US20220264967A1

US20220264967A1 - Utility training flotation vest

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Publication number: US20220264967A1
Application number: US16/852,880
Authority: US
Inventors: Naipaul Bassoo
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2019-07-01
Filing date: 2020-04-20
Publication date: 2022-08-25
Also published as: US20220408855A9

Abstract

Described is a utility training flotation vest designed for physical and leisure activities such as strength training, cardiovascular training, water activities, posture assistance, body building competitions and hiking. This invention is comprised of one or more connector strap to assemble and/or disassemble, sling band, chambers, storage compartment, loop, fastener, working strap, compressed lining, mesh and optional attachments, preferably to limb straps. The sling band comprising of at least one adjustable working strap to adjust the customized strength and/or length wherein can expand and return to the original length. The chambers and compartment are designed to comprise the sling bag and/or weighted objects.

Description

FIELD

The present specification relates generally to vest, and more specifically relates to a utility training flotation vest for sling band resistance training and/or flotation tool assisting a user in water activities such as swimming.

BACKGROUND

The present invention relates to resistance in conjunction with flexibility, strength, endurance, and more particularly to stretch shortening cycle via sling bands with or without additional weight to the body
Resistance training consist of muscle to contract during a set of movement, such as eccentric, concentric and/or isometric. These three phases increase strength, endurance, toning and increasing stamina with or without weighted objects.
Many fitness professionals and enthusiasts carry around multiple training tools for strength training, cardiovascular and mobility training, such as resistance bands and mini bands, ranging in high to low strength resistance in the band. This is effective for the general population, however, inconvenient for travelers and the elderly.
The goal for high intensity interval training and full body exercises wherein to strengthen the prime movers in the body and burn calories in a short amount of time targets cardiovascular training, endurance and activating more muscle groups to stimulate the nervous system. To place the body under greater demand, weight is added to the initial body weight, generating force to gravity to ground contact wherein plyometric training is implemented.
The majority of sport specific training incorporates compound movement exercises in a single workout, translating those movements to a competition. An example is a countermovement jump to increase the height of a basketball player's jump in a competition.
Resistance in between limbs, specifically to assisted tools around knees and ankles targets the abductors and iliotibial band (IT band) wherein is overlooked. Also, resistance tools in between the limbs activates prime movers prior to physical activities.
Running mechanics in the general population lack due to a dysfunction around the body. Example, if the user has weak shoulders, the arm action will not fully extend in front and behind when running. Another example of a user with tight hip flexors, causing restricted flexion and extension in the lower limb while running. To improve these dysfunctions, assisted tools can be implemented.
Corrective exercise techniques can incorporate assisted tools to improve a dysfunction in the body, such as knee valgus, wherein is also known as knocked knee. Knee valgus develops at a young age and/or impact to the area around the knees. To improve knee valgus, strengthening the hips, gluteal maximus, medius and minimus and quadriceps femoris muscle. To strengthen these muscles groups, assisted resistance may be recommended at an early stage to recovery, with a medical professional approval.
There is a significant population with acute and/or chronic lower back pain. The pain starts at the thoracic spine to lumbar discs, resulting pinching sensation via sciatic nerve. This is common for people with desk jobs, lacking flexibility and movement throughout the day. Simple strengthening and flexibility exercises with assisted tools from one limb to another focusing on specific exercises targeting the underactive muscles in the lower back such as, connected to the knees and or ankles, exercises such as, minimal resistance squat, glute kickbacks, glute bridge, split squat fanny lifter, isolation hip flexion and extension, not limiting to advanced or beginner's exercises.
It is to be understood while the utility training vest has been depicted as a vest to fit the user's upper body in a closed configuration, providing substantially expansion via compressed lining and mesh to be viewed as a flotation tools, and in other embodiments, the utility training vest will be less structured. In some embodiments, the utility training vest may include cosmetic appearance such as animations and/or military designs such as molle attachments.

