Mini wave exercise machine
Abstract
An exerciser machine applicable for strengthening a user's muscles via wave like movements is described. The exerciser can include a base assembly a resilience member and a seat pan. The seat pan may be rotatably attached to the base assembly via the resilience member. The seat pan may have a seat protrusion movably attached to a top end of the resilience member. The base assembly may have a base protrusion to secure a bottom end of the resilience member. A separation distance between the seat protrusion and the base protrusion along an axis of the resilience member can allow the resilience member to distort along the separation distance to provide resilience force with movement of the seat pan. The resilience force can allow exercising a user's body via the movement of the seat pan.
Claims
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1 . An exerciser comprising:
a base assembly; a flexible structure; and a seat pan rotatably attached to the base assembly via the flexible structure, wherein the flexible structure has a top end and a bottom end, wherein the seat pan is movably attached to the top end of the flexible structure via a seat protrusion, wherein the base assembly is secured to the bottom end of the flexible structure via a base protrusion, wherein the flexible structure provides resilience force to realign the seat protrusion and the base protrusion when the seat protrusion and the base protrusion are not longitudinally aligned between the top end and the bottom end of the flexible structure with movement of the seat pan, wherein the resilience force to allow exercising a user's body via the movement of the seat pan.
2 . The exerciser of claim one, wherein the seat protrusion has a first longitudinal direction, wherein the base protrusion has a second longitudinal direction, and wherein the movement of the seat pan causes the first longitudinal direction to be not aligned with the second longitudinal direction.
3 . The exerciser of claim 1 , wherein the flexible structure includes a cylindrical spring having opposite ends longitudinal between the top end and the bottom end of the flexible structure, and wherein the cylindrical spring is bendable to cause the resilience force.
4 . The exerciser of claim 3 , wherein the seat protrusion forms a circular tube inserted into a first one of the opposite ends of the cylindrical spring.
5 . The exerciser of claim 4 , wherein the base protrusion includes a post inserted into a second one of the opposite ends of the cylindrical spring and wherein the post and the circular tube are separated with a distance inside the cylindrical spring to allow the bending.
6 . The exerciser of claim 3 , wherein the flexible structure includes a conical spring encompassing the cylindrical spring between the top end and the bottom end of the flexible structure, wherein the conical spring is compressed to cause the resilience force when the seat protrusion and the base protrusion are not longitudinally aligned.
7 . The exerciser of claim 3 , wherein the seat pan is movably mounted on the flexible structure with a flanged bushing, and wherein the cylindrical spring is fittingly positioned between the flanged bushing and the seat protrusion.
8 . The exerciser of claim 6 , wherein the base assembly includes an inner base defining a housing chamber to allow distortion movement of the flexible structure for the resilience force.
9 . The exerciser of claim 8 , wherein the inner base has an inner recess, wherein the cylindrical spring is received in the housing at the bottom end of the flexible structure via the inner recess and wherein the cylindrical spring is fittingly positioned between the inner recess and the seat protrusion.
10 . The exerciser of claim 8 , wherein the inner based has an outer recess, wherein the conical spring is received in the housing at the bottom end of the flexible structure via the outer recess.
11 . The exerciser of claim 1 , further comprising:
a pair of handles fixedly attached to the base assembly to allow the user to hold with the user's hands to cause the movement of the seat pan.
12 . An exerciser comprising:
a base assembly; a resilience member; and a seat pan rotatably attached to the base assembly via the resilience member, wherein the resilience member has a top end and a bottom end, wherein the seat pan has a seat protrusion movably attached to the top end of the resilience member, wherein the base assembly has a base protrusion to secure the bottom end of the resilience member, wherein a separation distance between the seat protrusion and the base protrusion along an axis of the resilience member allows the resilience member to distort along the separation distance to provide resilience force with movement of the seat pan, wherein the resilience force to allow exercising a user's body via the movement of the seat pan.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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