Athletic apparel
Abstract
Athletic apparel is configured to apply resistance to a human user having a first arm, a second arm, a first leg and a second leg. The athletic apparel includes a shirt further comprising performance fabric formed into a sleeves and a body having rigid fabric collar. A first front resistance band, a first rear resistance band, a first front arm band, a first rear arm band and a first shoulder resistance band are attached to the shirt and configured to render resistance onto the first arm within the shirt. A second front resistance band, a second rear resistance band, a second front arm band, a second rear arm band and a second shoulder resistance band are attached to the shirt and configured to render resistance onto the second arm within the shirt.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . Athletic apparel configured to apply resistance to a human user having a first arm, a second arm, a first leg and a second leg; the athletic apparel comprising:
a shirt further comprising performance fabric formed into a first sleeve, a second sleeve and a body; wherein an upper end of the body terminates at rigid fabric collar; a first adjustable wrist strap, mechanically coupled to a first distal point on the first sleeve; a second adjustable wrist strap, mechanically coupled to a second distal point on the second sleeve; a first front resistance band, a first front arm band, and a first shoulder resistance band attached to the shirt and configured to render resistance onto the first arm within the shirt wherein the first front resistance band extends from the first shoulder resistance band across a subscapularis and a clavicle of the human user before terminating at the rigid fabric collar.
2 . The athletic apparel of claim 1 , further comprising, first rear arm band and a first rear resistance band attached to the shirt.
3 . The athletic apparel of claim 2 , wherein the first rear resistance band extends from the first shoulder resistance band across an infraspinius and an acromion of the human user before terminating at rigid fabric collar.
4 . The athletic apparel of claim 3 , wherein the first front arm band extends from the first shoulder resistance band along a bicep and a flexor pollicis longus muscle of the human user to the first adjustable wrist strap.
5 . The athletic apparel of claim 4 , wherein the first rear arm band extends from the first shoulder resistance band along a tricep and a flexor carpi ulnaris muscle of the human user to the first adjustable wrist strap.
6 . The athletic apparel of claim 1 , further comprising: a second front resistance band, a second rear resistance band, a second front arm band, a second rear arm band and a second shoulder resistance band attached to the shirt and configured to render resistance onto the second arm within the shirt.
7 . The athletic apparel of claim 1 , further comprising:
shirt belt loops, mechanically coupled to a lower end on the body; pants, proximate the shirt and further comprising:
a first pant leg and a second pant leg joined at a waist;
pant belt loops attached to an upper portion of the pants;
wherein the shirt belt loops and the pant belt loops are configured to be joined with a belt.
8 . The athletic apparel of claim 7 , wherein the first pant leg is attached to a first front leg resistance band that is configured to extend from the pant belt loops past a rectus femoris muscle and a tibialis anterior muscle on the human user before terminating at a first adjustable ankle strap.
9 . The athletic apparel of claim 8 , wherein the first pant leg is attached to a first rear leg resistance band that is configured to extend from the pant belt loops past a semimembranosus muscle and a soleus muscle on the human user before terminating at the first adjustable ankle strap.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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