DE29601499U1 - Training device - Google Patents

Description

·· ·* · · *·· ·· 81737 Munich

Phone: 670 77 59

!.Name of training device

2.Summary

2.1 A handy roller seat trainer in a modular system with 12 different exercise options. The focus is not on strength training, but on movement training. This makes it particularly suitable for seniors.

2.2 The most important feature is the versatility with low weight and little space requirement. Noise level is minimal.

2.3 Purpose of the invention:

A low-noise multi-training device for the home that is designed for long-term exercise training. If the roller rail is set at a moderate angle, exercises can be carried out for hours with short breaks. For example, it is a useful alternative to sitting, which dampens your circulation, while watching TV. The exercises can also be used as active relaxation to reduce stress. During the "squats" exercise, you can even read and write using the small table that moves with you.

2.4 The design allows the following variants:

1. Sitting position downwards. Squats from stretched to max. Bend with additional strain from the handbrake handles during the stretching process (similar to squats). Additional strain can also be applied using the hand fork. 2. Sitting position downwards, legs stretched. Briefly bend and stretch back. Possibly press the knees down more or less with the hands.

3. Sitting position downwards. Push off from the hand grip with an overhand or underhand grip (similar to push-ups). The back support can be used to relieve the strain on the spine.

4.Insert the hand fork at the upper end. Sit in an upward position. Brake frame lowered.Bend your arms with pulling load using an overhand or underhand grip (similar to rowing).Additional load by supporting your legs on the footrests.

5. Sitting position upwards. Feet in the loops of the footrests. Squats with tension load.

6. Sitting position downwards. Shoulder joint load, arms back and down, use handbrake handles.

7.Same sitting position.Arms up with 2 belt loops that are hooked onto the hand fork.

8.With cable pull device. Sitting position upwards. Pull rope hooked in at the top. Pinch movement of the arms upwards and inwards. Additional load by supporting the legs on the adjustable footrests. 9. Sitting position upwards. Fold the pull rope downwards and shorten it slightly. (lifting position). Load on the arms is reversed from top to bottom.

10.Sitting position downwards.Spreading fork inserted. Spread legs in connection with the hand fork.

11.Trainer converted into a standing device with cable pull device.Exercise while standing like positions 8 and 9.
12.Exercise like position 9, but with your back to the device.

List of reference symbols Zeü.chlwng 'Xs' .1. ..·'..

1 base frame

2 roller seat rail

3 Roll seat

3a retaining strip

4 locking levers

5 Support fork

6 Brake frame

7 Brake handle

8 Hand fork

9 Footrest

10 Footrest with loop

11 Adjustable hand fork brace

12 Hand nut

Locking bracket Base stud Footrest screw

List of reference symbols Drawing

1 cable pulley

2 lever arm

2a Bracket with toothed segment

3 Pulley

4 notches for pulling rope

5 Pull rope

6 Back support

7 Reading table

List of reference symbols Drawing 3 Fig.10 and ll

1 spreading fork

2 Articulated arm

3 eyelets

4 clamping screw

5 Footrest

6 Hand fork

7 Hand fork brace

8 buffers

Claims (13)

1.Trainer characterized by the fact that a more or less inclined rolling seat serves as the Basils Fig.1/3.The power resistance
h depends on the slope of the rail. 2.Trainer characterized by the fact that by 2 brake handles Pig,1/7 via a brake frame Fig.3/6 the resistance at
exercise 1 (squats) is reinforced. 3.Trainer characterized by the fact that by an insertable
Hand fork Fig.1/8 with adjustable hand fork brace Fig.1/11
Arm bending exercises with pressure load can be carried out. An insertable back support Fig.4/6 serves to relieve the spine 4. Trainer characterized by the fact that by moving the hand fork 1/8 to the support fork Fig.1/5 according to the height of the roller seat rail Fig. 1/2, the arm bending exercises with tensile load -3- (similar to rowing). The resistance can be increased by supporting the legs on the adjustable footrests Fig.1/10. (Brake frame Fig.1/6 lowered) 5. Trainer characterized by the fact that the deadweight resistance can be changed by adjusting the height of the rolling seat rail Fig.1/2 on the support fork Fig.1/5. 6.Trainer characterized in that a cable pull device Fig.4/1 is mounted on the support fork Fig.1/5. The rolling seat is pulled upwards by 2 lever arms Fig.5/2 via a pull cable pulley Fig.5/3. 7.Trainer characterized in that by moving the pull rope Fig.4/5 or 4/5a the load on the lever arms Fig.5/2 can be changed from outside to inside or from inside to outside, 8. Trainer characterized in that the rolling seat position can be changed by means of several notches Fig. 7/4 for the pull rope Fig. 1/5. 9.Trainer characterized in that a limited mobility, transverse to the pivoting movement of the two lever arms Fig. 5/2 in the holder 5/2g., enables the two lever arms to engage one over the other. This allows the pivoting radius to be increased in claim 7 (load from outside to inside). 10.Trainer characterized in that an adjustable reading board Fig.4/7 that can be attached to the rolling seat holder Fig.3/3a allows reading and writing to be carried out simultaneously during exercise 1 (squats). 11.Trainer characterized by the fact that an adjustable back support (Fig.4/6) makes training easier for people with disc damage and older people. 12.Trainer characterized by the fact that the cable pull device Fig.9/1 can also be used as a standing device. For this purpose, the lower end of the rolling seat rail Fig.9/4 is attached to the base bar Fig.9/5. The support fork Fig.9/11 serves as a support. The cable pull device Fig.9/1 attached to the upper end is height-adjustable (body size). The pull rope Fig.9/2 can be adjusted on the one hand on the pull rope pulley Fig.9/12 (lifting height), and on the other hand by the extension chain Fig.9/8 (body size). By folding the pull rope Fig.9/9 in conjunction with an insertable spring steel bracket Fig.9/10, the load can be reversed. -4- The lever arms F are pressed downwards while simultaneously bending your knees . This exercise can also be carried out with your back to the device. The rolling seat Fig.9/6 is folded down and serves as a standing surface. The amount of force required depends on the size of the pulley Fig.9/12, which may be replaceable. 13.Trainer characterized by the fact that by mounting a spreading fork Fig.10/1 on the basic device, another exercise can be carried out: spreading the legs in conjunction with the hand fork Fig.11/6 with alternating load between arms and legs. The angle is adjusted using the hand fork brace Fig.11/7. The footrests Fig.11/5 are adjustable (body size). The spread width can be limited using the adjustable stop Fig.10/8. Trainer characterized by the fact that it can be used as a modular system. The basic device consists of the base frame with the rolling seat rail and support fork (exercise squats). Additional 1 reading table Fig.4/7
Additional 2 brake frame Fig.l/'g
Addition 3 Hand fork Fig.1/8 with hand fork brace Fig.1/11 and 2 footrests Fig.3/10 Additional 4 backrest Fig.4/6
Additional 5 Cable puller Fig.5/1 with extension chain and Spring steel bracket
Addition 6 Spreader fork Fig.10/1
Addition 7 2 studs Fig.1/15 for raising the vehicle.