IP Library Granted Patent US 7,628,742
Granted Patent B2
US 7,628,742 · App. 11/748,381 · Granted Dec 8, 2009

Physical training system

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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 7,628,742
App. No.
11/748,381
Granted
Dec 8, 2009
Kind
B2
Abstract

A physical training device for a boxer that simultaneously trains the major arm and leg muscles. Elastic cords attached to both feet and both arms of the boxer interact to put tension on the arms when the feet are being moved and vice versa.

Claims (24)

1. A personal training and exercising device for a human body, consisting of:

a left handle for being grasped by the left hand of an exerciser;

a right handle for being grasped by the right hand of the exerciser;

a left foot ankle fastener for fastening to the left ankle of the exerciser;

a left foot toe fastener for fastening to the left toe area of the exerciser;

a right foot ankle fastener for fastening to the right ankle of the exerciser;

a right foot toe fastener for fastening to the right toe area of the exerciser;

a first left and second left resistance cord, the first left and second left cords being attached to the left handle, the first left cord being attached to the left foot ankle fastener, and the second left cord being attached to the left foot toe fastener;

a first right and second right resistance cord, the first right and second right cords being attached to the right handle, the first right cord being attached to the right foot ankle fastener, and the second right cord being attached to the right foot toe fastener; and

a shoulder harness resting on the shoulders of the exerciser for routing the first left cord and the first right cord from respective ankle fasteners over the exerciser's shoulders to respective handles;

whereby the second left resistance cord and second right resistance cord from respective toe fasteners are routed over the exerciser's shoulders to respective handles.

2. A personal training and exercising device for a human body, the training device consisting of:

a left handle for being grasped by the left hand of an exerciser;

a right handle for being grasped by the right hand of the exerciser;

a left foot ankle fastener for fastening to the left ankle of the exerciser;

a left foot toe fastener for fastening to the left toe area of the exerciser;

a right foot ankle fastener for fastening to the right ankle of the exerciser;

a right foot toe fastener for fastening to the right toe area of the exerciser;

a first left and second left resistance cord, the first left and second left cords being attached to the left handle, the first left cord being attached to the left foot ankle fastener, and the second left cord being attached to the left foot toe fastener;

a first right and second right resistance cord, the first right and second right cords being attached to the right handle, the first right cord being attached to the right foot ankle fastener, and the second right cord being attached to the right foot toe fastener; and

a shoulder harness resting on the shoulders of the exerciser for routing the first left cord and the first right cord from respective ankle fasteners over the exerciser's shoulders to respective handles;

whereby the second left resistance cord and second right resistance cord from respective toe fasteners are routed over the exerciser's shoulders to respective handles;

a web located between the exerciser's knees and waist attaching the first left cord to the first right cord; and

a pair of webs located between the exerciser's knees and waist, a first web attaching the first right cord to the second right cord a second web attaching the first left cord to the second left cord.

Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 6080919200 · May 30, 2006
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