EP4161664A1 - Appareil d'exercice physique pour conçu pour entraîner le corps humain - Google Patents

Appareil d'exercice physique pour conçu pour entraîner le corps humain

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EP4161664A1
EP4161664A1 EP21763229.8A EP21763229A EP4161664A1 EP 4161664 A1 EP4161664 A1 EP 4161664A1 EP 21763229 A EP21763229 A EP 21763229A EP 4161664 A1 EP4161664 A1 EP 4161664A1
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weight bar
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Till Nonhoff
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63BAPPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
    • A63B23/00Exercising apparatus specially adapted for particular parts of the body
    • A63B23/035Exercising apparatus specially adapted for particular parts of the body for limbs, i.e. upper or lower limbs, e.g. simultaneously
    • A63B23/12Exercising apparatus specially adapted for particular parts of the body for limbs, i.e. upper or lower limbs, e.g. simultaneously for upper limbs or related muscles, e.g. chest, upper back or shoulder muscles
    • A63B23/1209Involving a bending of elbow and shoulder joints simultaneously
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    • A63BAPPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
    • A63B21/00Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices
    • A63B21/02Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices using resilient force-resisters
    • A63B21/04Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices using resilient force-resisters attached to static foundation, e.g. a user
    • A63B21/0407Anchored at two end points, e.g. installed within an apparatus
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    • A63B21/02Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices using resilient force-resisters
    • A63B21/04Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices using resilient force-resisters attached to static foundation, e.g. a user
    • A63B21/0442Anchored at one end only, the other end being manipulated by the user
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    • A63B21/06User-manipulated weights
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    • A63B21/00058Mechanical means for varying the resistance
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Definitions

  • the present invention relates to a fitness device for exercising the human body.
  • athletic training methods are often used for the rehabilitation of injuries and / or operations on the human body.
  • such training methods can prevent or alleviate pain, in particular by building up the muscles.
  • Training devices are known, for example in the form of free weights that can be freely moved in space.
  • free weights have a significant potential for injury.
  • many injuries occur because of the completely free movement of free weights in space and / or because of improper use Use of these exercise equipment causes.
  • Another well-known exercise device is the so-called landmine, which includes an anchor attached to the ground that picks up a weight bar.
  • the weight bar can be pivoted around the armature by means of a joint attached to the armature.
  • the landmine provides an unnatural movement that is rarely used in everyday life, which in turn limits the usefulness of the movement. For example, every movement runs on an arc of a circle with a radius that corresponds to the length of the weight bar around the fastening point on the ground.
  • the landmine is also limited in terms of the variety of possible exercise movements.
  • the weights must be pushed onto the weight bar in a bent position, which puts a considerable strain on the user's back.
  • the invention relates to a fitness device for exercising the human body.
  • the training device comprises a support element with a fastening element arranged at a first end of the support element for fastening the support element to a support structure, preferably an overhead support structure and particularly preferably to a ceiling of a room, a weight bar, for lifting at least one weight, with a free end and a supported area.
  • the supported area is preferably provided at the end of the weight bar opposite the free end.
  • the training device furthermore preferably comprises a bearing element which receives the supported area of the weight bar and connects the weight bar to an area of the support element that is spaced apart from the first end, preferably the second end opposite the first end.
  • the weight bar is movable in at least two planes, the at least two Planes include a plane which runs perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the support element (for example a horizontal plane) and a plane in which the longitudinal axis of the support element runs (for example a vertical plane).
  • the weight bar is also rotatably mounted about its longitudinal axis, preferably by the bearing element.
  • the support element is elongated and preferably has a length of at least 100 cm.
  • the attachment of the support element to a support structure allows the support element to be attached in a suspended manner.
  • the first end of the support element corresponds to the upper end and the second end to the lower end.
  • a support structure is understood here to mean a structure which enables such a suspended attachment of the support element.
  • An overhead support structure preferably allows the first or upper end of the support element to be attached at a position that is at the level of the head or above the level of the head of a user. This can preferably also include the height of the user's shoulder area.
  • the support element is preferably adjustable in length or can be exchanged for a support element of different lengths.
  • the fitness equipment By attaching the support element to a support structure, preferably to an overhead support structure, preferably to the ceiling of a room, the fitness equipment can be stowed away easily.
  • the fitness device can be brought into a position, for example by moving, swiveling, rolling up or otherwise stowing the support element, which does not or only slightly affects the training area when the fitness device is not used.
  • the floor area below the training device is freely accessible and without Obstacle.
  • the attachment of the carrying element to an overhead support structure simplifies the pushing of weights onto the weight bar, since the weight bar can thus be brought into a position that is more manageable for humans, and the risk of injury to the user is thus reduced.
  • the attachment of the support element to an overhead support structure together with the mobility of the weight bar at least in a plane that runs transversely to the longitudinal axis of the support element, and in a plane in which the longitudinal axis of the Support element runs, as well as preferably the rotatability of the weight bar around their
  • the extent of the pendulum movements and the restoring force caused thereby can in particular be controlled via the size of the deflections of the weight bar. As a result, smaller deflections also result in lower dynamic or static compressive or tensile forces that are exerted on the user.
  • the restoring force produced can be controlled via the weight force of the weight bar, the weight received by the weight bar, the bearing element and / or the carrying element.
  • the corresponding restoring force can advantageously also be achieved by additional weights described herein, for example. Tare weights, can be set.
  • the elongated design of the support element and in particular its minimum length of 100 cm allows the weight bar to be provided at a height that, depending on the height of the overhead support structure above the floor of the room, performs a variety of overhead exercises and exercises that are performed below eye level of the user are made possible. the Adaptability and customizability of this advantage to different users or
  • User groups are supported in particular by the ability to adjust the length of the support element and / or its interchangeability with a support element of different lengths.