SUMMARY

The utility training flotation vest is designed for full body resistance exercises and activities, comprising of at least one sling band, pouch and weighted object chamber, storage compartment, fixed and moveable loops around the perimeter of the utility training vest.
To use the sling bands, release the fastener, releasing the sling bands to the desired area. For convenient usage, the sling bands are fixed underneath the enclosure of the chambers, for easy access to use and put away without misplacing. The user has the option to use the hook at the end of the sling band to an object, not related to the utility training vest, for additional resistance.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest has at least one fixed loop along with at least one movable loop around the perimeter of the utility training vest. Example, attaching the utility training vest to a bulldozer via connection strap for body building competitions.
Each sling band is provided with an adjustable working strap to adjust the length for the desired size or strength. Example, an advance user can increase the strength via pulling and tightening the adjustable working strap.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest consist of at least one fastener around the perimeter to adjust the user's proportion for physical activities on land or water. Additionally, customizing the length via adjustable working strap and/or fastener, can assist with posture correction wherein the front and rear can be pulled in an upright position. The compress lining prevents any discomfort when adjusting to the maximum length.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest has at least one storage compartment for personal items wherein can be occupied for additional weighted storage.
The outer layer fabric of the utility training flotation vest comprises of at least one layer of nylon and/or polyester. The interior and exterior coating of the utility training flotation vest is comprised of polyvinyl chloride and/or similar fabric resulting for liquid proof.
It is to be understood the utility training flotation vest shall contain minimal to no additional weight when using as a flotation tool.
It is to be understood the utility training flotation vest in a closed configuration can be viewed as weighted and military vest and/or flotation tool.
The utility training flotation vest can adjust to the user's proportion via adjustable working straps, although different sizes and similar structures may be retailed.

BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF THE FIGURES

The principles of the invention may better be understood with reference to the accompanying figures provided by way of illustration of an exemplary embodiment, or embodiments, incorporating principles and aspects of the present invention, and in which:

FIG. 1 is a front view of the utility training flotation vest with sling bands attached to limb straps, released via chambers in a closed configuration;

FIG. 2 is a side view of the utility training flotation vest with sling bands attached to limb straps, released via chamber in a closed configuration;

FIG. 3 is a side view of the utility training flotation vest with sling bands attached to limb straps, released via chamber in a closed configuration;

FIG. 4 is a side view of the utility training flotation vest in a closed configuration;

FIG. 5 is a rear view of the utility training flotation vest with sling bands attached to limb straps, released via chamber in a closed configuration FIG. 6 bottom plane view of the utility training flotation vest with sling bands released from the chambers in a closed configuration;

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the utility training flotation vest, disassembled in an open configuration, with a limb strap in a closed configuration, limb strap open configuration and a detachable sling band;

FIG. 8. is a perspective view of the utility training flotation vest disassembled with limb straps on each sling band in an open configuration, with a limb strap in a closed configuration, limb strap in an open configuration and a detachable sling band;

FIG. 9 a perspective view of the utility training flotation vest, disassembled in an open configuration, with a limb strap in a closed configuration, limb strap open configuration and a detachable sling band;

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the utility training flotation vest disassembled with limb straps on each sling band in an open configuration, with a limb strap in a closed configuration, limb strap in an open configuration and a detachable sling band;

FIG. 11 is a front perspective view the utility training flotation vest in a closed configuration;

FIG. 12 is a rear perspective view of the utility training flotation vest in a closed configuration;

FIG. 13 is a side perspective view of the utility training flotation vest in a closed configuration;

FIG. 14 is a top elevated perspective view of the front utility training flotation vest in a closed configuration;

FIG. 15 is a top elevated perspective view of the front utility training flotation vest in a closed configuration;

FIG. 16 is a rear side perspective view of the utility training flotation vest in a closed configuration;

FIG. 17 is a bottom perspective view of the utility training vest in a closed configuration;

FIG. 18 is a side elevated perspective view of the rear disassembled utility training flotation vest in an open configuration;

FIG. 19 is a top elevated perspective view of the front disassembled utility training flotation vest in an open configuration;

