CN219023120U

CN219023120U - Exercise apparatus system

Info

Publication number: CN219023120U
Application number: CN202221931031.5U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 妮可·诺兰; 拉里·诺兰
Original assignee: Ni KeNuolan
Current assignee: Ni KeNuolan
Priority date: 2022-02-22
Filing date: 2022-07-25
Publication date: 2023-05-16
Anticipated expiration: 2032-07-25
Also published as: WO2023163728A1; CN116672648A

Abstract

An exercise apparatus system is disclosed that allows for various device attachments for various exercises. In some embodiments, the exercise device system includes a plurality of lever arms coupled to a plurality of vertical struts by a carrier, wherein the carrier allows the plurality of lever arms to be adjusted vertically, laterally, and in a pivoting direction. In other embodiments, an exercise device system includes: a plurality of vertical struts having a plurality of pin holes; a lever arm coupled to each vertical strut by a primary carrier; and a counterweight stacking arm coupled to each vertical strut by a primary carrier. In further embodiments, the exercise device system includes a lever arm and a weight stack arm coupled to the vertical support by a main bearing, wherein the lever arm allows for attachment of various devices such as a leg curl attachment and a triceps bar attachment.

Description

Exercise apparatus system

Cross Reference to Related Applications

The present application is a continuation of and claims priority to U.S. patent application Ser. No. 17/034,950, filed on 9/28 of 2020, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.

Technical Field

The present utility model relates generally to exercise equipment, and more particularly to an exercise equipment system that allows for multiple attachments to be combined and allows for multiple configurations, allowing a user to perform multiple exercises with one piece of equipment.

Background

Exercise equipment is well known in the art and is an effective means of providing a user with a variety of functions to engage in one or more exercises. For example, FIG. 1 depicts a conventional exercise system 101 having a frame 103 configured to support an arm 105 having a handle 109, the arm 105 being pivotally connected 107 to the frame. During use, a user may increase weight and/or resistance while using the arm 105.

One of the common problems associated with system 101 is limited use. For example, a user may only perform a limited number of exercises with the system. The user will then continue to use another device or equipment to perform other exercises.

Thus, despite the tremendous advances that have been made in the field of exercise equipment systems, there are a number of shortcomings.

Disclosure of Invention

Embodiments of the present utility model provide an exercise device system, the exercise device system comprising: a plurality of lever arms coupled to a plurality of vertical struts by a carrier, the vertical struts having a plurality of adjustment apertures to allow the carrier to adjust up and down, the plurality of vertical struts having a floor at a lower end of the vertical struts for anchoring the plurality of vertical struts to a ground surface; wherein the carrier allows the plurality of lever arms to be adjusted vertically, laterally, and in a pivoting direction as needed for attachment of one or more exercise attachments.

Optionally, the carrier further comprises: one or more handles; a first bracket forming a channel for engagement with the plurality of vertical struts; a pivot system extending from the first bracket, the pivot system having: a second bracket; a lateral pivot connection attached to the second bracket, the lateral pivot connection allowing the second bracket to pivot along a horizontal axis; a rotational link attached to the second bracket, the rotational link permitting rotational movement of the plurality of lever arms, the rotational link having a first plate and a second plate, the first plate and the second plate configured to pivot relative to one another; a locking pin for removably securing the carrier to the plurality of vertical struts; and a set of locking pins for removably securing the plurality of lever arms to the second bracket.

Optionally, the exercise device system further comprises: a grip system, the grip system having: an attachment device configured to couple the gripping system to the plurality of lever arms; and a handle for engagement by a user; and a cable system extending from a top portion of the plurality of lever arms to a side portion of the plurality of lever arms, the cable system configured to engage with the one or more exercise attachments.

Optionally, the plurality of lever arms further comprises: one or more protrusions extending from the plurality of lever arms, the one or more protrusions configured to engage with the one or more exercise attachments; and a plurality of adjustment apertures for allowing vertical adjustment of the gripping system along the plurality of lever arms.

