US20030134728A1 - Exercise machine - Google Patents
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- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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- A63B21/00185—Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices using resistance provided by the user, e.g. exercising one body part against a resistance provided by another body part
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- A63B21/015—Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices using frictional force-resisters including rotating or oscillating elements rubbing against fixed elements
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- A63B21/151—Using flexible elements for reciprocating movements, e.g. ropes or chains
- A63B21/153—Using flexible elements for reciprocating movements, e.g. ropes or chains wound-up and unwound during exercise, e.g. from a reel
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- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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- A63B21/00—Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices
- A63B21/40—Interfaces with the user related to strength training; Details thereof
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Abstract
An exercise machine has a small body. The body has a held portion for being held by users. The body is pivotally installed with a rope wheel for being wound by a rope. The rope wheel has a restoring means for restoring the rope to rewind the friction wheel. A friction means is coaxially installed with the rope wheel. A unidirectional bearing is used to connect the friction means and the axis of the wheel. The friction resisting force of the friction means is controlled by an adjust device. Thereby, as the rope is pulled, the friction means will be driven so as that the friction means will generate resisting force. Since the body is small, and the friction force between the friction wheel and the friction strip is not too large, the exercise machine is suitable for the rehabilitated patient and for general users engaged in gymnastic exercise.
Description
- The present invention relates to exercise machines, and particularly to an exercise machine with a small volume. The exercise machine can be used in the human by a tying strip. Since the body of the exercise machine is small, and the friction force is not too large, the exercise machine is suitable for the rehabilitated patient and for general users engaged in gymnastic exercise.
- The prior pulling-rope exercise machine has one rope. One end of the rope is suspended with a weight so that the user may pull the weightt by applying a force. However, these prior art exercise machines have large volumes and is difficult to be transferred. Furthermore, a pulling-rope exercise machine has an elastic rope. A user may pull an end portion of the rope to extend the length of the rope, but the rope is restored by the restoring force of the rope itself.
- Any kind of polling-rope exercise machine must need a further force to restore an extending rope so that the pulled burden and the prolonged rope may restore slowly, otherwise the weight will generate noises and possibly hurt the user or other people aside the exercise machine if the rope is restored quickly.
- As a result, in designing an exercise machine, the large restoring force, elastic force and gravitational force must take into consideration. However, this will induce the complication in design.
- Accordingly, the primary object of the present invention is to provide an exercise machine, wherein the tying strip passes through an ear of the body. Each of two ends of the tying strip has a respective sticky strip. As the tying strip is used to tie the user's body, the tying strip can be fixed by the two ends of the sticky strip. Since the body is small, and the friction force between the friction wheel and the friction strip is not too large, the exercise machine is suitable for the rehabilitated patient and for general users engaged in gymnastic exercise.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an exercise machine, wherein one side of the body has a handle for being held by the user and the tying strip is installed with at least one buckling ring. The fixing means of the body is directly connected to the buckling ring, and thus the user may hold a held portion of the body so as to pull the rope for exercise.
- The various objects and advantages of the present invention will be more readily understood from the following detailed description when read in conjunction with the appended drawing.
- FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a lateral view showing that the present invention is formed with a casing.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the present invention which is engaged with a tying strip.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing the application of the present invention, wherein a rope is pulled.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing an application that the present invention is tied to a waist and then is pulled through a handle.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view showing that friction force is adjusted in the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing that the body is pulled as the present invention is tied to a waist.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic view showing the application that the present invention is tied to a thigh and is pulled through a body.
- FIG. 10 a schematic view showing the application that the present invention is tied to a shank and is pulled through a body.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic view showing that a tying strip is tied to a shank and another tying strip with buckling ring is tied to another shank.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic view showing that in the present invention, the body is held by one hand and the handle is held by another hand.
- In order that those skilled in the art can further understand the present invention, a description will be described in the following in details. However, these descriptions and the appended drawings are only used to cause those skilled in the art to understand the objects, features, and characteristics of the present invention, but not to be used to confine the scope and spirit of the present invention defined in the appended claims.
