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App. No. 19/033,257

FITNESS DEVICE

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App. No.
19/033,257
Abstract

A fitness tool for a user to use in performing stretching or other fitness activities may include a first member including (i) a first elongated shaft, the first elongated shaft including a first interface feature on a first end of the first elongated shaft, and (ii) a handle disposed at the second end. A second member may include a second elongated shaft, where the second elongated shaft may include a second interface feature at a first end of the second elongated shaft. The first and second interface features, when longitudinally engaged with one another, may enable the first and second shafts to rotate relative to one another. The second elongated shaft may include a hand or foot engagement mechanism.

Claims (4)

1 . A fitness tool for a user to use in performing fitness activities, said fitness tool comprising:

a first end member including (i) a first linear portion, (ii) a first interconnect feature connected to one end of the first end member along the linear portion, and (iii) a first user interface feature disposed at an opposite end of the first end member from the first interconnect feature;

a second end member including (i) a second linear portion, (ii) a second interconnect feature disposed at one end of the second end member along the linear portion, and (iii) a second user interface feature disposed at an opposite end of the second end member from the second interconnect feature; and

a shaft being elongated and having third and fourth interconnect features on respective ends of the shaft that interconnect with the first and second interconnect features of the first and second end members, the first and third interface features, when longitudinally engaged with one another, enable the first end member and shaft to rotate relative to one another such that when the user holds the first user interface feature with one hand and the second user interface feature with the other hand or foot, the first and second user interface features are able to rotate relative to one another and remain at a fixed distance from one another.