Optionally, the exercise device system further comprises: a pair of triaxial attachments coupled to the plurality of lever arms by attachment means, each triaxial attachment having: a horizontal bar extending from the attachment device, the horizontal bar having a plurality of attachment holes to provide adjustability; a first rotary link configured to allow the horizontal bar to pivot up and down along a vertical axis; a second rotary link coupled to a free end of the horizontal bar, the second rotary link configured to allow the handle to pivot laterally; and a third rotary link coupled to a free end of the horizontal bar, the third rotary link configured to allow the handle to pivot up and down along a vertical axis.

Embodiments of the present utility model also provide an exercise device system, comprising: a plurality of vertical struts having a plurality of pin holes; a lever arm coupled to each vertical strut by a main carrier configured to adjust up and down along the vertical struts through the plurality of pin holes; and a counterweight stacking arm coupled to the vertical column by the primary carrier.

Optionally, the lever arm further comprises: a first post having a plurality of pin holes; one or more bars juxtaposed with the first column; a plurality of J-hooks; one or more linear supports; and a sled configured to slide up and down along the first column by one or more rods and the one or more linear supports.

Optionally, the pulley further comprises: one or more locking pins configured to removably secure the sled to the first post through the plurality of pin holes; one or more attachment points configured to receive and retain one or more exercise attachments; and one or more locking bolts configured to removably secure the one or more exercise attachments.

Optionally, the exercise device system further comprises: a bar configured to cover the plurality of J-hooks through the one or more attachment points.

Optionally, the exercise device system further comprises: a cable system, the cable system having: a plurality of cable attachment points configured to engage with one or more exercise attachments; and one or more ball stops configured to control retraction of the cable.

Optionally, the weight stack arm further comprises: a second column having a plurality of pin holes; a weight carrier configured to move up and down along the second column by a cable system; and one or more barbells configured to engage with the one or more weights.

Embodiments of the present utility model also provide an exercise device system, comprising: a vertical strut having a plurality of pin holes; a lever arm coupled to the vertical strut by a primary carrier, the lever arm having: a first post having a plurality of pin holes; a sled removably secured to the lever arm by one or more locking pins, the sled configured to receive and retain one or more attachments; and a swivel connection configured to allow the lever arm to pivot up and down relative to the vertical strut; and a weight stack arm coupled to the vertical column by the primary carrier, the weight stack arm configured to pivot up and down relative to the vertical column, the weight stack arm having: a second column having a plurality of pin holes; and a weight carrier coupled to the weight stack arm by one or more locking pins, the weight carrier having one or more barbells for attaching one or more weights to the weight carrier.

Optionally, the one or more attachment members are a leg curl attachment member, a triceps bar attachment member, or both a leg curl attachment member and a triceps bar attachment member.

Optionally, the exercise device system further comprises: a main carrier configured to couple the lever arm and the counterweight stacking arm to the vertical column, and configured to receive and retain a bench.

Drawings

The embodiments of the utility model itself, however, as well as a preferred mode of use, further objectives and advantages thereof, will best be understood by reference to the following detailed description when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein:

FIG. 1 is an isometric view of a conventional exercise device system;

FIG. 2 is a front perspective view of an exercise device system according to one or more embodiments of the present utility model;

FIG. 3 is a rear perspective view of the exercise apparatus system of FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a close-up view of a carrier of the exercise device system of FIG. 2;

FIG. 5 is a second close-up view of a carrier of the exercise device system of FIG. 2;

FIG. 6 is a close-up view of a grip support of the system of FIG. 2;

FIG. 7 is a front perspective view of the exercise device system of FIG. 2 illustrating a pair of tri-axial attachments coupled with a lever arm;

FIG. 8 is a front perspective view of an alternative pair of lever arms in accordance with one or more embodiments of the present utility model;

FIG. 9 is a front perspective view of an alternative exercise device system according to one or more embodiments of the present utility model;

FIG. 10 is a rear perspective view of the exercise apparatus system of FIG. 9;