  • the support element is flexible and preferably designed as a rope, band or belt. Because of the flexibility and the lower stability (in particular with regard to rotatability and bendability) of the support element, the possibilities of movement of the weight bar are increased. This is accompanied by a low level of contact with the weight rod by the support element, in particular in a plane which runs perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the support element.
  • the lower stabilization by the support element must instead be compensated by the muscles of the user, which brings about a further strengthening of the muscles, in particular the stabilizers. In this way, the muscles of different areas of the body can be built up in a targeted and gentle manner. At the same time, a multitude of natural movement sequences can be mapped that are not restricted by the structure of the fitness equipment.
  • the above-mentioned advantages can also be achieved by designing the support element as a rod which is articulated to the fastening element or the weight rod at its first, upper and second, lower end in such a way that corresponding degrees of freedom are made possible. For example through cardan or ball joints. In this embodiment, only a vertical movement of the supported end of the weight bar is not possible.
  • the weight bar mounted in the bearing element is preferably a rigid body and has three rotational and three translational degrees of freedom in space.
  • the weight bar can thus be inclined solely through the flexible properties of the support element, on the one hand, in a plane in which the longitudinal axis of the support element runs (for example a vertical plane).
  • the weight bar can be pivoted about the longitudinal axis of the support element in a plane running perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the support element (for example a horizontal plane).
  • the weight bar can be rotated around its own longitudinal axis.
  • the weight bar can be moved translationally in all three spatial directions. Only the vertical downward movement is limited by the set length of the Support element restricted.
  • the fitness device can additionally include a tare weight, for example a housing in which the bearing element is arranged, the tare weight or the housing and / or the bearing preferably having a weight of at least 3 kg, more preferably at least 5 kg and preferably at least 10 kg.
  • the taring weight is preferably arranged at the lower end of the support element.
  • the flexible support element can be given a desired basic stability. to influence the sensitivity of the support element to deflection. If the taring weight is set at 10 kg, for example, the carrying element has a lower deflection sensitivity than with a taring weight with a weight of 5 kg can be set.
  • the weight which is arranged displaceably on the weight bar, also influences the restoring force. It also supports the tare weight, both when it is pushed all the way to the housing and when there is some distance. The position of the weight on the weight bar is thus preferably selected in a targeted manner.
  • the size of the restoring force caused by pendulum movements of the fun measuring device including the taring weight can be controlled after the weight bar has been deflected.
  • the support element, the bearing element and / or the housing is preferably designed to accommodate additional weights in order to vary the total weight of the tare weight. As a result, the stability of the support element can be adjusted individually by varying the total tariff weight.
  • the fastening element is set up for the rotatable fastening of the support element.
  • the weight bar can be rotated about the longitudinal axis of the support element, which allows a greater degree of freedom of movement of the weight bar and thus a high degree of flexibility in the training options. This also increases the stowability of the fitness device when it is not in use.
  • the fastening element for rotatable fastening of the support element is as
  • Rotary joint karabiner or cardan joint is preferably the only "fixed” bearing, ie not several degrees of freedom or preferably only two degrees of freedom and more preferably only one degree of freedom bearing, the bearing of the weight bar, which is preferably designed as a ball bearing.
  • the remaining degrees of freedom are preferably made possible by the flexibility of the belt (inclination at both ends and torsion over the entire belt).
  • the weight bar has a training weight receiving or displacement area extending over at least a section of the length of the weight bar, along which the training weights to be recorded can be displaced.
  • the lever arm of the weight bar which extends from the position of the weights received on the weight bar to the area of the weight bar stored in the bearing element, can be adjusted.
  • the training load can also be controlled via the lever arm of the weight bar, which increases the flexibility in determining the training load and thus the training options.
  • the individualization of the settings for a specific user or a user group is thus simplified and improved.
  • the gripping points of the weight bar at which the user grips the weight bar can be varied in a flexible manner.
  • the fitness device can additionally have at least one locking means that can be displaced along the displacement area, by means of which the weight (s) to be picked up can be locked in a position along the displacement area.
  • the length of the training weight receiving or displacement area can be at least 50%, preferably at least 75% and more preferably 75% to 80% of the total length of the weight bar.
  • the displacement area can preferably extend from the free end of the weight bar.
  • the bearing element has a ball bearing in order to enable the weight bar to rotate about its longitudinal axis.
  • the bearing element can have a sliding bearing.
  • the fitness device can additionally have an elastic band which can be fixed to the weight bar and to an anchor element fastened to a fastening structure. so as to produce a resistance that is variable over the range of motion of the weight bar.
  • An elastic band has the property that its tensile resistance increases with increasing elongation of the elastic band.
  • the elastic band which can be fixed to the weight bar and to an anchor element attached to a fastening structure, causes the resistance of the elastic band and thus also the total resistance of the weight bar to be lower when the weight bar is slightly deflected than when the weight bar is deflected larger.
  • the elastic band can be provided in addition or as an alternative to the provision of training weights.
  • the fastening structure for the elastic band can also be provided below, above and / or to the side of the weight bar. This allows you to optimally align and adjust the resistance through the elastic band.
  • an adjusting ring can be provided which is molded onto the weight bar or can be fastened to the weight bar, wherein the elastic band can be guided through the adjusting ring for fastening to the weight bar.
  • the fitness device also has an adjustment mechanism, by means of which the length of the support element can be adjusted.
  • the fitness device can also be used at different heights Overhead support structure above the floor of the room, especially on different ones
  • Ceiling heights of the room can be adjusted to set the desired height of the weight bar above the floor.
  • the adjustment mechanism can be a component of the support element, in which case the adjustment mechanism is arranged along the length of the support element.
  • the adjustment mechanism is designed or molded on the bearing element and / or on the fastening element for fastening the carrying element to an overhead support structure.
  • the support element is designed as a belt or rope and the adjusting mechanism is provided as a type of belt or rope tensioner. This can take the form of a belt buckle, as is known, for example, from backpacks or the like.
