WO1987002258A1 - Cable-operated exerciser - Google Patents
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- WO1987002258A1 WO1987002258A1 PCT/US1986/002080 US8602080W WO8702258A1 WO 1987002258 A1 WO1987002258 A1 WO 1987002258A1 US 8602080 W US8602080 W US 8602080W WO 8702258 A1 WO8702258 A1 WO 8702258A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- 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
- A63B21/06—User-manipulated weights
- A63B21/062—User-manipulated weights including guide for vertical or non-vertical weights or array of weights to move against gravity forces
- A63B21/0626—User-manipulated weights including guide for vertical or non-vertical weights or array of weights to move against gravity forces with substantially vertical guiding means
- A63B21/0628—User-manipulated weights including guide for vertical or non-vertical weights or array of weights to move against gravity forces with substantially vertical guiding means for vertical array of weights
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- the invention relates to physical exercising apparatus and, more particularly, to cable-operated exercising apparatus which affords a variety of weight training exercises.
- Cable-operated weight training equipment is well-known in the exercise equipment art.
- such devices comprise a vertically guided, weight-laden carriage which is lifted by a user through an arrangement of pulleys and cables.
- it is desirable to make such equipment versatile for performing many different types of exercises by providing means for exerting exercise forces in many di f ferent directions.
- this typically is provided by upper and lower, and sometimes intermediate pulley positions. See, for e x a m ple , S m all U .S . 4 0 3 , 7 0 3 ; Medart U .S. 931 , 699; M orr is U.S. 2,977,120; and Reach U.S. 676,771.
- the weighted carriage itself has a pulley and is lifted by means of a cable trained around that and other pulleys, a mounting to a traveling pulley system wherein only half the weight on the carriage is required as a pulling force to lift the carriage due to the mechanical advantage of the system. Accordingly, a relatively large stack of weights may be required to provide the requisite amount of resistance to exercise.
- An advantage of this system is that a continous cable may be used extending from the upper pulley through the system to the lower pulley, with appropriate cable stops to anchor each end of the cable, so that virtually no reconfiguration of the equipment is required for changeover from an upper pulling machine to a lower pulling machine.
- Chese m ore U.S. 3,840 ,227; inans U.S. 3,850,431; Szkalak U.S. 4,390,179; and Mazman U.S. 3,905,599 disclose exercise devices wherein the stack of weights may be lifted by any one of a number of mechanisms, thereby affording a variety of exercises. In each of these devices, the weights themselves are lifted by a cable which is attached directly to the weighted carriage (without a traveling pulley), thereby applying the full load to the cable and minimizing the amount of weight required for a full range of exercise loads.
- an object of the invention to provide a cable- operated exercise device which is simple in construction and operation, requires a minimum amount of weight or resistance to achieve desired effort levels, and does not require reconfiguration or reconnection of the working parts of the device to change from one mode of operation to another, or undesirable movement of portions of the device during exercise.
- Another object of the invention is to provide such an exerciser wherein the unused lifting cable will not slacken and possibly foul in the equipment when the carriage is raised by the other lifting means.
- Another object of the invention is to provide such an exerciser wherein the unused lifting cable remains stationary during use of the other lifting means so that any handles or other attachments connected to the cable will not interfere with the user's per for mance of exercises.
- a physical exercising apparatus comprising a liftable carriage, vertically extending carriage guide means for guiding the movement of the carriage, resistance means operatively connected to the carriage downwardly biasing and resisting lifting movement of the carriage, and a plurality of alternately useable lifting means operatively connected to the carriage for lifting the carriage against the resistance means.
- At least one of the lifting means comprises a cable having an inner end operatively connected to the carriage, an outer end to which a lifting force can be applied by a user, and an intermediate portion between the inner and outer ends.
- Upper cable guide means adjacent the top of the carriage guide means guides the cable and defines therebeneath a vertical run of the cable along its intermediate portion.
- Outer cable stop means is provided on the cable for limiting downward movement of the cable along the vertical run.
- Cable tensioning means is connected to the inner end of the cable for tensioning and arresting the vertical run of the cable during lifting and lowering of the carriage by another of the lifting means.
- Carriage engaging means is provided on the inner end of the cable for engaging and lifting the carriage when a lifting force is applied to the outer end of the cable, and allowing the carriage to freely move past the stationary vertical run of the cable when the carriage is lifted by another of the lifting means.
- the lifting means may comprise a pair of cables of the same type, in which case the vertical run of one cable remains stationary and taut during lifting by the other cable, and vice versa.
- Alternate lifting means also may Include, for exa mple, a handle directly connected to the carriage, the cable remaining stationary and taut during lifting of the carriage by the handle.
- the resistance means may comprise a stack of selectable weights, springs or any other suitable means for downwardly biasing the carriage.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of the apparatus according to the invention.