FIG. 11 is a perspective view of the exercise device system of FIG. 9 adapted for leg lifting exercises;

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the exercise apparatus system of FIG. 9 adapted for sitting bench (sit-and-lie) push-up exercise;

FIG. 13 is a front perspective view of another exercise device system with a leg curl attachment according to one or more embodiments of the present utility model;

FIG. 14 is a rear perspective view of the exercise device system of FIG. 13 adapted for a prone leg curl exercise;

FIG. 15 is a front perspective view of the exercise device system of FIG. 13 adapted for a sitting leg curl exercise;

FIG. 16 is a front perspective view of the exercise device system of FIG. 13 adapted for standing leg curl exercises;

FIG. 17 is a front perspective view of the exercise device system of FIG. 13 with a triceps attachment illustrating an exercise device system suitable for standing triceps flexor exercises in accordance with one or more embodiments of the present utility model;

FIG. 18 is a front perspective view of the exercise device system of FIG. 13 with an alternative triceps bar attachment illustrating an exercise device system suitable for sitting, recumbent and bending exercises;

FIG. 19 is a front perspective view of the exercise apparatus system of FIG. 18 adapted for sitting triceps curl exercises;

FIG. 20 is a side perspective view of the exercise apparatus system of FIG. 13 illustrating an alternative primary carrier for coupling a bench to it positioned for closed leg curl exercises in accordance with one or more embodiments of the utility model;

FIG. 21 is a side perspective view of the exercise apparatus system of FIG. 20 illustrating a bench positioned for a recumbent lift exercise;

FIG. 22 is a side perspective view of the exercise device system of FIG. 20 illustrating a bench positioned for a flat leg curl exercise; and

FIG. 23 is a side perspective view of the exercise device system of FIG. 20 illustrating a bench positioned for sitting leg curl exercises.

While the system and method of use of the present application is susceptible to various modifications and alternative forms, specific embodiments thereof have been shown by way of example in the drawings and are herein described in detail. It should be understood, however, that the description herein of specific embodiments is not intended to limit the utility model to the particular embodiments disclosed, but on the contrary, the intention is to cover all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the application as defined by the appended claims.

Detailed Description

Exemplary embodiments of the systems and methods of use of the present application are provided below. It will of course be appreciated that in the development of any such actual embodiment, numerous implementation-specific decisions should be made to achieve the developers' specific goals, such as compliance with system-related and business-related constraints, which will vary from one implementation to another. Moreover, it will be appreciated that such a development effort might be complex and time-consuming, but would nevertheless be a routine undertaking for those of ordinary skill in the art having the benefit of this disclosure.

The systems and methods of use according to the present application overcome one or more of the above-described problems typically associated with conventional exercise device systems. In particular, the present utility model provides an exercise machine system that utilizes a carrier that provides for multidirectional movement of the arm and utilizes multiple attachment systems that allow for the attachment of various devices, these features allowing a user to manipulate the machine as desired to perform multiple exercises. These and other unique features of the present system and method of use are discussed below and illustrated in the accompanying drawings.

The present system and method of use will be understood in both its construction and operation from the accompanying drawings, taken in conjunction with the accompanying description. Several embodiments of the system are described herein. It should be understood that the various components, parts and features of the different embodiments may be combined together and/or interchanged, all of which are within the scope of the present application even though not all changes and particular embodiments are shown in the drawings. It will be further understood that the mixing and matching of features, elements, and/or functions between various embodiments is expressly contemplated herein so that one of ordinary skill in the art would appreciate from this disclosure that features, elements, and/or functions of one embodiment may be incorporated into another embodiment as appropriate, unless described otherwise.

The preferred embodiments described herein are not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the utility model to the precise forms disclosed. The preferred embodiments were chosen and described in order to explain the principles of the utility model and its application and practical use to enable others skilled in the art to follow their teachings.