  • the adjustment mechanism can preferably be placed along the belt.
  • the adjusting mechanism is designed in such a way that the support element has a plurality of segments, segments being able to be removed to shorten the length of the support element or added to lengthen the support element.
  • At least one basic segment preferably has a length of at least 30 cm, preferably at least 50 cm, more preferably at least 70 cm and more preferably at least 100 cm.
  • This basic segment can provide a basic length of the support element, further extension segments can be added in a modular manner to extend the support element, which can have different lengths, preferably at least 10 cm, more preferably at least 20 cm, more preferably 40 cm, more preferably 50 cm.
  • the weight bar preferably has a length which extends between the supported area and the free end of the weight bar, this length being adjustable.
  • the length of the weight bar which extends between the supported area and the free end of the weight bar, is preferably adjustable in that the weight bar is displaceable through the bearing element and can preferably be locked in individual positions.
  • Length of the weight bar which extends between the supported area and the free end of the weight bar, from the total length of the weight bar. If no part of the length of the weight bar extends beyond the bearing element, then the usable length of the weight bar, which extends between the supported area and the free end of the weight bar, corresponds to the total length of the weight bar.
  • the weight bar can be designed as a telescopic bar. be or, as described above with respect to the support element, have several Segmen th.
  • the training device can be provided as a set or kit which has several support elements and / or several weight bars of different lengths.
  • the respective length adjustment can be done by exchanging the support element and / or the weight bar.
  • the weight bar preferably has a weight of at least 10 kg, preferably at least 20 kg. Depending on the selected minimum weight of the weight bar, the stability of the support element can be adjusted in the case of a flexible support element.
  • the weight bar preferably has an overall length of at least 1 m, more preferably at least 1.5 m, more preferably at least 2 m, particularly preferably about 2.2 m.
  • the lever arm of the weight bar can also be adjusted by varying the total length of the weight bar.
  • smaller weight bars offer smaller ranges of movement for the weight bar than longer weight bars, so that the range of movement can also be adjusted over the entire length of the weight bar.
  • the fastening element for fastening the carrying element to a support preferably overhead support structure
  • the sliding structure can comprise a rail which receives a region of the support element or a component attached to the support element.
  • the support element can thus be displaced along at least one direction along the displacement structure, which is a allows flexible positioning of the fitness equipment in the room.
  • the support element and the weight bar can be moved to a position in the room at which the training device is to be used. After the use of the training device has ended, the support element and the weight bar can be conveniently pushed into a stowed position in the room that does not impair the training room or only slightly.
  • the sliding structure preferably has a fixing means for fixing the support element in a position along the sliding structure.
  • the support element can be fixed along the displacement structure, so that, especially during use of the training device, unintentional displacement of the support element along the displacement structure can be prevented.
  • the fitness device additionally comprises at least one weight received by the weight bar.
  • the weight has at least one integrated locking means, by means of which the weight can be locked in a position along the displacement range of the weight bar.
  • the weight can be fixed comfortably and without the additional use of a separate locking means on the weight bar, which makes it easier to load the weight bar with weights.
  • the weight bar can have a further integrated locking means which, in interaction with the integrated locking means of the weight, causes the weight to be locked in a position along the displacement range of the weight bar.
  • the locking means integrated in the weight can have at least one deflecting element which can be deflected by the user by actuating an actuating element on the weight.
  • the weight bar can have one or more openings into which the deflected deflecting element engages when the user has pushed the weight onto the weight bar, has positioned the deflecting element at the opening of the weight bar and actuating the actuating element has finished.
  • the weight is designed as a hollow cylinder with an outer diameter D and a length L. where the length L is greater than the outer diameter D.
  • weights for use with a weight bar are disc-shaped with an outside diameter that is substantially greater than the length of the weight.
  • the weights have a relatively high radial extent from the weight bar, which is disruptive in many exercises and in particular can impair, in particular shorten, the sequence of movements.
  • the weight can be designed essentially in the form of a disk.
  • the weight can be designed in different sizes and / or masses.
  • the weight can preferably be designed with a mass of 5 kg, 10 kg, 15 kg or 20 kg.
  • the weight is locked against rotating about a longitudinal axis of the weight bar and / or against an axial displacement of the weight along the longitudinal axis of the weight bar when the weight is received on the weight bar.
  • the fitness device comprises a receiving slide which is set up to be pushed over at least a section of the weight bar and fixed to the weight bar and to at least partially receive the weight.
  • the receiving carriage can be fixed against rotation about the longitudinal axis of the weight rod and against axial displacements along the longitudinal axis of the weight rod relative to the weight rod.
  • a locking element for example a locking bolt
  • the receiving slide and / or the weight bar can have at least one opening which is or are set up to receive the locking element in order to fix the receiving slide on the weight bar relative to the weight bar.
  • the receiving slide and / or the weight bar can preferably each have a plurality of openings which are arranged distributed along the longitudinal axis of the weight bar when the receiving slide is pushed onto the weight bar. As a result, the receiving carriage can be fixed at different positions along the longitudinal axis of the weight string.
  • the receiving carriage can have at least one locking surface.
  • the weight can have at least one counter surface.
  • the locking surface can interact with the counter surface when the weight is received on the weight bar, in order to substantially prevent the weight from rotating about the longitudinal axis of the weight bar.
  • the locking surface and the mating surface can interact according to a key-hole principle.
  • the weight can be at least one predetermined first angle of rotation about the longitudinal axis of the weight rod relative to the
  • Pick-up slides are included.
  • the first angle of rotation differing from the second angle of rotation, the weight can be prevented from being picked up on the receiving slide.
  • the weight can essentially be prevented from rotating about the longitudinal axis of the weight bar at least between the first angle of rotation and the second angle of rotation.
  • the first angle of rotation can preferably differ from the second angle of rotation by 0 ° to 45 °, preferably 0 ° to 30 °, preferably 0 ° to 20 °, particularly preferably 0 ° to 10 °.
