US2004053754A1PendingUtilityA1

Wrestling moves training device

Priority: Sep 5, 2002Filed: Aug 28, 2003Published: Mar 18, 2004
Est. expirySep 5, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Mark Tatton
A63B 2244/108A63B 69/34A63B 69/215A63B 21/055
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Abstract

A human being size structure manufactured to resemble a human being kneeling on hands and knees. Rigid materials form arms ( 84 ), shoulders ( 70 ), head ( 48 ), torso ( 20 ABC), hips ( 96 ABC), thighs ( 122 ) and calves ( 134 ). Extension springs are used to connect head to torso ( 36 ), arms to shoulders ( 82 ), thighs to hips ( 118 ), hipst to torso ( 106 ) and thighs to calves ( 130 ). Extension springs also provide necessary resistance to applied pressure from wrestler. Extension springs also provide joint like movement necessary to perform wrestling movements. The entire structure is covered with a padded material. Nuts, bolts and threaded rods ( 54 ), ( 108 ) ( 34 )secure extension springs at specific locations. Plywood, two by four wood, mending plates and screws provide structure for torso ( 20 ABC) and hips ( 96 ABC). Four attachment method openings ( 144 ) provide the user the option to obtain additional resistance. This resistance will include springs, rubber bands and other resistance materials. These materials are attached to stationary objects such as poles or padded wrestling mats. The entire device is covered with a warm up suit.

Claims

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         1 . A human being size training device, comprising: 
 a. in combination structures resembling the shapes of a human head, a kneck,a pair of shoulders, a torso, a hip, a pair of thighs, a pair of calves and a pair of arms,    b. a means for achieving a joint-like movement to said body parts,    c. a means for achieving a plurality of resistance when force is applied by user to said body parts,    d. a support means for a plurality of holes to achieve said movement and additional resistance of said body parts,    e. a means for connecting, joining and securing at predetermined locations support structures,    f. a means for providing a static position that resemble an all fours doggie-like position or a human on hands and knees position in said device,    g. a means for providing padding over the entire said device, whereby the user is able to perform wrestling moves, self defense, exercise, weight loss, rehabilitation and strengthening.    
     
     
         2 . A method of using a physical fitness device 
 a. pushing on the device at specific locations,    b. pulling on the device at specific locations,    c. adding resistance to the device,    whereby user can perform a variety of forms of physical fitness, weight loss, wrestling, self defense, martial arts, muscle strengthening, rehabilitation, law enforcement, military and cardiovascular workout techniques.    
     
     
         3 . A support structure comprising: 
 a. a plurality of human like body parts that resemble a head, a kneck, a pair of shoulders, a pair of calves, a pair of thighs, a torso and a hip formed into a kneeling on all fours position,    b. said support structure has a plurality of holes at predetermined locations for attaching and joining,    c. said plurality of attaching and joining permits joint-like movement and resistance to support structure when user applies force.

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