- Referring to FIGS.1 to 4, the exercise machine of the present invention is illustrated. The exercise machine includes a
body 10, atying strip 17, and ahandle 61. - The
body 10 has a small volume and one side thereof is formed with aheld portion 101 for being held by the user's hand. One surface of thebody 10 has a concave camberedback 102. Areceiving space 103 is formed in thebody 10. In this embodiment, thebody 10 is formed by twocasings 11. After the twocasing 11 is assembled. Ahole 104 and along groove 105 are formed at a top thereof. Thehole 104 serves for being installed with acover 13 having avia hole 131. A periphery of thecover 13 has anannular trench 132. The inner edge of thevia hole 131 of thecover 13 has around flange 133. Each of the interior of the twocasings 11 has arespective positioning block 111 made of metal powders. Each of thepositioning block 111 has ahole 112. Ashaft 14 passes through the twoholes 112. The upper side of thehole 112 of thepositioning block 111 has anaxial pinhole 113 for being inserted by apositioning pin 15. Two sides of the interior of the twocasings 11 have respective slidinggrooves 106. Eachsliding groove 106 receives aninserting piece 16. An outer side of theinserting piece 106 has anear 161. - The
tying strip 17 may pass through anear 161 of thebody 1. Each of two ends of thetying strip 17 has a respectivesticky strip 171. As thetying strip 17 is used to tie the user's body, thetying strip 17 can be fixed by the two ends of thesticky strip 171. - A
wheel 20 is installed to theshaft 14. Arope 21 winds through thewheel 20. One end of therope 21 protrudes out of thevia hole 131 of thecover 13 for being combined with afixing means 60. Thefixing means 60 is connected to afixing ring 611 of thehandle 61. At one side of the center of thewheel 20 has aradial slot 201. Apin 141 passes through theshaft 14 along a radial direction. Thepin 141 is received in theslot 201. One side of thewheel 20 is a restoring means for pulling thewheel 20. The restoring means is positioned between thewheel 20 and theplate 22. Theplate 22 has an approximate round shape. In this embodiment, the restoring means is aspiral spring 23. Thespiral spring 23 has anouter end 231 and aninner end 232. Theouter end 231 of thespiral spring 23 is directly hooked to thewheel 20. Theinner end 232 is hooked to thepositioning pin 15 of thebody 1 0. - At one side of the
wheel 20 corresponding to thespiral spring 23 is installed with aunidirectional bearing 24. Theunidirectional bearing 24 is installed with a friction means. In this embodiment, the friction means is afriction wheel 30. An outer periphery of thefriction wheel 30 is enclosed by afriction strip 31. The contact betweenfriction strip 31 and thefriction wheel 30 is controlled by an adjustdevice 40. In this embodiment, the adjustdevice 40 is fixed to thebody 10 by a fixingframe 41. The fixingframe 41 is an approximate U shape plate. The fixingframe 41 has a penetrated thoughhole 411. An approximate rectangular adjustblock 42 is installed in the fixingframe 41. The adjustblock 42 has a threadedhole 421. The thoughhole 411 of the fixingframe 41 is passed through by astud 43. Thestud 43 is received in thelong groove 105 of thebody 10. One end of thestud 43 is installed with abutton 431. Another end of thestud 43 has a threadedsection 432. The threadedsection 432 is screwed to ascrew hole 421 of the fixingframe 41. One end of thefriction strip 31 is firmly secured to the adjustblock 42. By rotating thebutton 431 to rotate thestud 43, the adjustblock 42 may move upwards or downwards in the fixingframe 41. The adjustblock 42 resists against the Ushape fixing frame 41 so as not to rotate. Therefore, the friction force between thefriction strip 31 and thefriction wheel 30 is adjusted. - A guide means is installed in the
body 10. In this embodiment, the guide means is twoguide wheels 50 which are pivotally installed to thebody 10 below thecover 13. One end of therope 21 wound around thewheel 20 passes through the twoguide wheels 50 and then therope 21 protrudes out of the viahole 131 of thecover 13. Thereby, when therope 21 is pulled or wound, by the guiding of the twoguide wheels 50, the resisting force on therope 21 is reduced. - Referring to FIGS. 5 and 6, conditions for using two exercise machines at the same time are illustrated. In using, two exercise machines pass through a tying
strip 17 and then the tyingstrip 17 winds around the waist of a user. Then the back 102 of thebody 10 resists against the waist of the user. By thesticky strips 171 at two ends of the tyingstrip 17, the tyingstrip 17 is positioned. The user holds the heldportions 101 of theropes 21. When the user applies forces to theropes 21 to drive thewheels 20 to rotate, thespiral spring 23 will be wound tightly. Thewheel 20 will rotate around theshaft 14 and thus the unidirectional bearing rotates so as to drive thefriction wheel 30 to rotate. Since the wheel surface of thefriction wheel 30 is in contact with thefriction strip 31, when user pulls therope 21, a force is necessary to resist against the friction force between thefriction wheel 30 and thefriction strip 31. Thereby, the effect of exercising is achieved. Since thebody 10 of the present invention is small, and the friction force between thefriction wheel 30 and thefriction strip 31 is not too large, the present invention is suitable for the rehabilitated patient. Furthermore, the present invention is suitable for general users engaged in gymnastic exercise. - When the user does not apply force, the restoring force of the
spiral spring 23 will drive therope 21 on thewheel 20 to rewind. In the traveling path of therope 21, since theunidirectional bearing 24 only rotates unidirectionally, thefriction wheel 30 will be driven. Thespiral spring 23 only has the function of pulling therope 21 and thus one with a small twisting force is suitable, which will not cause a burden to the user. When therope 21 is restored, the user only needs to apply a slight force for resisting against the restoring force of thespiral spring 23. Therefore, no exercise hurt will occur when therope 21 is pulled back as that induced in the prior art design. - Moreover, the user may adjust the contact between the