FIG. 20 is a bottom perspective view of the rear side panel storage compartment of the utility training flotation vest in an open configuration;

FIG. 21 is a perspective view of the preferred attachable tools, such as removable filler, limb strap, detachable sling band and parachute for the utility training flotation vest;

FIG. 22. is a perspective view of a user dragging a resistance tool via sling band of the utility training flotation vest;

FIG. 23. Is a perspective view of a user with a parachute attached to a rear loop of the utility training flotation vest;

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The description that follows, and the embodiments described therein, are provided by way of illustration of an example, or examples, of particular embodiments of the principles of the present invention. These examples are provided for the purposes of explanation, and not of limitation, of those principles and of the invention. In the description, like part are marked throughout the specification and the drawings with the same respective reference numerals. The drawings are not necessarily to scale, and in some instances, proportions may have been exaggerated in order more clearly to depict certain features of the invention.
The utility training flotation vest; a vest that incorporates resistance training activities with at least one built—in sling band 1, with at least one detachable sling band 20 serving as an optional resistance to attach on to objects, preferred to limb strap 2 via hook 4 to the user's limbs, one or more parachutes 17 around the perimeter of the utility training flotation vest 100 not limiting to other attachable objects.
It is to be understood the utility training flotation vest 100 sling band weighted object chamber 5 in an open configuration can be utilized by one or more sling band 1 provided with the utility training flotation vest 100 along with weighted objects in the enclosure of the sling band weighted object chamber 5 with or without the sling bands 1 released from the sling band weighted object chamber 5 as depicted in FIG. 1-5
The utility training flotation vest 100 in an open configuration defines at least one sling band weighted object chamber 5 storage compartment 7 secured by at one or more fasteners 9 to store sling bands 1 with optional attachments 15 such as removable fillers 19 to increase the weight for certain activities.
With reference to FIGS. 14-15, it is to be understood the utility training flotation vest 100 can utilize storage space with personal items such as electronic devices in relation to the expansion of the sling band weighted object chamber 5, pouch chamber 6 and storage compartment 7
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 includes one or more fastener 9 with at least one adjustable working strap 3 around the perimeter of the utility training flotation vest 100 around the strap connector 16, wherein can be viewed as one shoulder strap with illustration in FIG. 11, 13-14 for adjusting the size of the user and/or the specific goal the user would focus on. Example to correct poor posture by uplifting the upper torso via increasing the tension of the adjustable working strap 3. In addition to the fastener 9, one or more hook and loop fastener 10 can be attached to the bottom and/or around the perimeter of the fastener 9. The adjustable working straps 3 has the ability to be tightened prior usage as a flotation tool for water activities.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 can conveniently assemble and disassemble via at least one fastener 9 and/or adjustable working strap 3 as depicted in FIG. 7-10
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 is shown with one or more fasteners 9 with adjustable working straps 3 and/or hook and loop fastener 10 creating a fast and convenient alternative to assemble and the utility training flotation vest 100 as depicted in FIGS. 8-11. Example, to remove the utility training flotation vest 100 from the user, disconnect at least one fastener 9 and at least one hook and loop fastener 10 around the perimeter of the utility training flotation vest 100 resulting to release and disassemble of the utility training flotation vest 100
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 can be viewed as two pieces as depicted in FIGS. 8-11. The utility training flotation vest 100 can be released via at least one fastener 9 and/or by all fasteners 9 and/or hook and loop fasteners 10 resulting in two separate pieces.
It is to be understood the user can adjust the adjustable working straps 3 around the perimeter of the utility training flotation vest 100 to alternatively remove over or below the user's body.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 sling band weighted chamber 5 is closed via one or more fastener 9 and/or hook and loop fastener 10 securing all objects, shown in FIGS. 11-13. To gain access to the enclosure of the sling band weighted object chamber 5 pouch chamber 6 and storage compartment, firmly grip and pull the fastener 9 and/or hook and loop fastener 10
