TKS Hydrakick System
Abstract
A stationary aquatic kickboard for leg kicking exercises in water. Aging and quadriceps decline are the origin of this products creation. TKS is anchored to the swimming pool wall or deck by two separate lines having equal tension when in use. The buoyancy of the kickboard is adjustable to accommodate persons of different body weight and for the preferred level of flotation. The handle grips positions will permit user to exercise in the prone or supine positions. Board and handle grips will provide high stability to do high intensity leg kicking action. This equipment is able to detach for removal from pool. TKS Hydrakick System will be used for exercise, physical therapy, relaxation or recreation. TKS hydrakicking is optimal lower extremity exercise and does not cause trauma to the legs.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedI claim:
1 . A stationary kickboard configured to be anchored in place for aquatic leg kicking exercise, the kickboard comprising:
A buoyant body having forward and rear ends and upper and lower surfaces extending there between, the buoyancy of the body adjustable; A first set of right and left handle grips extending outwardly from the upper surface at the middle portion of the body to facilitate use of the kickboard in a supine position; A second set of right and left handle grips extending outwardly from the lower surface at the forward end of the body to facilitate use of the kickboard in a prone position; An anchor system comprising attachment lines on both sides of the body being configured to be removable or permanently fixed in pool such that a user may use the kickboard to kick their legs in aquatic exercise while being properly supported in a stationary position.
2 . Stationary kickboard of claim 1 , further configured to have a power source from a battery or power cord.
3 . Stationary kickboard of claim 1 , further configured to have a head support with a face opening for breathing while exercising in the prone position.
4 . Stationary kickboard of claim 1 , configured with a fan device that removes exercisers expired air away from the inspired air while exercising in the prone position.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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