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Granted Patent B2
US 10,300,331 · App. 15/701,361 · Granted May 28, 2019

Enhanced stability forearm builder device

Inventor: Craig Seltzer (Glen Head, NY)
A63B23/1281A63B21/154A63B21/157A63B21/4033A63B23/03516A63B21/008A63B2225/09
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Patent No.
US 10,300,331
App. No.
15/701,361
Granted
May 28, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

An enhanced stability forearm builder is disclosed herein. The enhanced stability forearm builder includes a first handle bar and a second handle bar both having a first end and a second end, the first handle bar and second handle bar both being configured to be gripped by a hand of a user. A first end cap is removably attached to the first end of the first handle bar. The first handle bar and the second handle bar are attached by a connector. A ratchet system is located on the first handle bar and the second handle bar and is configured to allow rotation of the first handle bar and the second handle bar. A strap is coupled to the connector and configured to provide tension and lifting power. The enhanced stability forearm builder may be useful for building muscle on the forearm.

Claims (51)

1. An enhanced stability device for building muscle in a forearm, said enhanced stability device comprising:

a first handle bar having a first end and a second end, said first handle bar configured to be gripped by a hand of a user;

a second handle bar having a first end and a second end, said second handle bar configured to be gripped by another hand of said user, wherein said first handle bar and said second handle bar are attached by a connector;

a first end cap, said first end cap being removably attached to said first end of said first handle bar;

a second end cap, said second end cap being removably attached to said first end of said second handle bar;

a ratchet system, said ratchet system located on said first handle bar and said second handle bar and configured to allow rotation of said first handle bar and said second handle bar;

a strap, said strap coupled to said connector and configured to provide tension and lifting power; and

a plurality of knobs configured to switch the direction on ratcheting; and

wherein said enhanced stability device is configured to build muscle in said forearm;

wherein said plurality of knobs include a first knob and a second knob;

wherein said first knob is located on said first handle bar; and

wherein said second knob is located on said second handle bar.

2. The enhanced stability device of claim 1 , further comprising a first guard, said first guard being removably attached to said second end of said first handle bar.

3. The enhanced stability device of claim 2 , further comprising a second guard, said second guard being removably attached to said second end of said second handle bar.

4. The enhanced stability device of claim 3 , wherein said connector is positioned between said first guard and said second guard.

5. The enhanced stability device of claim 1 , wherein said strap is configured to hold a predetermined amount of weight.

6. The enhanced stability device of claim 1 , wherein said strap is configured to attach to a cable machine.

7. The enhanced stability device of claim 1 , wherein said strap includes a loop at a distal end of said strap.

8. The enhanced stability device of claim 7 , wherein said loop is secured to said distal end of said strap by heavy stitching.

9. The enhanced stability device of claim 7 , wherein said loop is coupled to a carabiner.

10. The enhanced stability device of claim 1 , wherein said strap has a predetermined tensile strength that withstands a downward pull by said user.

11. The enhanced stability device of claim 1 , wherein said first end cap and said second end cap is made of a material selected from the group consisting of rubber, plastic, and metal.

12. The enhanced stability device of claim 1 , wherein said first handle bar and said second handle bar is made of a material selected from the group consisting of metal, plastic, and hard resin.

13. An enhanced stability device for building muscle in a forearm, said enhanced stability device comprising:

a first handle bar having a first end and a second end, said first handle bar configured to be gripped by a hand of a user;

a second handle bar having a first end and a second end, said second handle bar configured to be gripped by another hand of said user, wherein said first handle bar and said second handle bar are attached by a connector;

a first end cap, said first end cap being removably attached to said first end of said first handle bar;

a second end cap, said second end cap being removably attached to said first end of said second handle bar;

a ratchet system, said ratchet system located on said first handle bar and said second handle bar and configured to allow rotation of said first handle bar and said second handle bar;

a strap, said strap coupled to said connector and configured to provide tension and lifting power;

a first guard, said first guard being removably attached to said second end of said first handle bar;

a second guard, said second guard being removably attached to said second end of said second handle bar; and

a plurality of knobs configured to switch the direction on ratcheting; and

wherein said enhanced stability device is configured to build muscle in said forearm;

wherein said connector is positioned between said first guard and said second guard;

wherein said plurality of knobs include a first knob and a second knob;

wherein said first knob is located on said first handle bar;

wherein said second knob is located on said second handle bar;

wherein said strap is configured to hold a predetermined amount of weight;

wherein said strap is configured to attach to a cable machine;

wherein said strap includes a loop at a distal end of said strap;

wherein said loop is secured to said distal end of said strap by heavy stitching;

wherein said loop is coupled to a carabiner;

wherein said strap has a predetermined tensile strength that withstands a downward pull by said user.

14. A method for using an enhanced stability forearm builder, said method comprise the steps of:

providing an stability device for building muscle in a forearm, said enhanced stability device including a first handle bar having a first end and a second end, said first handle bar configured to be gripped by a hand of a user; a second handle bar having a first end and a second end, said second handle bar configured to be gripped by another hand of said user, wherein said first handle bar and said second handle bar are attached by a connector; a first end cap, said first end cap being removably attached to said first end of said first handle bar; a second end cap, said second end cap being removably attached to said first end of said second handle bar; a ratchet system, said ratchet system located on said first handle bar and said second handle bar and configured to allow rotation of said first handle bar and said second handle bar; a strap, said strap coupled to said connector and configured to provide tension and lifting power;

attaching a weight and alternatively an exercise machine cable to the carabineer at the distal end of the strap;

toggling a first knob on the first handle bar to allow desirable rotation direction of the first handle bar;

toggling a second knob on the second handle bar to allow desirable rotation direction of the second handle bar,

gripping said first handle bar and said second handle bar; and

exercising the forearms by creating a rotational motion of said first handle bar and said second handle bar.

Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62393125 · Sep 12, 2016
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