Referring now to the drawings, in which like numerals identify corresponding or similar elements throughout the several views, fig. 2 depicts a front perspective view of an exercise device system 201 according to a preferred embodiment of the present application. It will be appreciated that system 201 overcomes one or more of the problems described above that are typically associated with conventional exercise systems. It should also be appreciated that the system 201 may vary depending on functional, manufacturing, or aesthetic considerations.

In contemplated embodiments, exercise device system 201 includes a plurality of lever arms 203 coupled to a plurality of vertical struts 205 by bearings 207. It should be appreciated that at least a portion of the vertical support 205 may be from a smith machine, a functional training appliance, or the like. Further, the vertical strut 205 may include a plurality of adjustment apertures 209 for receiving different fittings or attachments (e.g., carriers 207). Further, the vertical support 205 may include a bottom plate 211 at its lower end for anchoring the vertical support 205 to the ground.

The carrier 207 is configured to be adjusted up and down along the vertical support 205 by a plurality of adjustment holes 209. The carrier 207 includes one or more handles 213 for manipulation by a user. The carrier 207 also includes a first bracket 215 that forms a channel 217 to engage with one or more vertical struts 205. The carrier 207 also includes a pivot system 219 extending from the first bracket 215. The pivot system 219 includes a side-to-side pivot link 221 attached to the second bracket 223. The lateral pivot connection 221 allows the second bracket 223 to pivot about a horizontal axis, allowing for horizontal movement of the lever arm 203. The pivot system 219 further includes a rotational link 225 attached to the second bracket 223. The swivel connection 225 allows the lever arm 203 to pivot laterally.

The exercise device system 201 also includes a grip system 227 coupled to the lever arm 203 by an attachment device 229. The attachment means 229 comprises a handle 231 for user manipulation. The lever arm 203 also includes a plurality of adjustment apertures 233 for additional adjustability of the gripping system 227.

The exercise device system 201 also includes a cable system 235 that provides for attachment and manipulation of various devices that may be used for various exercises. Further, one or more protrusions 237 extend from the lever arm 203, also for such engagement.

It should be appreciated that one of the unique features considered to be of the present application is the carrier 207, which provides for various manipulations of the lever arm 203, thereby providing for various exercise configurations and uses. For example, the carrier 207 allows the lever arm 203 to be adjusted vertically, laterally, and in a pivoting direction.

It should also be appreciated that exercise device system 201 is suitable for adding an attachment device that can provide multiple exercises, as various adjustments can be made via carrier 207. All hammer strength or seebais lever type movements can be continued using the attachment, such as lower inclined chest lifts, upper inclined chest lifts, anterior cervical lifts, all variants of high-position pull-down and rowing movements, push-ups, etc. The leg-push footrest attachment allows the lever arms to dock in opposite fashion, thus making a 45 degree leg push, which is not possible with any other leg-push footrest. The foot pedal attachment may also be rotated to allow the arm to be a vertical leg lift or paired with a lever arm, then all lever leg lift motions are performed and replace all of these machines. The shoulder full back pad attachment allows the arm to be a pendulum squat machine by using opposite form angle foot pedals. The same attachment could be used in other ways to allow the arm to be Ha Keshen squat, ski squat, V-squat. The shoulder pad attachment allows the arm to be a professional squat machine. The tri-axial single handle attachment may be used to perform many of the above actions and confirm almost any lever, lever or smith machine movement by allowing final adjustment of the handle. The equalization cable attachment allows the lever arm and its carrier to be attached to the lever arm cable and then become an equalizer to perform all equalization exercises, such as assisted pull-up or push-up. The cushion attachment may be used to make the arm a leg curl, waist curl, sitting abdominal forward flexor, or the like. The arcuate lever attachment may cause the arm to become obliquely lifted, triceps surae, etc. The smith bar allows the arm to use the carrier system for use as a smith machine. A single handle may be used to perform the single-sided smith function, as well as single-sided lever and leverage actions. This design can also be modified to use stacked weights and cables, which allow the same movement and machine functions, but without the need for weight plates.

