Swing stepper

Abstract

A swing stepper includes an inclined stepper for the user to step on two distal locations so to step on to and twist waist to reciprocally move around; and a handle bar disposed axially on a base that reciprocally turns around synchronously with the stepper so that two distal ends of the stepper to alternatively swing up and down in the course of the reciprocal swing when the user trades and twists to reciprocally turn around both of the stepper and the handlebar for staying fit.

1 . A swing stepper includes: 
 a base related to the primary mechanical structure to accommodate all related members; and    a stepper axially disposed at a certain inclination to the base with both distal ends to be stepped on by the user to alternatively swing up and down in the course of the reciprocal swing of the stepper.    
     
     
         2 . The swing stepper of  claim 1 , wherein two pedals are respectively provided on both distal ends of the stepper.  
     
     
         3 . The swing stepper of  claim 1 , wherein a limiting component is provided to the base; the limiting component being comprised of a frame with two sidewalls, a lever laterally extending from the spindle of the stepper to penetrate into where between both sidewalls for the movement of the lever being confined therein to limit the amplitude of the reciprocal swing of the stepper; a resilient member being disposed at the tail of the lever to buffer the impact between the lever against both sidewalls; the bottom of the frame being pivoted to the base; and a bolt being fastened to the frame to change the relative position of the frame to the lever by turning the bolt to adjust the amplitude of the reciprocal swing of the stepper.  
     
     
         4 . The swing stepper of  claim 1 , wherein a damping member is disposed at the relative position of the stepper to the base; the damping member being adapted with a regulation knob fastened to the base, a friction block contacting the stepper being provided penetrating the regulation knob; a clipping member coupled to the base being provided to the damping member; the clipping member including a base plate and a mobile plate; the regulation knob penetrating through the mobile plate and fastened to the base plate; an extension plate being fixed to the spindle of the stepper to penetrate into the space between the base plate and the mobile plate; two friction blocks being respectively fixed to the inner sides of the base plate and the mobile plate; and a resilient pad being inserted to the regulation knob to contact the mobile plate.  
     
     
         5 . The swing stepper of  claim 1 , wherein an inner shaft is off center inserted to the base; a sleeve being inserted onto the inner shaft at the center of the stepper; a damping member being provided at the moving position of the stepper in relation to the base; the damping member being provided with a regulation knob penetrating the sleeve and fastened to the inner shaft, and the regulation knob being penetrated by a resilient pad, a clipping member and a friction block contacting the sleeve.  
     
     
         6 . A swing stepper includes 
 a base related to the primary mechanical structure to accommodate all related members; and    a stepper axially disposed at a certain inclination to the base with both distal ends to be stepped on by the user;    a handle bar axially provided to the base for the user to hold onto; and    a connection component disposed at where between the stepper and the handlebar to link the handle bar and the stepper; both distal ends of the base alternatively swing up and down in the course of the reciprocal swing of the stepper; and the handle bar synchronously swinging with the stepper.    
     
     
         7 . The swing stepper of  claim 6 , wherein two pedals are respectively provided on both distal ends of the stepper.  
     
     
         8 . The swing stepper of  claim 6 , wherein the connection component has a lever each fixed to the handle bar and the spindle of the stepper; a connecting rod being pivoted to where between both levers, and a resilient member being each sandwiched at where both levers being respectively pivoted to the connecting rod.  
     
     
         9 . The swing stepper of  claim 6 , wherein the connection component has a lever each respectively fixed to the handle and the spindle of the stepper; both levers being coupled by a connecting rod; a sleeve being vertically disposed to the base; an inner shaft being provided at the lower end of the handle bar to be inserted into the sleeve; one lever of the connection component being fixed to the inner shaft; and a slot being provided to the sleeve for the lever to stick out and move therein.  
     
     
         10 . The swing stepper of  claim 6 , wherein a sleeve is vertically provided to the base, two lateral handles is provided at the top of a post of the handle bar, and an inner shaft is provided at the lower end of the post to penetrate into the sleeve and connected to the post by means of a clamp.  
     
     
         11 . The swing stepper of  claim 6 , wherein a limiting component being disposed at the base includes a frame with the extension lever from the stepper to penetrate both sidewalls of the frame; the swing of the extension lever being confined at where between both sidewalls; the frame including two vertical sidewalls with the bottom of the frame pivoted to the base; a limiting plate being fixed to the base and extending to reach at where between the frame and the extension lever; a channel in the same direction of that of the extension lever being provided on the limiting plate; a bolt penetrating through the channel and fastened to the frame; the bolt and the liming plate to secure the relative positions of the frame and the extension lever; a bolt being screwed to the frame to change the relative positions of the frame and the extension lever by turning the bolt to adjust the amplitude of the reciprocal swing of the stepper; and a resilient member being disposed at the tail of the extension lever to buffer the impacts of the extension lever against both sidewalls of the frame.  
     
     
         12 . The swing stepper of  claim 6 , wherein a damping member is disposed at the moving position of the stepper in relation to the base; the damping member includes a clipping member coupled to the base; the clipping member being comprised of a base plate and a mobile plate; a regulation knob penetrating the mobile plate and fastened to the base plate; a friction block contacting the stepper being provided to penetrate the regulation knob; an extension plate being fixed to the spindle of the stepper to penetrate into where between the base plate and the mobile plate; two friction blocks being respectively fixed to the inner sides of the base plate and the mobile plate; and a resilient member contacting the mobile plate being provided to penetrate the regulation knob.  
     
     
         13 . The swing stepper of  claim 6 , wherein an inner shaft is off center inserted to the base; a sleeve being inserted onto the inner shaft at the center of the stepper; a damping member being provided at the moving position of the stepper in relation to the base; the damping member being provided with a regulation knob penetrating the sleeve and fastened to the inner shaft, the regulation knob being penetrated by a resilient member and a clipping member that contact the sleeve, and two friction blocks being respectively on the sleeve and below the clipping member.