Exercise bar
A technology of connecting rods and outer rings, applied in the direction of heavy objects, gymnastic equipment, sports accessories, etc., can solve problems such as discomfort provision, inconvenience, and asymmetrical pressure exerted by muscles
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[0027] refer to Figure 1-4 A preferred embodiment of the exercise apparatus of the present invention includes a pair of outer rings 10 and 12, which are preferably made of tubular steel, aluminum or other rigid material. The rings 10 each have a plurality of threaded holes 14 made at equal intervals around their circumference for securing the rotatable inner ring in a manner to be described subsequently.
[0028] The two outer rings 10 and 12 are connected to each other by a pair of curved tubular connecting rods 16 and 18 . The ends of the rods are welded or otherwise fixed to spaced points around the periphery of the outer rings 10 and 12 . The rods and other elements of the exercise machine can be made of alloy or composite materials and be solid or tubular. A straight central rod 20 , preferably rectangular in cross-section, extends between the two curved connecting rods 16 and 18 and its ends are also fixed to the peripheries of the two rings 10 and 12 and midway betwe...
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