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 is able to carry optional objects while the sling bands 1 is stored in the sling band weighted chamber 5 resulting in expansion as depicted in FIGS. 14-15. However, there are at least one divider made of woven tape 14 to separate the sling band 1 and other optional objects in the enclosure of all chambers. Further providing, at least one sling band weighted object chamber 5 will have a woven tape 14 that is at least 2 centimeters attaching on one end to other via hook and loop fastener 10 to prevent heavy objects disposing from the sling band weighted object chamber 5.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 can be viewed a large amount of storage compared to other vest previously made, resulting in more advanced options for the user, such as increasing the weight by adding a weighted plate or similar objects underneath the sling band weighted object chamber 5, as illustrated in FIG. 17 without damaging the sling band 1 via divider to separate objects and sling band 1 made of woven tape 14 and/or fastener 9 with at least one hook and loop fastener 10. FIG. 18 in relation to FIG. 10-11 illustrates the opening via hook and loop fastener 10 of the sling band weighted object chamber 5 for storage, such as weighted plates.
It is to be understood heavy objects with long length measurements can be held inside the sling band weighted object chamber 5 without any discomfort to the user, in relation to the fabric compression lining 11. This invention can be viewed as substituting a hiking or hunting backpack due to many compartments and soft, compressed lining 11 providing comfort while heavy objects are placed in the utility training vest. Also, the compressed lining 11 with at least one layer of mesh allows air way passage for the user when using the utility training flotation vest 100. However, the compressed lining 11 and mesh is capable to expand to the user's body proportion, wherein can be adjusted via fasteners 9 and/or adjustable working straps 3.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 at least one sling and band weighted object chamber 5 is viewed to open via one or more fasteners 9 and/or one or more hook and loop fastener 10 at the bottom as depicted in FIGS. 6 and 17.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 is opened at the bottom of the sling band weighted object chamber 5 via hook and loop fastener 10 illustrated in FIG. 6. However, the sling band weighted object chamber 5 can also be opened from the side, depicted in FIG. 7.
In some embodiment, the utility training flotation vest 100 is shown with the sling band 1 released from the sling band weighted object chamber 5 and side panel 8 as depicted in FIG. 1-4.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 in a closed configuration and can be viewed as a vest with or without objects as depicted in FIG. 12-18
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 is shown with at least one loop 4 secured with a mixture of fabrics and woven tape 14 as depicted in FIG. 12, allowing the user to attach on optional attachments 15 such as dragging tools shown in FIG. 20 to increase the intensity of the activity.
FIGS. 9 and 11 illustrates a loop 12 shown at the rear of the utility training flotation vest 100 and FIGS. 8 and 10 with a loop 12 conceal inside the sling band weighted chamber 5 as an option when not in use. It may be convenient to retail the utility training flotation vest 100 with or without one or more loop 12.
Additional usage of loop 12 and/or loops 12 can be utilized in a body of water, particularly for resistance exercises, such as attaching a sling band 1 and/or detachable sling band 20 to an object while the user swims forward. It is to be understood another person can attach a detachable sling band 20 via loop 14 on the utility training flotation vest 100 while the user swims.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 allows the user to attach optional objects such as limb strap 2 as depicted in FIG. 1. Limb straps 2 are preferred for the wrist, knees and ankles via hook 4 and/or fastener 9 with no limitation to other body parts and/objects with no relation to this invention.
It is to be understood the sling band 1 around the perimeter of the utility training flotation vest 100 is in conjunction with the fabric and material wherein the detachable sling band 20 but viewed at a shorter length illustrated in FIGS. 7-10 and 21.
A single detachable sling band 20 as depicted in FIG. 21 is shown with all functions, such as the adjustable working strap 3 hook 4 and/or fastener 9. The interior of the detachable sling band 20 comprising of at least one rubber elastic and/or metal spring covered with at least one layer of woven tape 14 to allow maximum expansion of the detachable sling band 20.
In some embodiments, the fabric surface sling band 1 comprising of webbing and/or woven tape 14, with a mixture of nylon, polyester with PVC coating for liquid proof, not limiting for similar durable fabric such as canvas.