  • the non-rotatable fixing is already provided by receiving the weight on the receiving carriage.
  • the locking surface can be formed on an outer circumference of the receiving socket.
  • the locking surface of the receiving carriage and / or the counter surface of the weight can or can be essentially flat.
  • the locking surface of the receiving carriage and the counter surface of the weight can be designed to be essentially identical to one another.
  • the mating surface can define an opening formed in the weight, at least in some areas, which opening is designed to be pushed over the receiving carriage at least in some areas.
  • the opening is preferably formed substantially centrally in the weight.
  • the mating surface can define, at least in some areas, a slot which is formed in the weight and which is designed to extend at least in some areas over the To be pushed on the pick-up carriage.
  • the slot may extend from a substantially central point in the weight to an outer point relative to the central point.
  • the slot can extend from a substantially central point in the weight to an outer perimeter of the weight.
  • the receiving carriage preferably has at least two locking surfaces and the weight has two opposing surfaces.
  • the locking surfaces can interact with the opposing surfaces when the weight is received on the weight bar, in order to substantially prevent the weight from rotating about the longitudinal axis of the weight bar.
  • the locking surfaces and / or the mating surfaces can preferably be essentially parallel to one another.
  • the locking surfaces can be arranged such that a first locking surface defines a first plane and a second locking surface defines a second plane, the first plane preferably defining the second plane in an angular range from 1 ° to 90 °, preferably from 1 ° to 70 ° from 1 ° to 50 °, preferably from 1 to 30 °, particularly preferably from 10 to 15 °, intersects.
  • At least one of the locking surfaces of the receiving carriage and / or at least one of the counter surfaces of the weight can or can be essentially flat.
  • all of the locking surfaces of the receiving carriage and / or all of the counter surfaces of the weight are essentially flat.
  • the fitness device comprises an axial securing element which is designed to be pushed over at least one section of the receiving slide and / or the weight bar and to lock the weight axially against the receiving slide in order to axially displace the weight along the longitudinal axis of the Weight bar essentially to prevent when the weight is received on the weight bar, the axial securing element at least one
  • the axial securing element preferably has at least two opposing surfaces which essentially coincide with the locking surfaces of the receiving carriage.
  • the mating surfaces can preferably be essentially parallel to one another.
  • a fitness device for exercising the human body comprising: a support element with a fastening element arranged at a first end of the support element for fastening the support element to a support structure, preferably an overhead support structure, preferably on a ceiling of a room, wherein the support element fastened to the fastening element is preferably extends vertically .; a weight bar for receiving at least one weight having a free end and a supported area which is preferably opposite and spaced from the free end; and preferably a bearing element which receives the supported area of the weight bar and connects the weight bar to a second end of the support element opposite the first end; wherein the weight bar is movable in at least two planes, the at least two planes comprising a horizontal plane which runs perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the support element and a vertical plane in which the longitudinal axis of the support element runs; and the support element is elongated, preferably with a length of at least 30 cm, preferably at least 50 cm, more preferably at least
  • the fitness device wherein the support element is flexible; and / or wherein the carrying element is preferably as a rope, tape, or belt or as a corresponding one stored rod is formed. .
  • the stored in the bearing element wherein the stored in the bearing element
  • Weight bar a rigid body is rotatably mounted about its longitudinal axis in the bearing element, and / or the fitness device is designed such that the weight bar has three rotational and two, preferably three translational degrees of freedom in space. .
  • the fitness device according to one of aspects 2 or 3, additionally comprising a
  • Taring weight preferably in the form of a housing in which the bearing element is arranged, the taring weight or the housing having a weight of at least 5 kg, preferably at least 10 kg.
  • the fitness device according to aspect 4 wherein the fitness device, preferably the housing, is set up to accommodate additional weights in order to vary the total weight of the taring weight or the housing. .
  • Fastening element is set up for rotatable fastening of the support element, preferably due to the flexibility of the belt.
  • Swivel carabiner, cardan joint or ball joint is formed.
  • the weight bar has a displacement area which extends over at least a section of the length of the weight bar and along which the awake persons to be picked up can be displaced.
  • the fitness device according to aspect 8 wherein the fitness device additionally has at least one locking means that can be displaced along the displacement area, by means of which the awakened persons to be picked up can be locked in a position along the displacement area.
  • the length of the displacement area is at least 50%, preferably at least 75%, of the total length of the weight bar.
  • the fitness device according to one of the aspects 8 to 10, wherein the displacement range extends from the free end of the weight bar,
  • the bearing element has a ball bearing to enable the weight bar to rotate about its longitudinal axis .
  • the fitness device additionally has an elastic band which can be fixed to the weight bar and to an anchor element fastened to a fastening structure, in order thus to bring about a resistance that is variable over the range of motion of the weight bar.
  • the fitness device additionally has an adjustment mechanism by means of which the length of the support element can be adjusted.
  • the weight bar has a length which extends between the supported area and the free end of the weight bar, and wherein this gait is adjustable.
  • the weight bar has a weight of at least 10 kg, preferably at least 20 kg.
  • the weight bar has an overall length of at least 1 m, more preferably 1.5 m, more preferably 2 m, particularly preferably 2.2 m.
  • the fastening element for fastening the carrying element to an overhead support structure has a sliding structure which is designed for this purpose. to allow a displacement of the support element along the overhead support structure in at least one direction, the fitness device according to aspect 19, wherein the displacement structure has a fixing means for fixing the support element in a position along the displacement structure weight to be absorbed.
  • the weight has at least one integrated locking means, by means of which the weight can be locked in a position along the displacement range of the weight bar.
  • the fitness device wherein the weight bar has a further integrated locking means which, in interaction with the integrated locking means of the weight, causes the weight to be locked in a position along the displacement range of the weight bar.