During operation of the exercise device system 201, the user will attach the desired attachment and perform the desired exercise. The user can switch the attachment and continue training as desired.

In fig. 3, a rear perspective view of exercise device system 201 is shown for clarity. As shown, the carrier 207 includes a locking pin 301 that removably secures the carrier to the vertical support 205 at a desired location. The carrier 207 further comprises a set of locking pins 303 that removably secure the lever arm 203 to the second bracket 223. Also shown in this figure is a second handle 305 that is part of a gripping system 227 that provides for convenient user manipulation.

In fig. 4 and 5, a close-up view of the carrier 207 is shown. As shown, lever arm 203 is in a displaced position by lateral pivot connection 221. As shown, the swivel connection 225 allows movement about a horizontal axis to a desired position. As also shown, the rotary connector 225 includes a first plate 401 and a second plate 403 that pivot relative to each other and are secured in place by a set of locking pins 303, this rotary motion being depicted in fig. 5. As also shown, the cable system 229 may include a top cable support 405.

In fig. 6, a close-up view of the grip system 227 is shown. As shown, the grip system may also include a cable attachment point 601 that allows for the attachment of various cables that may be used for various exercises.

In fig. 7, a front perspective view of exercise device system 201 illustrates a pair of tri-axial attachments 701 coupled to lever arm 203 by attachment device 703. As shown, the triaxial attachment 701 includes a horizontal bar 705 extending from the attachment device 703 and a first rotational connector 707. The first swivel connection 707 allows the horizontal bar 705 to pivot up and down along a vertical axis.

The triaxial attachment 701 further comprises a second rotational connection 709 and a third rotational connection 711 coupled to the free end of the horizontal bar 705. The second rotational connection 709 allows the handle 713 to pivot laterally. The third rotational link 711 allows the handle 713 to pivot up and down along a vertical axis. In addition, the horizontal bar 705 includes a plurality of attachment holes 715 to provide additional adjustability of the triaxial attachment 701.

In fig. 8, a front perspective view of an alternative pair of lever arms 801 is depicted. The lever arm 801 comprises attachment means 803 which couple the lever arm 801 to a vertical strut (not shown). The attachment means 803 comprises a swivel connection 805 for allowing the lever arm 801 to pivot up and down.

The lever arm 801 also includes a sled 807 that is removably secured to the lever arm through a plurality of adjustment holes 809. Sled 807 includes one or more attachment points 811 to receive and retain various devices that may be used for various exercises. In addition, sled 807 includes one or more handles 813 for user manipulation.

The lever arms 801 also include a horizontal lever 815 extending therebetween. The horizontal bar 815 includes a pair of handles 817 configured to move along the horizontal bar 815. In a preferred embodiment, a cable system 819 connects the attachment device 803 and the handle 817 to increase resistance. The handle 817 may also include a locking pin 821 for removably securing the handle 817 to the horizontal bar 815 through a plurality of adjustment holes 823.

Lever arm 801 also includes a cable attachment point 825 that allows attachment of various cables that may be used for various exercises.

In fig. 9, a front perspective view of an alternative exercise device system 901 according to the present application is depicted. It should be appreciated that exercise device system 901 may vary depending on functional, manufacturing, or aesthetic considerations. In a preferred embodiment, exercise device system 901 includes a second system (not shown, see FIG. 9) that mimics the system discussed herein, thereby providing at least two arms for use.

In contemplated embodiments, exercise device system 901 includes a lever arm 903 and a weight stack arm 905 that are coupled to a vertical strut 907 through a main bearing 909. It should be appreciated that at least a portion of the vertical strut 907 may be from a smith machine, a functional training appliance, or the like, and may include a plurality of pin holes 911. Further, it should be appreciated that the primary carrier may be adjusted up and down along the vertical post 907 through a plurality of pin holes 911.

