety system includes an ascending rope arranged proximate the ladder, an ascender attachable to the ascending rope and a coupling arrangement for releasably connecting the ascender to the safety belt of the person climbing the ladder.

An exercise assembly structured to be supported in depending relation from a door or other support structure and including at least one but in certain applications at least two elongated straps each including a plurality of strap segments formed of non-resilient material being longitudinally interconnected to one another by a plurality of rings. One or more connectors are structured for removable and concurrent attachment to any of said plurality of rings of each of said two straps. Each of a plurality of possible orientations of said two straps is defined by at least one connector interconnecting correspondingly disposed rings along the length of different ones of said two straps thereby enabling a variety of different sometimes suspended exercises being performed by an individual concurrently utilizing the two straps.

The invention discloses an auxiliary system for athletic training. The auxiliary system for athletic training comprises a bottom board, a left supporting post and a right supporting post are arranged on the bottom board, a cross bar is arranged on the upper portions of the left supporting post and the right supporting post, and hand ring devices are arranged at the left and right ends of the cross bar symmetrically. Each hand ring device comprises a supporting pulley and a pull rope bypassing the supporting pulley, the supporting pulley is fixed on the cross bar, a hand ring is arranged at one end of the pull rope, a spring is connected to the other end of the pull rope, and the other end of the spring is fixed on the bottom board. Vertical connecting rods are arranged on the lower portion of the cross bar, a horizontal bar is arranged at the lower ends of the connecting rods, a supporting chair is arranged in the middle of the bottom board, a rotating board is hinged to the front end of the supporting chair, handle systems are arranged on two sides of the upper portion of the rotating board, and a supporting post is arranged at the bottom of the rotating board.

The present disclosure relates to a device which increases the functionality of standard exercise rings. This device allows the user to maintain a better grip on the rings with decreased strain on joints and muscles. It can be used in a multitude of upper body, lower body and mid-body functional exercises. This device is used in conjunction with exercise rings or other exercise bars use in sports such as cross-fit, and gymnastics.

The present invention is an exercise ring accessory device that quickly inserts onto a set of exercise rings for ring strength training as used in gymnastics, cross-fit, and other strength programs that utilize exercise rings. The quickness and ease of installation and removal is a great value for coaches and users, as they can work more drills in less time. The device also provides a comfortable grip, and includes a cutout on the underside, allowing an elastic support band to be placed underneath device to give support to users of varying skill levels.

A device for use with gymnastics equipment is provided in which the device includes: at least one harness for securing around at least a portion of a torso of a gymnast; and one or more straps fixed at one end to the harness and rotatably engaged with a portion of the gymnastics equipment at another end.

The invention provides a training device based on a non-elastic band. The training device includes a pair of long and thin components. The long and thin components are the non-elastic bands. The device also includes fixing devices of a first part and a second coupling part. The first part is used for installing on a structural component. The training device also includes a rigid yoke. The rigid yoke includes a yoke shell having a first end part and a second end part. The first end part of the yoke shell is connected to the second coupling part of the fixing device. The second end part of the yoke shell defines a transitional channel accommodating the long and thin components.