US2009239714A1PendingUtilityA1
Exercise machine
Est. expiryMar 19, 2028(~1.6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Ty Sellers
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Abstract
The instant invention combines an upper and lower body skier, a rowing machine, a stepping, a stair climber, cycling and an elliptical training machine into one unit allowing for its use in a multitude of modes. The machine also features a seat that adjusts both vertically and horizontally. This feature allows for the elliptical mode to be used as a standard cycle or as a recumbent cycle. The magnetic resistance of the flywheel gives the machine smooth silent operation.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An exercise machine comprising in combination:
a frame; a flywheel operatively connected to the frame for rotation about a flywheel axis relative to the frame; at least one elongated member; at least one arm pole; first and second stepping members operatively connected to the frame for movement relative to the frame, between raised and lowered positions, each stepping member having a stepping surface positioned and configured to be stepped upon by the user; a stair-climbing drive mechanism operatively connected to the flywheel in a manner to cause the flywheel to rotate about the flywheel axis upon movement of the stepping members from their raised positions to their lowered positions; elongated members each operatively connected to the frame for motion in a circular motion relative to the frame; And an elliptical drive mechanism operatively connected to each of the first cranks and operatively connected to the flywheel in a manner to cause the flywheel to rotate about the flywheel axis upon circular movement of the cranks relative to the frame; at least one crank pedal positioned above and attached to the said elongated members facilitating a cyclic motion, said cyclic motion being a simulation of an elliptical motion; an adjustable seat mounted between said elongated members and being adjustable in both a vertical and horizontal plane, said seat adjustment giving the exercise machine the ability to simulate standard and recumbent elliptical motion; a set of arm extension poles or arm extension poles operatively connect to a second elongated member that operatively connects to the elongated member; said arm extension poles being pivotally connected to a front riser; said front riser depending vertically from a flywheel housing; said flywheel housing containing said flywheel.
2 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said machine is equipped with a system to increase or decrease resistance on said flywheel.
3 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, the first elongated members are operatively connected to the frame for motion in a circular manner about the flywheel axis, the first elongated members axis and flywheel axis being the same.
4 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 further comprising; a linearly moveable member mounted on the frame for linear reciprocating movement along a longitudinal axis between forward and backward positions; and
an arm extension pole operatively connected to the linear member and to the flywheel in a manner to cause the flywheel to rotate about the flywheel axis upon movement of the linearly moveable member between its forward and rearward directions; also mounted to the said linearly moveable member is a crank arm, said elongated member being operatively connected to a pedal, said pedal is engaged by the operator moving the crank pedal causing the moveable member to rotating about the flywheel axis.
5 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, the arm extension pole is operatively connected to cause the flywheel to rotate about the flywheel axis upon movement of the linearly moveable member from its forward position.
6 . An exercise machine comprising;
a frame; a flywheel operatively connected to the frame for rotation relative to the frame about the flywheel axis; first and second stepping members operatively connected to the frame for movement relative to the frame between raised and lowered positions, each stepping member having a stepping surface positioned and configured to be stepped upon by the user; a stair-climbing drive mechanism operatively connected to the stepping members and operatively connected to the stepping members and operatively connected to the flywheel in a manner to cause the flywheel to rotate about the flywheel axis upon movement of the stepping members from their raised positions to their lowered positions, a linearly moveable member mounted on the frame for the linear reciprocating movement along a longitudinal axis between forward and rearward positions; and a sliding mechanism operatively connected to the linearly moveable member and operatively connected to the flywheel in a manner to cause the flywheel rotate about the flywheel axis upon movement of the linearly moveable member between its forward and rearward positions in a least one direction; a vertical pedal arm mechanism operatively connected to the linearly moveable member operatively connected to the flywheel in a manner to cause the flywheel rotate about the flywheel axis upon movement of the linearly moveable member between its forward and rearward positions in a least one direction;
7 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said exercise machine has the ability to monitor exercise activity such as distance, speed, blood pressure, resistance applied to flywheel.
8 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said vertical adjustment is slidably adjustable along a vertical plane and is lockable.
9 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said horizontal adjustment is slidably adjustable along a horizontal plane and is lockable.
10 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said seat is equipped with handles.
11 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said frame has deployable wheeled base members.
12 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said front riser having handles attached thereto.
13 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said front riser having an exercise monitoring system.
14 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said seat is adjustable both vertically and horizontally.
15 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, bases are vertically adjustable.
16 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, a rowing machine is interchangeable with said stair-climbing device and driven on said drive mechanism.
17 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, a skiing machine is interchangeable with said stair-climbing device and driven on said drive mechanism.
18 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said drive mechanism incorporates cable recoil.
19 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 wherein, said add-on drive is a cable, belt or chain.
20 . An exercise machine as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the flywheel resistance is magnetic.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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