The lever arm 903 includes a first post 913 having a plurality of pin holes 915, one or more rods 917 adjacent to the first post 913, a plurality of J-hooks 919, and a sled 921. Sled 921 is configured to slide up and down along first post 913 by one or more linear supports (not shown) and one or more rods 917. In a preferred embodiment, one or more rods 917 are made of aluminum. The sled 921 further includes one or more locking pins 923 to removably secure the sled 921 to the first post 913 through the plurality of pin holes 915. It should be appreciated that the plurality of pin holes 915 allow the user to adjust the sled 921 to a desired height along the first post 913. Further, sled 921 includes one or more attachment points 925 configured to receive and retain various devices that may be used for various exercises. Further, the sled 921 includes one or more locking bolts 927 configured to removably secure various devices to the sled 921.

The exercise device system 901 also includes a cover bar 929 configured to cover the J-hooks 919 via one or more attachment points 931. In some embodiments, the cover bar 929 may act as a stop during leg-lifting exercises.

It will be appreciated that during use, a user may disengage the lever arm 903 from the vertical post 907 and engage the lever arm 903 with the main carrier 909 via one or more locking pins 933.

In fig. 10, a rear perspective view of exercise device system 901 is shown for clarity. As shown, the weight stack arm 905 includes a second column 1001 having a plurality of pin holes 1003. The weight stack arm 905 also includes a weight carrier 1005, one or more barbells 1007 for attachment of one or more weights 1009. The weight carrier 1005 is configured to move up and down along the second column 1001 by a cable system 1011. It should be appreciated that weight carrier 1005 acts as the primary resistance arm for exercise device system 901.

The cable system 1011 includes a plurality of cable attachment points 1013 that allow for the attachment of various cables that may be used for various exercises (e.g., high end function trainers, low end function trainers, pulleys, sitting bench lifts, etc.). The cable system 1011 also includes one or more ball stops 1015 that control retraction of the cable.

In fig. 11, a perspective view of an exercise device system 901 suitable for leg lifts exercise is depicted. As shown, system 901 and a second system that mimics system 901 are engaged with exercise apparatus 1101. As shown, the leg lifting plate 1103 may be coupled with the sled 921 via one or more attachment points 925. It will be appreciated that the leg jack plate 1103 is angularly adjustable relative to the system 901. In addition, a bench 1105 may be employed to enable a user to perform various exercises with the system 901.

In fig. 12, a perspective view of an exercise device system 901 suitable for sitting bench push exercise is depicted. As shown, system 901 and a second system that mimics system 901 are engaged with exercise device 1201. As shown, a bench 1203 is employed between the system 901 and the second system. Further, the horizontal bar 1205 is coupled to the sled 921 through one or more attachment points 925. In addition, latch 1207 securely locks weight stack arm 905 in place with vertical post 907 of exercise apparatus 1201. The lever arm 903 is positioned within the main carrier 909 at about 90 degrees to the vertical post 907 by one or more locking pins 1209. During use, when a user sits on the bench 1203, the user holds the horizontal bar 1205 and then pushes and pulls the horizontal bar 1205 as indicated by the directional arrow. As the horizontal bar 1205 is pushed forward, the trolley 921 travels along the lever arm 903 and the one or more weights 1009 are moved upward on the second column 1001 by the cable system 1011. When the horizontal bar 1205 is pulled toward the user, the sled 921 travels along the lever arm 903 and the one or more weights 1009 move downward on the second column 1001 through the cable system 1011.

Referring now to fig. 13-23, various views of another exercise device system 1301 in accordance with one or more embodiments of the present utility model are shown. It should be appreciated that exercise device system 1301 may vary depending on functional, manufacturing, or aesthetic considerations.

In contemplated embodiments, exercise device system 1301 includes a lever arm 1303 and a weight stack arm 1305 coupled to a vertical strut 1307 through a main bearing 1309. It should be appreciated that at least a portion of the vertical struts 1307 may be from a smith machine, a functional training apparatus, or the like, and may include a plurality of pin holes 1311. Further, it should be appreciated that the primary carrier 1309 may be adjusted up and down along the vertical strut 1307 by a plurality of pin holes 1311.