friction strip 31 and thefriction wheel 30 by the adjustdevice 40 so as to change the friction force between thefriction wheel 30 and thefriction strip 31. As illustrated in FIG. 7, in using, the user only needs to rotate thebutton 431 so that the threadedsection 432 of thestud 43 drives the adjustblock 42. The adjustblock 42 is fixed to the fixingframe 41 to move upwards and downwards so that the adjustblock 42 will drive thefriction strip 31. Thereby, the tightness of thefriction strip 31 contacting thefriction wheel 30 is adjusted. The tighter thefriction strip 31, the larger the resisting force from the friction between thefriction strip 31 and thefriction wheel 30. Thereby, the user has a larger exercise effect. If it is desired to reduce the friction resisting force, the above said method is performed along a reverse direction. - In the process of pulling the
rope 21, since therope 21 passes through the twoguide wheel 50 and then protrudes out of thebody 10 from thecover 13, and aflange 133 is formed in the viahole 131 of thecover 13, when therope 21 passes through thecover 13, therope 21 will not be pulled so as not to be trimmed in the via hole. The gap between twoguide wheels 50 only allows therope 21 to pass through. Therefore, therope 21 is guided by the two guide wheels so as to reduce the resisting force as therope 21 moves forwards. - Other than above said exercise way, further referring to Fig. at least one buckling
ring 71 is installed in a tyingstrip 70. A fixing means 50 of thebody 10 is directly connected to the bucklingring 71. The user may hold a heldportion 101 of thebody 10 so as to move thebody 10. Then, therope 21 moves. Besides, the referring to FIGS. 9 and 10, other than being tied to the waist of a user, the tyingstrip 70 may tie the thighs or shanks of the user. Referring to FIG. 11, in this embodiment, thebody 10 is engaged with the tyingstrip 17 and then the tyingstrip 17 is used to tie on shank of the user, while another shank of the user is tied by a tyingstrip 70 with a bucklingring 71. The fixing means 60 of thebody 10 is connected to the bucklingring 71. The user may pull therope 21 by expanding the legs. With reference to FIG. 12, the user holds the heldportion 101 of thebody 10 by one hand and holds the handle by another hand so that the pull therope 21 for exercise. - In summary, in the present invention, a pullable rope is installed in the body. The rope has a proper resisting force. By the tying strip to pass through the ears at two sides of the body and sticky strips at two ends of the tying strip serves to fix the tying strip at a proper portion of the user. Since the volume of the body is small. Other than general exercise, the present invention is also suitable for rehabilitated patients. Moreover, since one side of the body has a held portion to be held by the user directly and the tying strip is installed with at least one buckling ring, by the fixing means of the body is directly connected to the buckling ring of the tying strip, the user may hold the held portion of the body to move the body and then pull the rope.
- Although the present invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiments, it will be understood that the invention is not limited to the details described thereof. Various substitutions and modifications have been suggested in the foregoing description, and others will occur to those of ordinary skill in the art. Therefore, all such substitutions and modifications are intended to be embraced within the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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1. An exercise machine comprising a body, at least one tying strip, and a handle; wherein
one side of the body has a held portion for being held by a user; and one surface of the body has a concave back portion; the body has a receiving space; two sides of the body have respective ears; the receiving space of the body has a rope wheel; one end of a rope is wound around the rope wheel; another end of the rope is installed with a restoring means for driving the rope wheel to receive the pulled rope; a friction means is coaxially installed with the rope wheel; an unidirectional bearing is used to connect the friction means with an axis of the wheel; the friction resisting force of the friction means is controlled by an adjust device; thereby, as the rope is pulled, the friction means will be driven so that the friction means will generate a resisting force;
the tying strip passes through the ears of the body or is tied to a predetermined portion of the user directly; the tying strip has at least one buckling ring and each of two ends of the tying strip has a respective stud sticky strip; and
a fixing ring is connected to the fixing means at an outer side of the rope; thereby, the user can hole it for pulling the rope.
2. The exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the restoring means is a spiral spring having an outer end and an inner end; the outer end of the spiral spring is directly hooked to the rope wheel and the inner end is hooked to a positioning pin of the boy.
3. The exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the fixing means is a handle for being held by a user.
4. The exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a guide means is installed in the body; the guide means is two guide wheels which are pivotally installed to the body below the cover; one end of the rope wind around the wheel passes through the two guide wheels and then the rope protrudes out of the via hole of the cover; thereby, when the rope is pulled or wound, by the guiding of the two guide wheels, the resisting force on the rope is reduced.
5. The exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the friction means is a friction wheel and a periphery of the friction wheel is wound by a friction strip; the contact of the friction strip and an the friction wheel is controlled by the adjust device.
6. The exercise machine as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the adjust device is fixed to the body by a fixing frame; the fixing frame has a penetrated though hole; an adjust block is installed in the fixing frame; the adjust block has a threaded hole; the though hole of the fixing frame is passed through by a stud; one end of the stud is installed with a button; another end of the stud has a threaded section; the threaded section is screwed to a screw hole of the fixing frame; one end of the friction strip is firmly secured to the adjust block; by rotating the button to rotate the stud, the adjust block moves upwards or downwards in the fixing frame; the adjust block resists against the fixing frame so as not to rotate.
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