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Granted Patent B2
US 10,357,678 · App. 15/014,195 · Granted Jul 23, 2019

Magnetic exercise anchor

Inventor: Bryant Brown (Raleigh, NC)
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,357,678
App. No.
15/014,195
Granted
Jul 23, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

The Magnetic Exercise Anchor is an exercise device providing an attachment point to anchor resistance bands to a metallic structure, wherein the exercise apparatus includes a series of magnets working as an anchor to serve as an attachment point, which may temporarily affix the device and resistance bands to a metal surface.

Claims (22)

1. A magnetic anchor comprising:

a base;

a retainer affixed to said base;

a hole in said base;

a magnet secured to the bottom of said base such that said magnet is exposed at the bottom of the magnetic anchor for abutment against a surface to securely attach said base to said surface;

a post secured to said base by a ball joint, said post extending upwardly through said hole and terminating in an attachment point configured to accept an exercise attachment;

a coupler affixed to said post configured to accept the exercise attachment wherein said coupler is slidingly engaged to said post;

a spring disposed between a grommet and a nut, said grommet abutting said coupler, wherein said nut is configured to slide up and down said post;

a screw passing through said nut and securing said nut to said post in order to compress said spring.

2. The magnetic anchor of claim 1 further comprising:

a plurality of holes through said base;

a plurality of bolts passing through said holes in said base, a plurality of magnets, affixed to said plurality of bolts;

a pulley affixed to the end of said post.

3. The magnetic anchor of claim 1 wherein said attachment point is a hook.

4. The magnetic anchor of claim 1 further comprising:

means for collecting data as the device is used;

means for communicating said data for analysis, wherein said means for communicating said data for analysis is a port in the base configured to accept a computer chip or sensor.

5. The magnetic anchor of claim 1 further comprising:

a sensor configured to collect data from one or more points on the magnetic anchor, said sensor configured to communicate said data by visual means.

6. The magnetic anchor of claim 5 further comprising:

additional sensors configured to communicate data collected from the magnetic anchor to a computer chip for preservation and later analysis of said data.

7. The magnetic anchor of claim 4 wherein said means for collecting data is a computer chip and said base is configured to accept said computer chip.

Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62112442 · Feb 5, 2015
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