- Figure 2 is a side elevational view of a portion thereof, with parts- broken away to show certain details
- Figure 3 is a sectional view thereof taken along line 3-3 of Figure 2, with some parts removed for clarity;
- Figure 4 is a detail sec tional view of a portion of the apparatus.
- Figure 5 is a sectional view of the apparatus taken along line 5-5 of Figure 2.
- apparatus comprises a generally vertical structure including a base 10 supporting a pair of parallel vertical carriage guides 12 interconnected at their upper ends by means of a cross-piece 14, and two pairs of vertical weight guides 32, secured by braces 33 to cross-piece 14, which guide two stacks of apertured weights W.
- a carriage 34 having journalled rollers 36, travels vertically along guides 12.
- a clevis 38 on each side of carriage 34 supports an apertured weight rod 40 which extends downwardly through aligned apertures in the stack of weights W.
- a weight selector pin (not shown), the handle 42 of which appears in Figure 1, is inserted beneath a selected number of weights W to couple those weights to the weight rod 40 in a conventional manner known in the art so that lifting of the weight rod will lift the selected number of weights.
- a bench assembly 16 is attached to base 10 and helps to stabil ⁇ ize the vertical structure.
- Bench assembly 16 includes a bench base 18 attached to base 10, a platform 20, a beam 22 supporting bench cushions 24, 26, and an exercise bar 28 attached to cables 30 which are operatively connected through the underside of platform 20 and bench base 18 to the weights W contained In the vertical portion of the apparatus.
- Beam 22 is supported at one end by a bracket 33 secured to front carriage guide 12.
- the particular bench structure illustrated and described here does not form a part of the invention, and many details of its construction therefore are not shown.
- the bench structure itself forms the subject of copending patent application Serial No. 785,440 , filed October 8, 1985, which is commonly assigned.
- any other type of stabilizing structure, bench or otherwise, may be attached to base 10, depending on the type of exercises to be performed using the cable arrangements of the invention described below.
- the entire vertical structure of the apparatus may be affixed by suitable bracketry to a wall or other vertical supporting surface.
- a first cable 50 is connec ted at its inn er end 52 to carriage 34 and at its outer end 54 to a suitable handle or other appliance (not shown) which the user can grasp and pull.
- Cable 50 is trained over an upper pulley 56 and an outer pulley 58, both of which are enclosed in_ a cable guide or shroud 60.
- Upper pulley 56 defines beneath it a vertical run of the portion of cable 50 which is intermediate it inner and outer ends.
- a second cable 62 is connected at its inner end 64 to carriage 34 and at its outer end 66 to a suitable mechanism or appliance for applying an exercise force.
- outer end 66 of cable 62 is operatively connected through bench base 18 to cables 30.
- outer end 66 can be connected to any other type of appliance.
- Cable 62 is trained over an upper pulley 68, through front carriage guide 12, and around lower pulleys 70 , 72, which are embraced by a cable guide or shroud 90.
- Upper pulley 68 defines beneath it a vertical run for the portion of cable 62 intermediate its inner and outer ends.
- each cable 50, 62 can be pulled to raise carriage 34 with the selected weights W attached thereto.
- a mechanism is provided for maintaining the unused cable taut and arresting its vertical run so that it neither pays out as the carriage 34 is lifted nor becomes entangled with the carriage or other portions of the apparatus.
- the Inner end 52, 64 of each cable is provided with carriage engaging means comprising an enlarged inner cable stop 80 affixed to the cable which engages the underside of an apertured member 82 of carriage 34.
- Apertures 84 in member 82 are sized to permit free passage of cables 50, 62, but prevent passage of stops 80.
- Outer cable stops 86, 88 respectively engage shrouds 60, 90 to prevent fur ⁇ ther retraction of cables 50, 62.
- Each cable stop commonly used in the art 86, 88 is a conventional cable stop comprising an enlarged spherical member fixed at one position along the cable. See, for example, Medart U.S. 931,699.
- cables 50, 62 are provided with eyes 92. Eyes 92 receive S-hooks 94 which are attached to the ends of an elastic cord 96. Elastic cord 96 is looped around upper and lower pairs of fixed pulleys 98, 100 which respectively are journalled on carriage guides 12 and upstanding base flanges 102.
- a shroud 104 (Fig. 1) surrounds the front and two sides of the weight stacks.
- a handle bar 106 is secured to base 10 at the front of the vertical structure.
- An accessory rack 108 is supported on rear carriage guide 12 and has hooks for hanging handles and other accessories.
- sin ⁇ gle elastic cord 96 could be replaced by a pair of independent elastic cords, each of which is trained around a separate pulley system and anchored to base 10.
- elastic cord 96 could be replaced by another for m of extensible and resilient biasing means for maintaining the unused cable in a taut condition.
- Other modifications will be apparent to one of ordinary skill.
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