  • the fitness device according to one of aspects 21 to 23, wherein the weight is designed as a hollow cylinder with an outer diameter D and a length L, the length L being greater than the outer diameter D.
  • the fitness device according to one of aspects 21 to 23, wherein the weight
  • Fitness device comprising a receiving carriage which is set up for this purpose is pushed over at least a portion of the weight bar and attached to the
  • Weight bar to be fixed and at least partially absorb the weight
  • the receiving carriage has at least one locking surface and the weight has at least one counter surface, wherein the locking surface cooperates with the counter surface when the weight is received on the weight bar to rotate the weight around the To substantially prevent the longitudinal axis of the weight bar, fitness device according to aspect 27, wherein the receiving slide has at least two, preferably substantially parallel, locking surfaces and the weight has at least two, preferably substantially parallel, counter-surfaces, the locking surfaces with the counter-surfaces Cooperating when the weight is received on the weight bar to substantially prevent the weight from rotating about the longitudinal axis of the weight bar.
  • Fitness device comprising an axial securing element which is designed to be attached to the receiving carriage, preferably to be pushed over at least a portion of the receiving carriage and / or the weight bar, and to lock the weight axially on the receiving carriage in order to to substantially prevent axial displacement of the weight along the longitudinal axis of the weight bar when the weight is received on the weight bar, the axial securing element having at least one counter surface which substantially coincides with the locking surface of the receiving carriage.
  • the axial securing element has at least two, preferably substantially parallel to one another, opposing surfaces which substantially coincide with the locking surfaces of the receiving carriage.
  • Training weight for training the human body the training weight being set up to be picked up by a weight bar, the training weight being locked against rotating about a longitudinal axis of the weight bar and / or against an axial displacement of the training weight along the longitudinal axis of the weight bar when the training weight is recorded on the weight bar.
  • Training weight by aspect. 31 comprising a fixing system for fixing the
  • the fixing system having a receiving slide which is configured to be pushed over at least a portion of the weight bar and fixed to the weight bar and to at least partially receive the training weight, the receiving slide having at least one locking surface and the training weight at least one Having counter surface, wherein the locking surface cooperates with the counter surface when the training weight is received on the weight bar to prevent rotation of the tramings weight about the longitudinal axis of the weight bar substantially.
  • Training weight according to aspect 32 wherein the receiving carriage has at least two, preferably substantially parallel, locking surfaces and the training weight has at least two, preferably substantially parallel, counter-surfaces, the locking surfaces interacting with the counter-surfaces when the training weight is on the weight bar is added to prevent rotation of the training weight about the longitudinal axis of the weight bar substantially,
  • Training weight according to aspect 32 or 33, comprising an axial securing element which is designed to be attached to the receiving slide, preferably to be pushed over at least a portion of the receiving slide and / or the weight bar, and to lock the training weight axially on the receiving slide in order to substantially prevent the training weight from being axially displaced along the longitudinal axis of the weight bar when the training weight is received on the weight bar, the axial securing element having at least one mating surface which substantially coincides with the locking surface of the receiving frame.
  • Training weight according to aspect 34 wherein the axial securing element has at least two, preferably substantially mutually parallel, opposing surfaces which coincide with the locking surfaces of the receiving section.
  • FIG. 1 shows a schematic side view of an embodiment of a fitness device according to the invention
  • FIG. 2 shows a schematic side view of a further exemplary embodiment of a fitness device according to the invention
  • FIG. 3 shows a schematic perspective view of a further exemplary embodiment of a fitness device according to the invention.
  • FIG. 4 shows a schematic side view of a further exemplary embodiment of a fitness device according to the invention.
  • FIG. 5 shows, in a perspective view, an exemplary embodiment of a weight with a Aufhalimeseblltten and an Axialsieberangselement
  • Fig. 6 shows in a further perspective view the weight with the
  • Fig. 7 shows in a front view the weight of Figs. 5 and 6;
  • FIGS. 5 and 6 shows, in a perspective view, the receiving carriage from FIGS. 5 and 6;
  • FIG. 9 shows the axial securing element from FIGS. 5 and 6 in a front view.
  • the fitness device 10 has a weight bar 12 with a longitudinal axis x, an overall length LG, a free end 14 and a supported area 16.
  • the weight bar 12 also has a displacement area 20, along which weights 18 on the weight bar 12 to one the desired position can be moved along the displacement area 20,
  • the displacement area 20 extends from the free end 14 of the weight bar along the entire length LG of the weight bar 12.
  • the displacement area 20 extends along part of the overall length LG of the weight bar 12, for example over 30%, 50% or 75To of the total length LG of the weight bar 12.
  • the weight bar 12 can in this case have a stop (see FIG. 2) which is arranged at a position along the length LG of the weight bar 12 and which enables displacement of the weights 18 along a region of the length LG of the weight bar 12 which extends from the stop to the supported region 16.
  • the lever arm which extends from the position of the weight 18 on the displacement area 20 to the supported area 16 of the weight bar 12, and thus also the training load of the training device 10, can be adjusted.
  • a large displacement range 20 of the weight bar 12 has the advantage that the training load of the training device 10 can be varied over a large bandwidth.
  • weight bar 12 shows two weights 18 received by the weight bar 12. However, this is only an exemplary representation. It is understood that a single weight 18 or more than two weights 18 can be received by the weight bar 12. The shape and configuration of the weight or weights can also vary from the shape shown.
  • the weight bar 12 shown in FIG. 1 has a uniform diameter, but this is also only an exemplary illustration.
  • the weight bar 12 can also have different diameters along its length LG.
  • the supported area 16 can have a diameter that is smaller or larger than the diameter of the area of the weight bar 12 arranged outside the supported area 16.
  • the weight bar 12 can be hollow or solid,
  • the total length LG of the weight bar 12 can be at least 1 m.
  • the weight bar 12 can, for example, have a total length L G of 2.2 m, so that Olympic long-barred bars that are customary in the industry can also be used as the weight bar 12.
