US2014005015A1PendingUtilityA1

Portable gym using gravitational forces

Assignee: HESTER DANNY THAIPriority: Apr 16, 2010Filed: Apr 16, 2010Published: Jan 2, 2014
Est. expiryApr 16, 2030(~3.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract

A portable gym using gravitational forces of the present invention includes a gravity gym assembly and a belt harness. The gravity gym assembly includes a door anchor that is attachable to any doorway having a door, and an adjustable strap that leads to a pulley through which a cable passes. The cable is equipped with detachable handles on each end and may be advanced back and forth through the pulley when forces are applied to the handles. A series of exercises may be accomplished by varying body position, and exercises the entire body by using the person's body weight for resistance. In an alternative embodiment, the portable gym using gravitational forces may include attachment of the cable ends to the belt harness worn around the waist of the athlete and provides for the stabilization and application of resistance on the body while exercising. Exercises that are primarily performed in the gym, including, strengthening shoulder, arm, chest, back, leg, and abdominal core muscle groups, and performing cardiovascular and plyometric movements, can be performed virtually anywhere using the portable gym using gravitational forces of the present invention.

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1 . A portable gym using gravitational forces, comprising:
 a gravity gym assembly and a belt harness;   said gravity gym assembly comprising:   a door anchor attachable to any doorway having a door,   an adjustable strap that leads to a pulley through which a cable passes,   said cable equipped with detachable handles on each end advancable back and forth through the pulley when forces are applied to the handles.

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