The lever arm 1303 includes a first post 1313 having a plurality of pin holes 1315. The lever arm also includes a sled 1317 removably secured thereto by one or more locking pins 1319. It should be appreciated that the plurality of pin holes 1315 allows a user to adjust the sled 1317 to a desired height along the first post 1313.

In some embodiments, the sled 1317 is configured to receive and retain various attachments that may be used for various exercises. For example, as shown in fig. 13-16, the leg curl attachment 1321 is coupled to the sled 1317. During use, a user may place a bench (e.g., 1401, 1501, 1601) near exercise machine system 1301 to perform a prone leg exercise, a sitting leg extension exercise, and a standing leg extension exercise, respectively, using leg extension attachment 1321, as shown in fig. 14-16.

In another example, as shown in fig. 17, the triceps attachment 1701 is coupled to a sled 1317. During use, the user may perform standing triceps curl exercises.

In another example, as shown in fig. 18 and 19, an alternative triceps attachment 1801 is coupled to the sled 1317. During use, a user may place benches (e.g., 1803, 1901) near exercise apparatus system 1301 to perform a sitting recumbent exercise and a sitting triceps curl exercise, respectively.

Lever arm 1303 also includes a rotational connection 1323 for allowing lever arm 1303 to pivot up and down relative to vertical strut 1307.

The weight stack arm 1305 includes a second post 1325 having a plurality of pin holes 1327 for adjustability. The weight stack arm 1305 is configured to pivot up and down relative to the vertical support 1307. The weight stack arm 1305 also includes a weight carrier 1329 that is removably secured to the weight stack arm by one or more locking pins 1319. It should be appreciated that the plurality of pin holes 1327 allow a user to adjust the weight carrier 1329 to a desired height along the second post 1325. Weight carrier 1329 includes one or more barbells 1331 for attaching one or more weights 2001 (shown in fig. 20-23).

In an alternative embodiment, exercise device system 1301 includes an alternative primary carrier 2003 that couples lever arm 1303 and weight stack arm 1305 to vertical strut 1307, as shown in fig. 20-23. The main carrier 2003 is configured to receive and retain various devices, such as a bench 2005 that may be used for various exercises. For example, during use, the user may perform a closed leg curl exercise (see fig. 20), a recumbent leg curl exercise (see fig. 21), a flat leg curl exercise (see fig. 22), and a sitting leg curl exercise (see fig. 23).

The particular embodiments disclosed above are illustrative only, as the embodiments may be modified and practiced in different but equivalent manners apparent to those skilled in the art having the benefit of the teachings herein. It is therefore evident that the particular embodiments disclosed above may be altered or modified and all such variations are considered within the scope and spirit of the application. Accordingly, the protection sought herein is as set forth in the description. Although the embodiments of the present utility model are shown above, they are not limited to these embodiments, but various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit thereof.

Claims

1. An exercise device system, said exercise device system comprising:

a plurality of lever arms coupled to a plurality of vertical struts by a carrier, the plurality of vertical struts having a plurality of adjustment holes to allow the carrier to adjust up and down, the plurality of vertical struts having a floor at a lower end of the plurality of vertical struts for anchoring the plurality of vertical struts to a ground surface;

wherein the carrier allows the plurality of lever arms to be adjusted vertically, laterally, and in a pivoting direction as needed for attachment of one or more exercise attachments.

2. The exercise apparatus system of claim 1, wherein the carrier further comprises:

one or more handles;

a first bracket forming a channel for engagement with the plurality of vertical struts;

a pivot system extending from the first bracket, the pivot system having:

a second bracket;

a lateral pivot connection attached to the second bracket, the lateral pivot connection allowing the second bracket to pivot along a horizontal axis;

a rotational link attached to the second bracket, the rotational link permitting rotational movement of the plurality of lever arms, the rotational link having a first plate and a second plate, the first plate and the second plate configured to pivot relative to one another;

a first locking pin for removably securing the carrier to the plurality of vertical struts; and

a set of second locking pins for removably securing the plurality of lever arms to the second bracket.

