Exercise platform with attachable stackable block

Abstract

An exercise platform with components that can be attached and/or stacked in a safe and secure manner. The exercise platform includes an inclined board and a set of blocks that are attached to each other and/or stacked on top of each other. A bottom surface of the inclined board may include one or more sets of apertures, and the blocks include one or more corresponding sets of protrusions and apertures. The inclined board is attached to the top side of a block, of the set of blocks, with the protrusions of the block meshed with apertures of the inclined board. Further blocks may be stacked in similar manner to permit a user to adjust a height of the exercise platform.

1 . (canceled) 
     
     
         2 . An exercise platform with attachable components comprising:
 a first block defining a first substantially parallel planar surface and a second substantially parallel planar surface, with a body of the block extending between the first and the second surfaces, wherein the first surface defines protrusions above the planar surface and is sized to receive the foot of a user, and the second surface defines apertures, the protrusions and the apertures being in corresponding locations,   a second block of similar size and configuration to the first block, the second block further including protrusions and apertures of similar size and configuration to the first block, wherein the second block may be stacked with the first block so that protrusions of the second block are inserted into apertures of the first block,   an inclined board sized to receive a foot of the user, the inclined board defining a first incline surface and a second incline surface, where the first and the second incline surfaces are inclined relative to each other, where a body of the inclined board extends between the first and second incline surfaces, wherein the first incline surface is sized to receive the foot of the user, and the second incline surface defines apertures, the protrusions of the second incline surface being in corresponding locations to the protrusions of the first and the second blocks, so that the inclined board may be stacked on the first block or the second first block by insertion of protrusions of the first block or the second block into apertures of the second incline surface.   
     
     
         3 . The exercise platform of  claim 2  wherein the protrusions and apertures of at least the first block are arranged in lines on the first surface. 
     
     
         4 . The exercise platform of  claim 2  wherein the protrusions and apertures of at least the first block are arranged in columns on the first surface. 
     
     
         5 . The exercise platform of  claim 2  wherein the protrusions and apertures of at least the first block are arranged in a crenelated fashion with equal space therebetween.