The present invention relates to a treadmill. The treadmill includes a treadmill frame, an endless belt, a strap member and a retracting device. The strap member is located above the endless belt. The strap member has a first end, a second end, and a middle section. The first end of the strap member is operably connected to a right side of the treadmill frame, and the second end of the strap member is removably connected to a left side of the treadmill frame. The retracting device is configured to retract the strap member into the retracting device when the second end of the strap member is disconnected from the treadmill frame. When the second end of the strap member is connected to the left side of the treadmill, the middle section of the strap member constrains a position of a user on a top surface of the endless belt.

Debris removal apparatus, systems, and methods of using the same are described. An example debris removal apparatus includes a shaft, an energy source, a motor, a fan attached to the motor, and a switch. The shaft has a lengthwise axis, a first end, a second end, a first portion, a second portion, a third portion and defines an opening on the second end, a passageway in fluid communication with the opening, and a plurality of inlet openings on the third portion of the shaft in fluid communication with the passageway. The motor is operatively connected to the energy source and disposed between the plurality of inlet openings and the second end of the shaft. The motor has a lengthwise axis extending through a drive shaft. The lengthwise axis of the motor is parallel to the lengthwise axis of the shaft. The switch is operatively connected to the motor.

A chest peak contractor preferably includes a platform, a pair of stanchions, a pair of vertically adjustable telescoping poles and a pair of armature hand assemblies. The pair of stanchions extend upward from opposing sides of the platform. Each stanchion is sized to receive one of the vertically adjustable telescoping poles. A top of each telescoping pole is terminated with a pivoting joint. Each armature device handle assembly is mounted to a top of the respective telescoping pole. Each armature handle assembly preferably includes a handle, a proximal axle support tube, an armature crossbeam, a distal hanger, a pair of backstop rails, a ring bolt backstop, an axle, and a weight holder. The handle is rotatably retained in the pivoting joint. An end of the handle is secured to the proximal axle support tube.

A retractable sports goal includes a base housing and a goal frame. The housing includes first and second post sections and a crossbar housing section. The goal frame includes first and second goal posts and a crossbar. The goal frame has a playing position and a retracted position. In the playing position the crossbar is extended vertically away from the crossbar housing section and the first and second goal posts are respectively extended from the first and second goal post housing sections. In the retracted position the crossbar is disposed in the crossbar housing section and the first and second goal posts are respectively disposed in the first and second goal post housing sections. A cover plate includes portions that surround the goal posts. Wheels may be attached to the bottom portions of the goal posts. A counter-weight may be provided to bias the goal frame towards the playing position.

A portable ball net post includes an adjustable base, and ball net lacing bars mounted on the base and adjustable in angle and height, wherein the base includes telescopic lacing bars and two support receptacles, both ends of each telescopic lacing bar are respectively connected to the support receptacles, a number of snap-fit fixing bases are installed surrounding the telescopic lacing bars by connection sleeves, and on each connection sleeve is provided a telescopic positioning assembly for controlling the stretching length of corresponding telescopic lacing bar; on the upper end surface of each snap-fit fixing base is provided net lacing bar clamping grooves for clamping the ball net lacing bars when retracted, on the lower end surface of each snap-fit fixing base are provided several racket clamping grooves, the ball net lacing bars are mounted on the support receptacles by a rotation positioning and angle adjusting structure and inside the support receptacle is provided a storage cavity.

A universal gym exhibits improved versatility employing a frame supporting a weight stack connected via cable to an exercise attachment point, which further engages a floating pulley with an extension cable. Accessory receiving ports throughout the frame allow placement of the floating pulley virtually anywhere the athlete desires, affording a vast array of exercises employing the weight stack. Free weights, elastic bands, and the weight stack, alone or in combination, can provide a diverse resistance. Decorative panels, optionally mounted with hollow-headed bolts each having an axial recess for receiving and retaining a panel-mounting rivet, can disguise the universal gym when not in use.

An exercising device includes a base placed on a plane, a cover pivotally connected with the base, and an exercise apparatus mounted between the base and the cover. The cover has a side pivotally mounted on a side of the base. The cover is pivoted relative to the base to open or close a top face of the base. The exercise apparatus includes a leg working unit mounted on the base. Thus, the exercising device is stored easily and conveniently and is adapted to function as furniture. The exercising device also has a dustproof function.

The disclosure discloses a sports massage device for relieving muscle soreness after exercising and an exercise apparatus, and relates to a technical field of fitness machine. The device includes a massage device and a mount. The massage device includes a housing, a rubber pad, a bulge, an iron cylinder, a second spring, a magnet and a cable. The housing is connected to the mount, an opening cover of the housing is provided with the rubber pad, the bulge is connected with an upper end of the rubber pad, the iron cylinder is connected within the housing, the iron cylinder, the second spring, the magnet and the rubber pad are sequentially connected, and the cable is used for connecting with an alternating current power supply and is wound around the iron cylinder, so that the iron cylinder generates magnetism to drive the magnet to vibrate when the cable is electrified.

A pocket-sized, retractable golf club stand that can hold one or more golf clubs is described. The golf club stand includes a magnetic club holder that is attached to a telescoping shaft which is attached to a base including a slidable anchor. During use the anchor is extended and embedded into the ground, the telescoping pole is extended, and clubs are held against the device by the magnetic holder. Upon completion of use, the clubs are removed from the magnetic holder, the telescoping pole is retracted, and the anchor is slidably hidden away. In addition to holding golf clubs the device's anchor may be used for divot repair and the magnetic club holder may be used to secure ball markers.

A basketball machine includes a body having an inclined lane, a display configured to display a game having a plurality of challenges, a hoop including an engagement portion and an opening, a sensor configured to detect whether a ball has passed through the opening of the hoop, and a processor. The game has a first image layer showing a plurality of display areas, a reference object and a plurality of moving objects. The moving object moves towards and past the reference object. Each moving object has a bonus prize. The sensor generates a scoring signal when the detected result is positive. The processor calculates an accumulated number of times the scoring signal has been received and converts the accumulated number into an instant score. The processor determines whether the player qualifies as completing the current challenge, and controls the game to enter the next challenge when the determination is positive.