Craning Exercise Harness Assembly And Method
Abstract
A craning exercise harness assembly and method for hoisting a torso of a user above a treadmill includes a frame being positioned upon a treadmill machine. The frame has a pair of feet where a pair of beams protrudes out from. Each of the beams has an end where a support is positioned. In addition, the support is positioned perpendicular relative to the pair of beams. A harness enwraps a torso of the user. The harness includes a top edge, a bottom edge, a first end, a second end, an interior surface, and an exterior surface. A pair of belts is enwrapped upon the exterior surface of the harness thus securing the harness around the torso of the user. A pair of straps is positioned upon the support of the frame. Each of the straps has a pair of ends being coupled to the top edge of the harness.
Claims
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1 . A craning treadmill attachment assembly configured for hoisting the user of the treadmill, the craning treadmill attachment assembly comprising:
a frame being configured for being positioned upon a treadmill machine, the frame having a pair of feet, a pair of beams protruding out from a respective one of the pair of feet, each of the beams having an end, a support being positioned at the end of each of the beams, the support being positioned perpendicular relative to the pair of beams; a harness being configured for enwrapping a torso of a user, the harness having a top edge and a bottom edge, the harness having a first end and a second end, the harness having an interior surface and an exterior surface, the interior surface being configured for abutting the torso of the user; a pair of belts being enwrapped upon the exterior surface of the harness, the pair of belts being configured for securing the harness around the torso of the user; and a pair of straps being positioned upon the support of the frame, each of the straps having a pair of ends, each of the ends of the straps being coupled to the top edge of the harness.
2 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 1 , further comprising the frame being a metal material, the metal material being configured for being able to support a weight of a range of users.
3 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 2 , further comprising the metal material being steel.
4 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 1 , further comprising the pair of feet being configured for being positioned proximate to a respective one of a pair of sides of the treadmill.
5 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 4 , further comprising the pair of beams being positioned upright relative to the treadmill.
6 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 5 , further comprising the support being positioned between each of the beams.
7 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 1 , further comprising the top edge of the harness being configured for positioning proximate relative to a chest of the user.
8 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 7 , further comprising the exterior surface being a hook material, the interior surface being a loop material.
9 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 8 , further comprising the hook material being complementary to the loop material.
10 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 9 , further comprising the interior surface of the first end being configured for engaging by hook and loop fastening to the exterior surface of the second end.
11 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 1 , further comprising each of the belts have a buckle snap lock.
12 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 11 , further comprising the buckle snap lock of each of the belts being configured for adjusting a length of each of the belts.
13 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 1 , further comprising each of the straps having a buckle.
14 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 13 , further comprising the buckle of each of the straps being an adjustment mechanism for a height of each of the straps.
15 . The craning treadmill attachment assembly of claim 1 , further comprising an alternate embodiment of the craning treadmill attachment assembly, the alternate embodiment comprising each of the beams having a top portion and a bottom portion, the top portion being nested within the bottom portion, the top portion having a plurality of holes, the bottom portion having an aperture, the aperture of the bottom portion being complementary to each of the holes of the top portion, a pin being nested within the aperture and the plurality of holes of each of the beams wherein retaining the top portion in a fixed position relative to the bottom portion.
16 . A craning treadmill attachment assembly configured for hoisting the user of the treadmill, the craning treadmill attachment assembly comprising:
a frame being configured for being positioned upon a treadmill machine, the frame being a metal material, the metal material being configured for being able to support a weight of a range of users, the metal material being steel, the frame having a pair of feet, the pair of feet being configured for being positioned proximate to a respective one of a pair of sides of the treadmill, a pair of beams protruding out from a respective one of the pair of feet, the pair of beams being positioned upright relative to the treadmill, each of the beams having an end, a support being positioned at the end of each of the beams, the support being positioned between each of the beams, the support being positioned perpendicular relative to the pair of beams; a harness being configured for enwrapping a torso of a user, the harness having a top edge and a bottom edge, the top edge of the harness being configured for positioning proximate relative to a chest of the user, the harness having a first end and a second end, the harness having an interior surface and an exterior surface, the interior surface being configured for abutting the torso of the user, the exterior surface being a hook material, the interior surface being a loop material, the hook material being complementary to the loop material, the interior surface of the first end being configured for engaging by hook and loop fastening to the exterior surface of the second end; a pair of belts being enwrapped upon the exterior surface of the harness, each of the belts have a buckle snap lock, the buckle snap lock of each of the belts being configured for adjusting a length of each of the belts, the pair of belts being configured for securing the harness around the torso of the user; a pair of straps being positioned upon the support of the frame, each of the straps having a pair of ends, each of the ends of the straps being coupled to the top edge of the harness, each of the straps having a buckle, the buckle of each of the straps being an adjustment mechanism for a height of each of the straps; and an alternate embodiment of the craning treadmill attachment assembly, the alternate embodiment comprising each of the beams having a top portion and a bottom portion, the top portion being nested within the bottom portion, the top portion having a plurality of holes, the bottom portion having an aperture, the aperture of the bottom portion being complementary to each of the holes of the top portion, a pin being nested within the aperture and the plurality of holes of each of the beams wherein retaining the top portion in a fixed position relative to the bottom portion.
17 . A method for hoisting a user with a treadmill attachment assembly, the method comprising a step of:
enwrapping a harness around a torso of a user; securing the harness around the torso of the user with a pair of belts; hoisting the torso of user from a support of a frame using a pair of straps of the harness; and performing cardio exercise on a treadmill.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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