A gymnastic apparatus for indoor cycling training that includes two cranks with alternating movement, each of which is contrasted by a device capable of varying the resistance of the crank in real time depending on the position and load.

A tilting smith exercise machine includes a support frame with an upper horizontal rail and a lower horizontal rail; and a movable structure extending from a top end to a bottom end, the movable structure having a vertical support; a top trolley positioned at the top end and coupled to the upper horizontal rail, the top trolley having a side angled track and a rear angled track; a bottom trolley positioned at the bottom end and having actuators extending from the bottom trolley to the vertical support, a first hinge to allow the vertical support to pivot from side to side, and a second hinge allowing the vertical support to pivot from front to back; and a user engageable system supported by the vertical support, the user engageable system is to be operated by a user as the user performs an exercise.

A rowing machine, which is provided with water injection pipe vertically penetrates on the supporting part between two inner covers, the end of the water injection pipe near water tank is provided with the water distribution pipe extending to both sides, the two water distribution pipes are connected to the two inner covers to respectively connect the two water storage chambers. When the water tank needs to be filled with water, place the supporting part vertically, and add water to the water injection pipe with the help of water pump and water pipe. The water flows sequentially through the water injection pipe and the water distribution pipes on both sides, and finally evenly distributes to the storage chambers of the two water tanks.

A support device for a bicycle includes a support structure, a fixing group supported on the support structure and a movable element and a retention element configured to retain the front fork of the bicycle. The support device further includes a raising/lowering device of the fixing group, the retention element is translatable jointly with the movable element, and the retention element is rotatably connected to the movable element.

An exercise bike includes a frame, a pedal assembly, and a rotor mounted on the frame and operably connected to the pedal assembly. The rotor includes a hub with a plurality of blades extending radially outward from the hub. A rotor cover is mounted on the frame and at least partially encloses the rotor, and has opposed side portions and a middle portion extending between the side portions. One side portion has an opening, and the rotor cover further has slots extending on opposite sides of the middle portion. The bike also includes a moveable baffle that is moveable to selectively restrict air passage through the opening, and an actuator connected to the moveable baffle and including a handle and two legs extending into the slots. The actuator is moveable by the legs traveling along the slots to adjust the moveable baffle.

A fitness structure includes a bar having a first end portion and a second end portion, a pair of bar support portions provided at each side of the bar and having a plurality of bar support members to place the bar at a plurality of heights, a first load portion and a second load portion spaced apart from the bar to a certain degree and facing each other, a first cable coupled between the first end portion of the bar and the first load portion, a second cable coupled between the second end portion of the bar and the second load portion. Heights of the first load portion and the second load portion vary depending on a height of one of the plurality of bar support members at which the bar is detachably placed.

Apparatus for performing a pull down exercise comprising: a frame, a seat, an input arm assembly interconnected to a resistance mechanism and a manually graspable mechanism disposed vertically above the user's trunk in a start sitting exercise position, the input arm assembly being pivotably mounted on the frame for back and forth travel along a generally forward to rearward direction and along a generally side to side direction orthogonal to the forward to rearward direction, the input arm assembly being rotatably pivotable around a first linear axis and a second linear axis in the respective directions on exertion by the user of a rearwardly downwardly directed force on the manually graspable mechanism.

An exercise bicycle configured to provide fan-based resistance and a fan wheel thereof are disclosed. The fan wheel includes a hub and a plurality of vanes. The hub includes a pivot portion and a plurality of mounting portions. The mounting portions are arranged in an annular manner around a center defined by the pivot portion and each have a groove. Each vane includes a connecting end inserted into a corresponding one of the mounting portions and fixedly connected to the corresponding mounting portion by a plurality of fasteners. The fan wheel is thus easy to manufacture and assemble.

An exercise apparatus for exercising muscles of a user comprising a main body, an abdominal crunch exercise member pivotally attached to the main body, the abdominal crunch member configured to engage an upper body area of a user, an abdominal contact member attached to the main body, the abdominal contact member configured to engage an abdominal area of user; and an electronic vibration unit capable of causing a portion of the apparatus to vibrate.

A workout apparatus for use by a user to simulate core movement patterns of bike riding is provided. The workout apparatus includes a base deck disposed on a ground surface, a frame assembly pivotably mounted to the base deck and comprising a front portion and a rear portion, a handle bar coupled to the front portion of the frame assembly, and a pair of hydraulic damper units coupled to the frame assembly and base deck, the first hydraulic damper unit coupled to the base deck and front portion of the frame assembly, the second hydraulic damper unit coupled to the base deck and rear portion of the frame assembly. The user on the base deck grabs the handle bar to perform a pushing or pulling motion, thereby enabling the first hydraulic damper unit or second hydraulic damper unit to provide resistance to movement of the frame assembly.