US2013338546A1PendingUtilityA1

Training Device

Assignee: AUCKLAND UNISERVICES LTDPriority: Nov 30, 2007Filed: Aug 27, 2013Published: Dec 19, 2013
Est. expiryNov 30, 2027(~1.3 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A61H 1/0274A63B 26/00A63B 23/03516A63B 26/003A61H 1/02A61H 2201/1276G09B 19/003A61H 1/00
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Abstract

This invention relates to a device for controlling of movement of limbs of a user in a substantially mirror symmetrical manner, a user's limb or limbs being held in position via support arms, said device comprising a bar (or bars) adapted to move about a point of rotation, said bar (or bars) having a first end and a second end, said ends separated by the point of rotation, a first support arm(s) operatively coupled at or towards one end of said bar and a second support arm(s) operatively coupled at or towards a different end of the bar wherein the first and second support arms are adapted to substantially support and/or hold the limbs of a user of said device, the first and second support arms and the bar (or bars) configured such that, in use, as the bar (or bars) rotate(s) the support arms move in a substantially tandem synchronised manner with respect to each other.

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1 . A device for controlling of movement of limbs of a user in a substantially mirror symmetrical manner, a user's limb or limbs being held in position via support arms, said device comprising:
 a bar (or bars) adapted to move about a point of rotation, said bar (or bars) having a first end and a second end, said ends separated by the point of rotation,   a first support arm(s) operatively coupled at or towards one end of said bar and a second support arm(s) operatively coupled at or towards a different end of the bar   wherein the first and second support arms are adapted to substantially support and/or hold the limbs of a user of said device,   the first and second support arms and the bar (or bars) configured such that, in use, as the bar (or bars) rotate(s) the supports arms move in a substantially tandem synchronised manner with respect to each other.

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