Chin-up exercise mechanism for inclined body

Abstract

Disclosed is a chin-up exercise mechanism having a special structure with which a user can do chin-up exercises by grasping a gripping rod formed on an upper part of an upper body, in a state in which the back of the user leans against roller members formed on a body that forms a predetermined angle with a horizontal surface, wherein the direction in which force is exerted on the arms is different from the direction in which the body of the user moves.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A chin-up exercise mechanism which allows a user to do the chin-up exercise with his/her body leaning in an inclined manner, the mechanism comprising:
 a base member  150  on the lower portion thereof;   a pair of parallel bodies  100  and  101  which is formed upward on one side of the base member and has a predetermined inclination;   a back support member  600  which is formed in a space between the bodies and allows a user to lean his/her back thereagainst;   a support  140  which is formed upward from the base member  150  and is coupled to the bodies  100  and  101  so as to support the rears of the bodies  100  and  101 ; and   a gripping rod  200  which is connected to the upper portions of the bodies  100  and  101  and is formed to be spaced from a surface formed by the bodies  100  and  101 ,
 wherein the back support member  600  comprises a plurality of roller axes  620  formed in the space between the pair of bodies  100  and  101  and comprises a roller member  620  which is inserted and fitted to the roller axis and is rotatable, 
 and wherein the bodies  100  and  101  and the gripping rod  200  are connected to each other by a curved gripping rod connectors  210  and  211 . 
   
     
     
         2 . The chin-up exercise mechanism of  claim 1 , further comprising a foot plate  500  which is formed to cross the lower sides of the two bodies.