  • the fitness device 10 also has two locking means 22 which are arranged on opposite sides of the weights 18 in order to fix the weights 12 at a position along the displacement area 20 of the weight bar 12.
  • the locking means 22 can for example be clamping elements which can be clamped on the weight bar 12 in order to secure the weights 18 axially.
  • the weights 18 has, for example, an integrated locking means 22 which interacts with a counter-means provided on the weight bar 12.
  • the counter-means can, for example, have an opening into which the locking means 22 integrated on the weight 18 engages in order to fix the guard 18 at a position along the displacement area 20.
  • the integrated locking means 22 can be actively actuated by the user, for example by means of an actuating element arranged on the weight 18.
  • a passively actuable locking means 22 which is provided with a spring, for example, is also conceivable.
  • the spring can be deflected together with the locking means 22.
  • the spring is relaxed so that the locking means 22 engages in the opening and the weight 18 is fixed to the displacement area 20 of the weight bar 12 .
  • the weight bar 12 is received in its supported area 16 in a bearing element 24.
  • the bearing element 24, which is only shown schematically in Fig.l, can for example have a ball bearing or a plain bearing, uni a rotation of the
  • weight bar 12 To allow weight bar 12 to its longitudinal axis x. This rotational movement about the longitudinal axis x of the weight bar 12 is identified in FIG. 1 by the plane of movement R3. However, it is also conceivable for the weight bar 12 to rotate about the longitudinal axis x in the bearing element 24. In this variant, it is preferred to make the grip area of the weight bar (not shown) rotatable. This can be done, for example, by a sleeve-shaped grip area which can be rotated about its or the longitudinal axis of the weight bar. As described, storage at the end by means of ball bearings and housings, plain bearings is also possible.
  • the weight bar 12 is slidably mounted in the bearing element 24 so that the weight bar 12 can be pushed along its longitudinal axis x beyond the bearing element 24 by the length of the weight bar 12, which is between the free end 14 and the supported end Area 16 of the weight bar 12 extends to adjust. In the above-described pushed-through state of the weight bar 12, this length thus deviates from the total length L G of the weight bar 12.
  • the lever arm of the weight bar 12 and thus also the training load of the training device 10 can be adjusted in addition or as an alternative to moving the weight 18 along the displacement range 20 of the weight bar 12 or by selecting the overall length LG of the weight bar 12.
  • the bearing element 24 can furthermore have a fixing element, by means of which the weight bar 12 can be axially fixed in the bearing element 24 in order to prevent unintentional displacement of the weight bar 12 in the bearing element 24.
  • the fitness device also has a support element 28 with a longitudinal axis y, a first, upper end 30 and a second, lower end 32, a length L B of the support element 28 extending between the two ends 30, 32.
  • the first end 30 of the support element 28 is fastened by means of a fastening element 34 to an overhead support structure 35 which, in the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 1, represents a ceiling structure of a ramus.
  • the second end 32 of the support element 28 is connected to the bearing element 24.
  • the support element 28 is designed as a rod.
  • the support element 28 can in particular be designed as a rigid rod.
  • Areas of the support element 28 can be movable.
  • a region of the support element 28 can be rotatable relative to another region of the support element 28.
  • a region of the support element 28 can be axially displaceable relative to another region of the support element 28, for example in the form of a telescopic rod. It is understood, as described at the outset, that a flexible support element, for example a rope or belt, can advantageously be used instead of the rod.
  • the length LH of the support element 28 is preferably at least 100 cm in order to provide the supported area 16 of the weight bar 12 at a height that enables a variety of overhead exercises and exercises that are performed below the eye level of the user.
  • the weight 18 rests on the floor 33 of a room in which the fitness device 10 is arranged.
  • this is only an exemplary representation that depends on the selected length LH of the support element 28.
  • a shorter length L H of the support element 28 can be selected, in which case the weight 18 does not rest on the floor 33.
  • the lower end of the support element 28 is arranged approximately 40 cm to 120 cm above the floor. The exact position, however, depends on the intended exercise and the size of the user or user group.
  • This height is preferably adjustable, preferably by adjusting the length of the support element 28.
  • the free end 14 of the weight bar 12 can be moved around the bearing element 24 in two planes.
  • the weight bar 12 can be pivoted in a plane which runs perpendicular to the longitudinal axis y of the support element 28 (horizontal plane). This plane of movement is in Fig. 1 with R? marked.
  • the weight bar 12 can be inclined in a plane in which the longitudinal axis y of the support element 28 runs (vertical plane). This plane of movement is identified by Ri in FIG. 1.
  • the mobility of the free end 14 of the weight bar 12 can be implemented such that the free end 14 of the weight bar 12 can be moved in only one of the two planes of movement Ri, Lh or simultaneously in both planes of movement Ri, R2 as a combined movement .
  • the mobility in the plane of movement R2 can for example be realized in that the fastening element 34 has a swivel joint, for example in the form of a swivel joint carabiner.
  • the bearing element 24 can have a swivel joint in order to allow a movement in the plane of movement R2. This mobility can also be ensured by the flexibility of the support element 28.
  • the mobility in the plane of movement R 1 can be implemented, for example, in that the bearing element 24 and / or the joint 34 and / or the support element 28 allow the weight bar 12 to tilt.
  • the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 2 essentially corresponds to the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 1.
  • the weight bar 12 has a stepped structure with different diameters, whereby a stop 36 is formed between two areas of the weight bar 12 with different diameters, against which the weight 118 held on the weight bar 12 rests .
  • the fitness device 10 has only one locking means 22 which axially fixes the weight 118 against the stop 36.
  • the displacement area 28 does not extend over the entire length LG of the weight rod 12, but over approximately 50% of the length LG of the weight rod 12.
  • the weight 118 has an elongated shape with an outer diameter D and a length Lz, the length Lz being greater than the outer diameter D.
