Muscle Exercising Devices TRIZ Cases

This case uses incremental resistance and position-based testing to build muscle strength curves and guide safer training.

This case uses a rotatable padded bench to reduce force demands and help users maintain proper form during pushups and planks.

This exercise device varies band resistance through an asymmetrical ellipse to strengthen the wrist and forearm during rehabilitation.

Flexible socket fins secure a removable staff while enabling 360-degree motion across modular fitness attachments.

Sliding arms, shock absorbers, and gears adapt exercise range and resistance for hip and thigh training with less joint strain.

This support shirt uses sleeve restriction panels and a protective pad to limit arm motion, store energy, and distribute barbell pressure.

A looped tension member with sliding grips and a loop pulley supports varied movements while improving comfort and range of motion.

This training pad uses elastic shaft flexing and a convex guard to absorb impacts and redirect blows from the trainer's hand.

Sensors adjust electromagnetic resistance from concentric speed, estimating strength without exhausting or pushing users to failure.

A four-bar linkage, low foot support, and cable drive improve hip and back support while keeping glute press motion stable.

This floor-based machine uses an internal motor and auxiliary pulley to provide versatile cable resistance without wall mounting.

A belt, spine-aligned shaft, and taut foot band mechanically signal unwanted back-angle changes during a golf swing.

Adjustable slides and tensioned loops allow desirable arm movement while restricting unwanted motion during recovery.

This case combines dual machine bodies, synchronized rotation, and adjustable magnetic resistance for versatile upper-body training.

A rigid foam core, soft outer layer, and elastic-band apertures improve exercise support, resistance options, durability, and transport.