At least one hook 4 is located on a sling band 1 along with at least one adjustable working strap 9 for various activities. Example, to allow the user to walk, run, jog or sprint without holding the mammal's leash, such as a dog's leash, to at least one of the sling band 1 via hook 4. With the rubber elastic expansion of the sling band 1, there will be no excessive violent pull to mammal and/or attached object.
The sling band 1 are designed as a convenient way for the user to adjust the desired tension via adjustable working strap 3. Other bands on the market include minimal tension and thin elastic without perimeter surface coverage, wherein high impact activities are prone to damage.
It is to be understood the sling band 1 can expand at least 1 centimeters of the original length. For example, the length of one sling band 1 is measured at 5 centimeter wherein has the capability to expand of a total length of 6 centimeter. However, for a greater length of expansion, the rubber elastic metal spring can be manufactured to a thinner measurement to expand to a greater length. Further providing, the rubber elastic metal spring is compressed on top or bi-lateral of one another before the woven tape 14 is applied to cover the sling band 1.
In some embodiments, at least one layer of fabric comprising of webbing on the surface of the detachable sling band 20 with measurements of at least half an inch in length and half an inch in width. It may be convenient to retail in different sizes of the utility training flotation vest 100 not creating specific limitation to measurements.
The rubber elastic metal spring can be manufactured thinner but can also have at least one rubber elastic metal spring for each sling band 1. For example, if the user would like to use the sling band 1 to expand to a wide range distance, two or more rubber elastics metal spring can be joined together with a variation of density prior, during or subsequently manufacturing. The outer fabric of the rubber elastics metal spring may appear adjacent in regards to the expansion and returning to original length.
Additionally, group activities such as a game of tug of war can benefit from the sling band in regards to the capable expansion of the detachable sling band 20. Attachable objects such as handles is optional to attach onto the hook 4 of the detachable sling band 20 to provide a firm grip.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 is viewed more or less eight sling band 1 around the perimeter of the utility training flotation vest 100 as depicted in FIGS. 1-5 and 8. The sling bands 1 may be viewed as a shorter length on the top sling band weighted object chamber 5, however, the adjustable working strap 3 can increase and decrease the length of the total sling band 1 viewing each sling band 1 with different measurements.
Perhaps, it may be convenient to retail the sling band 1 with a variety measurements, specifically to rubber elastic and/or metal spring.
In some embodiments, the detachable sling band 20 and/or limb straps 2 can be retailed with or without the utility training flotation vest.
In some embodiments, the hook side of the limb strap 2 is inserted through either loop 12, wrapping around the entire limb strap 2 to adjust to the user's limb.
In some embodiments, the limb strap 2 is seen with at least one loop 12, with the circumference of at least half an inch, around the perimeter, illustrated in FIG. 4, not limiting to various measurements prior or subsequently to manufacturing.
It is to be understood one or more loops 12 can be manufactured with at least one limb strap 2 for one or more optional attachments 15
FIG. 21 illustrates an open and closed configuration of the limb strap 2 wherein the exterior fabric of the limb strap 2 is a mixture of polyester and/or nylon, woven tape 14 with PVC coating creating durability along with liquid proof. At least one loop 12 is fixed on the limb strap 2 and at least one loop 12 removable via fastener 9 held by at least one layer of nylon and/or similar thread. The limb strap 2 is attach by at least one hook and loop fastener 10 which wraps around the entire limb strap 2, allowing the user to adjust to the size of their limb. The interior fabric comprising of compressed lining 11 and/or similar foam padding for additional cushioning, specifically towards multi—direction, plyometric training.
In some embodiments, an optional animation 13 is located around the perimeter of the limb strap 2 prior to retailed. However, it may be convenient to include customized cosmetic appearance prior to retail.
In some embodiments, the utility training flotation vest 100 is comprised with one or more parachute 17 in enclosure of the chambers around the utility training flotation vest 100. Prior to retail, fixed and/or detachable parachutes 17 may be provided.
In some embodiments, the length of the connection strap via parachute 17 is provided with at least one loop 12 for detachment, as depicted in FIG. 21. Also, the loop 12 can be utilized as a fastener 9 to organize and fold the parachute 17
