Weightlifting belt with hook
Abstract
A weightlifting belt with hook for a person exercising to be able to hang a weight from a belt around their waist. This invention enables the quick and easy removal (or addition) of the weight by the person exercising or by a third party (‘spotter’) while the person exercising remains in the exercising position on the exercise equipment. The weight hanging from the belt increases their total weight and therefore the difficulty of the exercise and in turn the exercise's effectiveness. The ‘pull-up’, ‘chin-up’ and ‘dip’ exercises are particularly targeted with this invention. The inventive device includes a belt that goes around a person's waist with a hook attached to hang a dumbbell-style weight from. A metal plate formed to create a hook from which to hang a dumbbell-style weight. A belt is passed through a slot-shaped hole in the metal plate so that a person can wear the device around their waist.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A weightlifting belt with hook
2 . A weightlifting belt with hook for a person exercising to be able to hang a weight from a belt around their waist
3 . A weightlifting belt with hook that a dumbbell type weight can be suspended
4 . A weightlifting belt with hook that hangs a dumbbell type weight on a weightlifting belt using a hook, which passes around a person's waist for the purpose of increasing their body-weight during exercising.
5 . A weightlifting belt with hook that hangs a dumbbell type weight on a weightlifting belt using a hook which passes around a person's waist for the purpose of increasing their body-weight during exercising and enables the quick and easy removal (or addition) of the weight.
6 . A weightlifting belt with hook that hangs a dumbbell type weight on a weightlifting belt using a hook which passes around a person's waist for the purpose of increasing their body-weight during exercising and enables the quick and easy removal (or addition) of the weight by a third party (‘spotter’) while the person exercising remains in the exercising position on the exercise equipment.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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