  • the radial extent of the weight 118 is reduced, which in turn at least reduces the impairment of the movement sequences caused by the weight 118.
  • FIG 3 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a fitness device 10 according to the invention.
  • the support element 28 is designed as a flexible band.
  • a rope or a chain as the flexible support element 28.
  • such a flexible support element can also be used in the embodiments according to FIG. 1 or 2. come.
  • the use of a flexible support element 28 enables a high number of degrees of freedom of the weight bar 12.
  • the weight bar 12 is designed as a rigid body. Accordingly, due to the flexible properties of the support element 28, the weight bar 12 has the maximum number of six degrees of freedom of a rigid body in space.
  • the possible degrees of freedom include the planes of movement Ru, Ra, and R3 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. These planes of movement Ri, R 2 ′′ and R3 can be realized solely through the flexibility of the support element 28 without the additional provision of articulated or swivel joints.
  • the support element 28 When the weight bar 12 is pivoted in the (horizontal) movement plane R2, the support element 28 is twisted because of its flexible properties and can thus allow movements in the movement plane R2.
  • the support element 28 is bent along its longitudinal axis y or around an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis y, and can thus allow movements in the (vertical) plane of movement Ra.
  • the flexible support element 28 can also be bent about its longitudinal axis y, provided that the joint 24 or the grip area does not allow rotation.
  • articulated and / or swivel joints can also be installed in the bearing element 24 and / or on the fastening element 34 are provided.
  • the bearing element 24 and the fastening element 34 can be designed as a universal joint or ball joint.
  • the weight line 12 can also be moved in all three translational directions, which are identified in FIG. 3 with T 1 to T 2 . These degrees of freedom are also made possible by the flexible properties of the support element 28 and / or the specific design of the bearing element 24 and fastening element 34.
  • the bearing element 24 has a housing 26.
  • the second End 32 of support element 28 is connected to housing 26 of bearing element 24.
  • the housing 26 can have a minimum weight, preferably 5 kg or 10 kg, which has the advantage that the flexible support element 28 is stabilized by the weight of the housing 26 acting on the support element 28. Accordingly, the stability of the support element 28, i.e. the deflection sensitivity of the support element 28, can be influenced via the set weight of the housing 26.
  • the weight of the housing thus acts as a tare weight. However, it does not have to be provided as a housing 26, but can also be attached to the support element 28 as a separate taring weight.
  • the housing 26 and / or the support element 28 can additionally or alternatively have a receiving element (not shown) for receiving additional tare weights in order to increase the total weight of the housing 26 or the support element beyond its own weight. In this way, the total weight of the housing 26 or the support element can be adjusted in a simple manner,
  • the support element 28 furthermore preferably has a length adjustment mechanism 38 at its second end 32, which enables the length LH to be adjusted can be adjusted to different exercises, for example overhead exercises or exercises that are carried out essentially below the eye level of the user.
  • the length adjustment mechanism 38 can for example have a buckle through which the flexible support element 28 can be pulled.
  • the portion of the carrying element 28 that is pulled through the buckle thus represents a loose part of the carrying element 28 by which the length Lz of the carrying element 28 is reduced.
  • the length adjustment mechanism 38 which has a buckle for example, can in particular be integrated in the flexible support element, for example a band or belt 28.
  • the length adjustment mechanism 38 can be on the bearing element 24, the housing 26 or the fastening element 34,
  • FIG. 4 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a fitness measuring device 10 according to the invention.
  • the fitness device 10 can have an elastic band 40, which can be connected to the weight bar 12 by means of a fixing element 42.
  • the elastic band 40 can be fixedly connected to a fastening anchor 44 with the floor 33 of a room.
  • the elastic band can also be connected to a side wall or some other fixed structure.
  • One or more tape can be used.
  • the elastic band 40 can be used instead of a weight as a resistance against which the user moves the weight bar 12.
  • the elastic band 40 in combination with one or more weights 18, 118 received on the weight bar 12.
  • the elastic band 40 can be a band having two ends, a first end being connectable to the weight bar 12 and a second end being connectable to the mounting anchor 44.
  • the elastic band 40 can be an endless band which, for example, can be looped around the weight bar 12 with an area around the elastic band 40. the weight bar 12 to connect.
  • the elastic band 40 can be connected to the fastening anchor 44 at another area of the elastic band 40, which is embodied as an endless band, in that, for example, an area of the elastic band 40 is looped around the fastening anchor 44.
  • the fixing element 42 can be fixed immovably on the weight bar 12 relative to the weight bar 12. However, it is also conceivable to design the fixing element 42 in such a way that it can be displaced along at least one area of the weight bar 12 along its longitudinal axis x. In addition, the fixing element 42 can have a locking means, which can optionally effect an immovable fixation of the fixing element 42 on the weight bar 12,
  • the fastening anchor 44 can be a detachable element which, for example, has an annular or partially annular connecting element for connecting the elastic band to the fastening anchor 44.
  • the fastening anchor 44 can, for example, be attached to a structure of the floor 33, for example in an opening formed in the floor 33, if necessary, for example by screwing in or plugging in.
  • fastening anchor 44 to a sliding structure on or in the floor 33 which allows the fastening anchor 44 to move parallel to the floor 33.
  • This displacement structure can be designed, for example, in the form of a rail in which the fastening anchor 44 can be moved in at least one direction in space.
  • the fastening anchor 44 can also be fastened to a structure that differs from the floor 33, for example on a side wall or on the ceiling of the room, or also on a movable object arranged in the room.
  • the length of the elastic band 40 can be varied to provide different resistances to be overcome by the user.
  • FIGS. 5 to 9 show a disk-shaped weight 218, a receiving slide 230 and an axial securing element 244.
  • the disk shape of the weight 218 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 is only an example, however. Other possible shapes of the weight 218 are also conceivable, for example a polygonal and / or cylindrical shape.