FIG. 23 illustrates a user with an optional attachment tool, specifically a parachute 17 attached via loop 12 of the utility training flotation vest 100. Parachute is viewed to increase cardiovascular training wherein the resistance of the wind is restricting the user from moving in a frontal and/or transverse direction.
It is to be understood the parachute 17 can attach on to other attachments, such as one or more loops 12 around the utility training vest 100 and/or to one or more hooks 4 on the sling band 1
In some embodiments, fillers 18 as depicted in FIG. 21 may be retailed with or without the utility training flotation vest 100 for additional weight. The weight of each filler 18 can vary in regards to different density of minerals, such as sand. The fillers 18 can be stacked on top or side by side around the perimeter chambers, not limiting to similar attachable points, such as molle on the surface of the utility training flotation vest 100.
In some embodiments, the fillers 18 provides at least one opening around the perimeter via hook and loop fastener 10 with at least one layer of woven tape 14.
In some embodiments, the fillers 18 length is at least 3 inches with a width of at least 3 inches, not limiting to different measurements when retailed. Each filler 18 is a mixture of polyester and/or nylon, canvas, not limiting to similar fabric. The interior is a mixture of at least one coating layer of PVC for liquid proof providing optional alternatives for additional weight.
FIG. 7-10 illustrates the utility training flotation vest 100 in a disassembled configuration wherein the exterior surface comprising of a mixture of polyester and/or nylon with or without polyvinyl chloride (PVC) coating for liquid proof, for water activities, such as swimming.
FIG. 7-10 illustrates the utility training flotation vest 100 in a disassembled configuration wherein the interior fabric comprising of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fabric lining 11 with mesh wherein air way passage, wherein water does not absorb in the interior enclosure, however minimal to no expansion may occur.
It is to be understood all chambers and compartments the utility training flotation vest 100 secured with one or more fastener 9 and/or hook and loop fastener 10 to prevent liquids, specifically water entering during water activities, such as swimming.
It is to be understood the utility training flotation vest 100 may vary in sizes when retailed, wherein the length of webbing via adjustable working strap 3 to accommodate to youths, learning to swim.
FIGS. 5-12 and 17 illustrates the expansion of the sling band weighted object chamber 5 side panel 6 holding at least one sling and band 1. During dryland activities, the perimeter of each chamber and compartment is secured with one or more fastener 9 and/or hook and loop fastener 10 to secure objects with minimal shifting during physical activities.
FIG. 19 illustrates an opening expansion of the front pouch chamber 6 with possible objects inside. When closing, at least one additional layer of hook and loop fastener 10 will be located in the enclosure, to permit the expansion, securing all objects when closing and also, preventing water from entering the chambers and pouches. During water activities such as swimming, the user can tighten the adjustable working strap 3 via fastener 9 and tie and/or attach on to the opposing side of the utility training flotation vest 100 to eliminate possible space between the torso and utility training flotation vest 100.
It is to be understood additional accessories such as an additional detachable sling band 20 shown in FIG. 21 may be retailed with or without the utility training flotation vest 100 creating additional resistance training, such as an additional attachment in between each limb strap 2. With a detachable sling band 20 attached via hook 4 limb via limb strap 2 will activate muscle fibers in the lower body. With at least one hook 4 on each sling band 1 and detachable sling band 20 and limb strap 2, the user has the option to attach on to different limbs, example of left ankle to right knee for a variation of functional exercises.
The present invention is preferred to be used with sling band 1 around the perimeter of the utility training vest 100. In the drawings, the utility training vest may have additional fasteners 9 and attachments such as molle for cosmetic appearance. Furthermore, one or more loops 12 may be placed around the perimeter of the utility training vest 100.
It is to be understood the machinery in manufactures has the capability to blend fabrics and coating, upon the user's request.
It is to be understood that all references to particular materials and dimensions are provided to detail example embodiments, and may not define the composition and dimensions of all embodiments.
Various embodiments of the invention have been described in detail. Since changes in and or additions to the above-described best mode may be made without departing from the nature, spirit or scope of the invention, the invention is not to be limited to those details but only by the appended claims.

