A recliner chair designed to contain elastic bands and other components to turn the recliner into an exercise machine. The recliner has arm rests with cavities therein that can house elastic bands and/or handles for said bands. Additionally, the backrest could have cavities to house additional elastic bands. The leg rest is modified to hold heavier loads than traditional recliners and includes an attachment point for a straight handle or elastic bands for the user to pull from using the upper body. Additionally, the leg rest is convertible to a leg exercise machine that can secure the feet therein for same. The moving portions are adjustable for resistance using various mechanisms.

A supporting device for users of a Pilates exercise machine to maintain them at an inclined angle upon the platform or carriage of the exercise machine during use. The device features a body having a bottom adapted for positioning on the moving or stationary carriage of the Pilates machine and an inclining top surface to support the body of the user inclined.

A supporting device for users of a Pilates exercise machine to maintain the user at an inclined angle upon the platform or carriage of the exercise machine during use. The supporting device features a body having a bottom adapted for positioning on the moving or stationary carriage of the Pilates machine and an inclining top surface to support the body of the user inclined. A first and second side space formed on opposing sides of a narrowed portion of said top surface provide respective spaces for positioning of the arms of the user therein.

A multi-functional doorway exercise device is an apparatus that safely and securely attaches to a door frame. The apparatus includes a stabilizing bar, a main pullup bar, a first support bar, a second support bar, a left bracket assembly, a right bracket assembly, a left handlebar, and a right handlebar. The stabilizing bar extends across the width of a door frame and locks into the door frame. The main pullup bar, the left handlebar, and the right handlebar allows a user to grasp onto the present invention while performing various exercises with different grip positions. The left bracket assembly and the right bracket assembly attaches the stabilizing bar onto and along both sides of the door frame. The first support bar and the second support bar connect the main pullup bar with the stabilizing bar and allows the main pullup bar to rotate about the stabilizing bar.

The present invention is directed at a novel portable fitness device used for conducting strength training exercises. The device comprises a foldable frame that can hold exercise accessories inside the device while the device is folded. The device further comprises an anti-slide plate and anchor slots wherein at least one resistance band can be locked into the anchor slots. The resistance bands may connect to handles or a bar and the resistance bands may offer up to 300 pounds of resistance. The foldable frame doubles as a carrying case.

A training device includes a backpack having a pair of shoulder straps, a rigid backbrace having at least two arms, a pair of lower support members coupled to ends of the rigid backbrace, and a resistance band coupled to each of the pair of lower support members and terminating in a handle.

An exercise anchor for elastic bands or other exercise implements that mounts to a standard door hinge. The exercise anchor allows for an easy, secure, and unobtrusive mounting to a door hinge through the hinge pin, or with a hinge pin integrated into the exercise anchor. It may also be provided as a kit with a variety of specialized hinge pins to provide extra support or to adapt a single exercise anchor to hinges that require hinge pins of differing shaft diameters or differing lengths. The exercise anchor may be mounted without the need to modify or drill into walls or fixtures, and may include features for added security and to prevent inadvertent pull-out of the anchor, such as anchor braces, bump stops, and hinge captures. The exercise anchor may also include a variety of band capture shapes, geometries, or arrangements allowing use versatility when engaging in various exercises.

Disclosed are example embodiments of a torque force directional cable-based system—the torque force directional cable-based system, including a cage. The cage includes a top horizontal bar and two vertical side bars. The top horizontal bar includes a plurality of zones, wherein each zone is configured to receive a first cable at a first end of the first cable. Each of the two vertical bars includes a slider. Each slider is configured to receive a second cable at a first end of the second cable. The torque force directional cable-based system includes one or more handheld handle devices. Each handheld handle device includes a handle frame, a cable grip revolving around a front portion of the handle frame, a hood fixedly attached to the handle frame, and a swivel assembly fixedly attached to a top of the hood. The swivel is configured to receive either the first or the second cable at a second end of the first or the second cable.

A system and method for providing an exercise bar for a user to use for rowing or other exercises in the water of the spa or adjacent to the spa. The exercise bar may comprise a central hub, and two sides, each with a first inner tube attached to opposing side of the central hub and a an outer tube in telescoping connection with the inner tube, and a handgrip in connection with the first outer tube. A connector may be mounted to the central hub, the connector to enable the exercise bar to be connected to one or more resistance cables. The exercise bar may be adjustable from a first, shorter length for use with exercises in which a user's hands are positioned closer together and a second, longer length for use with exercises in which a user's hands are positioned father apart.

The present invention is directed at a resistance band for use with a fitness device. The resistance band may comprise a hollow tube made of an elastic material, a plurality of balls inserted inside of hollow tube at user-determined intervals, and elastic covers enclosing the protrusions caused by the balls. A position of a given protrusion may be adjusted by stretching a corresponding elastic cover, moving a corresponding ball, and contracting the corresponding elastic cover. The intensity and location of resistance in a workout may be chosen by adjusting the position of a protrusion or locking a different protrusion into an anchor slot on the fitness device.