3. The exercise machine system of claim 1, wherein the exercise machine system further comprises:

a grip system, the grip system having:

an attachment device configured to couple the gripping system to the plurality of lever arms; and

a handle for engagement by a user; and

a cable system extending from a top portion of the plurality of lever arms to a side of the plurality of lever arms, the cable system configured to engage with the one or more exercise attachments.

4. The exercise machine system of claim 3, wherein the plurality of lever arms further comprises:

one or more protrusions extending from the plurality of lever arms, the one or more protrusions configured to engage with the one or more exercise attachments; and

a plurality of adjustment apertures for allowing vertical adjustment of the gripping system along the plurality of lever arms.

5. The exercise machine system of claim 1, wherein the exercise machine system further comprises:

a pair of triaxial attachments coupled to the plurality of lever arms by attachment means, each triaxial attachment having:

a horizontal bar extending from the attachment device, the horizontal bar having a plurality of attachment holes to provide adjustability;

a first rotary link configured to allow the horizontal bar to pivot up and down along a vertical axis;

a second rotary link coupled to a free end of the horizontal bar, the second rotary link configured to allow the handle to pivot laterally; and

a third rotational connector coupled to a free end of the horizontal bar, the third rotational connector configured to allow the handle to pivot up and down along a vertical axis.

6. An exercise device system, said exercise device system comprising:

a plurality of vertical struts having a plurality of pin holes;

a lever arm coupled to each vertical strut by a main carrier configured to adjust up and down along the plurality of vertical struts through the plurality of pin holes; and

a weight stack arm coupled to the plurality of vertical struts through the primary carrier.

7. The exercise machine system of claim 6, wherein the lever arm further comprises:

a first post having a plurality of pin holes;

one or more bars juxtaposed with the first column;

a plurality of J-hooks;

one or more linear supports; and

a sled configured to slide up and down along the first column by one or more rods and the one or more linear supports.

8. The exercise apparatus system of claim 7 wherein the sled further comprises:

one or more third locking pins configured to removably secure the sled to the first post through the plurality of pin holes;

one or more attachment points configured to receive and retain one or more exercise attachments; and

one or more locking bolts configured to removably secure the one or more exercise attachments.

9. The exercise machine system of claim 8, wherein the exercise machine system further comprises:

a bar configured to cover the plurality of J-hooks through the one or more attachment points.

10. The exercise machine system of claim 8, wherein the exercise machine system further comprises:

a cable system, the cable system having:

a plurality of cable attachment points configured to engage with one or more exercise attachments; and

one or more ball stops configured to control retraction of the cable.

11. The exercise machine system of claim 10, wherein the weight stack arm further comprises:

a second column having a plurality of pin holes;

a weight carrier configured to move up and down along the second column by a cable system; and

one or more barbells configured to engage one or more weights.

12. An exercise device system, said exercise device system comprising:

a vertical strut having a plurality of pin holes;

a lever arm coupled to the vertical strut by a primary carrier, the lever arm having:

a first post having a plurality of pin holes;

a sled removably secured to the lever arm by one or more fourth locking pins, the sled configured to receive and retain one or more attachments; and

a swivel connection configured to allow the lever arm to pivot up and down relative to the vertical strut; and

a weight stack arm coupled to the vertical column by the primary carrier, the weight stack arm configured to pivot up and down relative to the vertical column, the weight stack arm having:

a second column having a plurality of pin holes; and

a weight carrier coupled to the weight stack arm by one or more fifth locking pins, the weight carrier having one or more barbells,

for attaching one or more weights to the weight carrier.

13. The exercise apparatus system of claim 12, wherein the one or more attachments are a leg curl attachment, a triceps attachment, or both a leg curl attachment and a triceps attachment.

14. The exercise machine system of claim 12, wherein the exercise machine system further comprises:

a main carrier configured to couple the lever arm and the counterweight stacking arm to the vertical column, and configured to receive and retain a bench.