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21. A utility training flotation vest comprising:

one or more sets of sling bands, wherein one sling band of the set of sling bands deposits out of one or more chambers and compartments, wherein when one or more sling bands are not in use, the sling bands are folded and stowed in the enclosure of a compartment and chamber;

one or more sets of sling bands, wherein one sling band of the set of the set of sling bands is fixed and secured in one or more chambers and compartments, wherein a sling band comprises of a hook, adjustable working strap and fastener, wherein the interior of a sling band comprises of the selected rubber elastic and metal spring in combination thereof, wherein the outer layer of one or more sling bands comprises of the selected woven tape, nylon, polyester, canvas and PVC in combination thereof;

one or more sets of chambers and compartments, wherein one or more chambers and compartments of the set are located in the front, side, rear, rear top configured to open and close via a fastener for sling bands, filler weights and weighted objects;

one or more sets of fasteners, wherein one fastener of the set of fasteners is a hook and loop fastener to open and close compartments and chambers, wherein a second fastener is a buckle secured on the external surface around the perimeter of the utility training flotation vest to adjust to the mammal's body, wherein a third fastener is a hook and loop fastener on a strap connector configured to adjust to the mammal's upper body;

one or more sets of chambers and compartments enclosure comprising of water proof coating;

one or more sets of loops, wherein one loop of the one or more sets of loops is fixed on the vest;

one or more sets of attaching points, wherein one attaching point of the set of attaching point is a molle around the external surface and perimeter of the utility training flotation vest;

at least one layer of compressed lining and mesh for comfort during sling band exercises, wherein when sling bands are not deposited, compressed lining and mesh is configured to use as a flotation device; and

one or more attachable accessories, wherein one accessory is a limb strap, detachable sling band filler weight and weighted plates configured for resistance training.

22. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one sling band comprises of an adjustable working strap to adjust the length and resistance, when deposited from a chamber and compartment, wherein the ending point of a sling bag comprises of a hook to attach onto accessories, wherein an accessory is a limb strap comprising of a loop to attach onto the hook of a sling band, configured to attach onto the mammals ankles, knees or hips for resistance training, wherein the limb strap further comprises of a layer of a hook and loop fastener to adjust to the mammals body part.

23. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one sling band comprises of at least one layer of rubber elastic and/or metal spring to increase or decrease in length wherein a sling band is attached to an attachable accessory wherein the attachable accessory is a limb strap.

24. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one sling band is fixed in one or more compartments and chambers, wherein the outer layer of one or more sling bands comprises of the selected woven tape, nylon, polyester, canvas and PVC in combination thereof for durability when increased in length during resistance training.

25. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one sling band is secured in one or more compartments and chambers with no visual when not in use, wherein when one or more sling bands are deposited underneath one or more chamber and compartment, the chamber and compartment comprises of one or more layers of a hook and loop fastener, preventing any objects from entering.

26. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one sling band is deposited from a front, side panel, rear and top rear compartment and chamber to attach onto a limb strap, wherein a limb strap is attached onto a mammal's hands, knees and/or ankles for resistance training.

27. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one or more compartments and chambers comprises of a divider comprises of woven tape configured to prevent damage to sling bands when objects and sling bands are secured in the enclosure of the compartments and chambers.

28. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one compartment and chamber enclosure comprises of water proof coating, wherein the waterproof coating is PVC, configured to prevent damage during underwater activities, wherein the opening and closing of the compartments and enclosure comprises of a fastener, wherein a fastener is a hook and loop fastener underneath, around the side perimeter and/or top to open and close for sling bands, further comprising of weighted objects configured for additional weight for resistance training.

29. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one or more compartments and chambers comprises of an opening configured to add filler weights around the external surface perimeter for additional weight for resistance exercises, wherein filler weights are configured to insert in the external compartments, wherein weighted plates are configured to fit underneath one or more chambers.

30. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one or more filler weight comprises of an opening via a hook and loop fastener, wherein the filler weight is configured to add additional weight into one or more chambers on top, or side by side wherein a filler weight is further configured to attach onto attachment points wherein an attaching point is a molle on the external surface of the utility training flotation vest, wherein one or more fillers weight density are minerals with sand, further comprising of the fabric selected from nylon, polyester and PVC.

31. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one loop is secured on the external surface of one or more compartments and chambers for attachments.

32. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the at least one fastener of the set of fasteners is located on the external surface of the utility training flotation vest.

33. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 21, wherein the layer of compressed lining and mesh are configured for comfort during sling band exercises, wherein when sling band are not deposited from compartments and chambers, compressed lining and mesh is to absorb during under water activities, wherein when water activities, the utility training flotation vest is configured to utilize as a life jacket.

34. The utility training flotation vest comprising:

one or more sets of fixed sling bands and accessories, wherein one fixed sling band of the set of fixed sling bands is deposited from a compartment or chamber, wherein the accessory is a detachable sling band, wherein the detachable sling band comprises of hooks, adjustable working straps, rubber elastic and metal spring;

one or more sets of external fasteners around the perimeter of the external surface of the utility training flotation vest, wherein one external fastener of the set of external fasteners is a buckle, adjustable working strap and a hook and loop fastener configured to adjust to the mammal's body proportion during sling band exercises; or

wherein when sling band are not deposited, the external fasteners and adjustable working straps around the perimeter of the external surface and shoulder strap of the utility training flotation vest are configured to detach into one or more pieces;

one or more sets of strap connectors, wherein one strap connector of the set of strap connectors comprises of fasteners, wherein a fastener is a hook and loop fastener, wherein a second fastener is an adjustable working strap and buckle to adjust during sling band training, wherein when sling bands are not deposited, one or more loops on a strap connector are configured for attachments, adjusting to the mammal's body and to detach into one or more pieces; and

at least one or more layers of compressed lining and mesh is the interior fabric of the utility training flotation vest.

35. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 34, wherein the at one detachable sling band hooks configured to attach onto a limb strap loop, wherein the limb strap is wrapped around the mammal's ankle, knees or hands, wherein the detachable sling band is attached onto two limb straps via a hook, wherein the fixed sling band is deposited from a compartment or chamber configured for lateral shuffles, plyometric drills and physical activities.

36. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 34, wherein the at least one set of limb straps configured to attach via a hook and loop fastener onto the mammal's ankles, knees or hands, further configured for one or more detachable sling band hook to attach onto one or more limb strap loops for resistance training without the utility training flotation vest.

37. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 34, wherein the at least one fastener to adjust to the mammal's body proportion during sling band exercises, wherein when sling band are not deposited, the external fasteners and adjustable working straps around the perimeter of the external surface and shoulder strap of the utility training flotation vest are configured to detach into one or more pieces.

38. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 34, wherein the at least one fastener of the set of fasteners is a buckle, adjustable working strap and a hook and loop fastener to adjust to the mammal's upper front, side and rear body size during physical activities.

39. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 34, comprising of closed compartments and chambers via one or more fasteners configured for the layers of compressed lining and mesh to absorb water during water activities, wherein the utility training flotation vest is configured to use as a flotation tool; and the utility training flotation vest comprising compressed lining and mesh for airway passage for comfort when carrying heavy objects.

40. The utility training flotation vest according to claim 34, wherein the at least one strap connector is configured to warp around the mammal's shoulder, wherein when a mammal adjusts the tightness, the second strap connector wraps over top the first strap connector.