  • FIGS. 5 and 6 several weights 218 of different sizes are shown. However, it is also conceivable to attach several weights 218 of the same size or only a single weight 218 to the receiving carriage 230.
  • the weight 218 has an opening 220, through which the weight 218 on a Weight bar, for example the weight bar 12 shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, can be pushed on at least in some areas.
  • a Weight bar for example the weight bar 12 shown in FIGS. 1 to 4
  • the opening 220 is arranged essentially in the center of the weight 218 and extends outwardly in the manner of a slot up to an outer circumference of the weight 218.
  • the weight 218 has a further, elongated opening 222 which extends in a decentralized manner in the circumferential direction along a region of the weight 218.
  • the opening 222 can facilitate gripping and transporting the weight 218 by a user.
  • the receiving carriage 230 has an essentially central opening 232, via which the receiving carriage 230 can be pushed onto at least one section of a weight bar, for example the weight bar 12 shown in FIGS. 1 to 4.
  • the opening 232 extends completely through the receiving carriage 230 along a longitudinal axis of the receiving carriage 230.
  • the receiving carriage 230 can be pushed over a relatively large area of a weight bar in order to allow a high variability of the positioning of the receiving carriage 230 along the longitudinal axis of the weight bar.
  • the receiving carriage 230 also has a receiving section 234 and a stop section 240.
  • the stop section 240 can serve to provide an axial stop surface for the weight 218 in order to limit an axial displaceability of the weight 218 along the longitudinal axis of the weight rod at least in one direction along the longitudinal axis of the weight rod.
  • the receiving section 234 of the receiving carriage 230 can serve to receive weights 218 via the opening 220 thereof.
  • the receiving section 234 has a plurality of openings 236. which are arranged distributed along a longitudinal axis of the receiving section 234.
  • the longitudinal axis of the receiving section 234 can essentially coincide with the longitudinal axis of the weight bar when the receiving section 234 is received on the weight bar.
  • the receiving carriage 230 has a fixing mechanism 242 for axially fixing the receiving carriage 230 on the weight bar.
  • the fixing mechanism 242 can have a locking pin which is received in an opening of the receiving carriage 230 and interacts with at least one area of the weight bar, for example via at least one in the Weight bar provided opening in which the locking bolt can engage, or via a surface of the weight bar on which a locking bolt or another fixing element can engage.
  • the receiving carriage 230 has two locking surfaces 238 which are essentially parallel to one another (see FIG. 8).
  • the weight 218 has two opposing surfaces 224 that are essentially parallel to one another.
  • the weight 218 can be aligned such that the mating surfaces 224 are aligned essentially to the locking surfaces 238, preferably parallel, in order to then be pushed over the receiving section 234.
  • the locking surfaces 238 and the mating surfaces 224 thus work together according to a key-hole principle in order to allow the weight 218 to be pushed onto the receiving section 234 in the above-described orientation to one another, but to allow the weight 218 to rotate about the longitudinal axis of the weight bar bz, w . in order to essentially prevent a longitudinal axis of the receiving carriage 230 when the guard 218 is pushed onto the receiving section 234.
  • the receiving slide 230 can also have only one locking surface 238 or also more than two locking surfaces 238.
  • the locking surfaces 238 cooperate with the counter surfaces 224 when the weight 218 is received on the weight bar, in order to substantially prevent the weight 218 from rotating about a longitudinal axis of the weight bar.
  • the weight 218 can be locked against rotating about the longitudinal axis of the weight bar by means of the receiving carriage 230.
  • the locking surfaces 238 and the mating surfaces 224 are formed essentially parallel to one another.
  • the locking surfaces 238 can be at an angle run towards each other.
  • the mating surfaces 224 can also extend at an angle to one another.
  • the axial securing element 244 likewise has two mating surfaces 248 which essentially coincide with the locking surfaces 238.
  • the axial securing element 244 can thus be aligned in such a way that the mating surfaces 248 are aligned essentially parallel to the locking surfaces 238 in order to then be pushed over the receiving section 234.
  • the locking surfaces 238 and the counter surfaces 248 can also cooperate according to the key-hole principle described above.
  • the axial securing element 244 has an opening 246, which is shown in FIG. 9 by dashed lines.
  • the opening 246 can receive a fixation element.
  • the fixing element can at least partially engage in one of the openings 236 formed in the receiving section 234.
  • the axial securing element 244 can be fixed to a section of the receiving carriage 230, preferably against rotations about the longitudinal axis of the weight rod and / or axial displacement of the axial securing element 244 along the longitudinal axis of the weight rod.
  • the weight 218 can be locked against rotating about a longitudinal axis of the weight bar and against an axial displacement of the weight 218 along the longitudinal axis of the weight bar when weight 218 is picked up on the weight bar.

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L'invention concerne un appareil d'exercice physique (10) conçu pour entraîner le corps humain. Cet appareil d'exercice physique (10) comprend un élément de support (28) qui comporte un élément de fixation (34) agencé au niveau d'une première extrémité (30) de l'élément de support (28), conçu pour fixer l'élément de support (28) sur une structure d'appui au-dessus de la tête (35), de préférence au plafond d'une pièce. En outre, cet appareil d'exercice physique (10) comprend une barre de poids (12) destinée à recevoir des poids (18; 118), comprenant une extrémité libre (14) et une zone montée (16), et un ensemble palier (24) qui reçoit la zone montée (16) de la barre de poids (12) et relie cette barre de poids (12) à une deuxième extrémité (32) de l'élément de support (28) opposée à la première extrémité (30). La barre de poids (12) peut être déplacée dans au moins deux plans (R1, R2), ces deux plans comprenant un plan (R2) qui s'étend perpendiculairement à l'axe longitudinal (y) de l'élément de support (28) et un plan (R1) qui s'étend dans l'axe longitudinal (y) de l'élément de support (28). L'élément de support (28) présente une longueur LH au moins égale à 100 cm.
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