A tandem sit-up device is provided. The tandem sit-up device has two support frameworks pivotably interconnected by a pivot bar so that the device moves between a flat, operable condition and a folded, storage condition. A distal end of the support framework may provide a seat portion. The pivot bar may provide an inner disc and outer disc rotatable relative to each other for moving between the operable and storage conditions. Each disc type provides a pair of arms for a proximal end of each support framework to selectively attach to so that a distance between the associated seat portion and a foot strap supported by the pair of arms.

A tandem sit-up device is provided. The tandem sit-up device has two support frameworks pivotably interconnected by a pivot bar so that the device moves between a flat, operable condition and a folded, storage condition. A distal end of the support framework may provide a seat portion. The pivot bar may provide an inner disc and outer disc rotatable relative to each other for moving between the operable and storage conditions. Each disc type provides a pair of arms for a proximal end of each support framework to selectively attach to so that a distance between the associated seat portion and a foot strap supported by the pair of arms.

A stretching device comprising an elongated band having a first end and a second end, a first handle coupled to the band proximate the first end, a second handle coupled to the band proximate the second end, and a boot coupled to the band between the first end and the second end, the boot adapted to engage with a body part of a person, horse, or other animal.

A stretching device comprising an elongated band having a first end and a second end, a first handle coupled to the band proximate the first end, a second handle coupled to the band proximate the second end, and a boot coupled to the band between the first end and the second end, the boot adapted to engage with a body part of a person, horse, or other animal.

An improved fitness/exercise apparatus using full or half tire that rotates 360 degrees about a fixed axle. A user lifts/pushes the tire, thus rotating the tire end over end, while the apparatus creates resistance to the rotation via a variety of means, such as a magnetic brake, a viscous brake, a pad and disc brake or a motor-controlled brake system.

Disclosed is a method of playing rope tag fighting game which involves holding a rope by two fighters, wherein each fighter can hold the rope using any one hand and the other hand of each fighter is left free. A first-round of game is played by striking a fighter by opponent fighter using free hand and vice versa while holding the rope. The winner of the first-round is decided. The first-round winner decides which hands of two fighters to hold the rope prior to begin the second-round. The fighters shall use wrestling or kick boxing skills to win second-round. The second-round winner is the fighter that did not lose the rope while striking each other. The fighters must hold the rope, for third-round, using free hands of second-round and the winner of the game is decided by choosing best player of the three rounds.

Disclosed is a method of playing rope tag fighting game which involves holding a rope by two fighters, wherein each fighter can hold the rope using any one hand and the other hand of each fighter is left free. A first-round of game is played by striking a fighter by opponent fighter using free hand and vice versa while holding the rope. The winner of the first-round is decided. The first-round winner decides which hands of two fighters to hold the rope prior to begin the second-round. The fighters shall use wrestling or kick boxing skills to win second-round. The second-round winner is the fighter that did not lose the rope while striking each other. The fighters must hold the rope, for third-round, using free hands of second-round and the winner of the game is decided by choosing best player of the three rounds.

The present invention provides a therapeutic active-motion apparatus that increases Joint-Electricity for improving the active motion of affected shoulder. It is comprised of a straight-arm section, one or more than one arm-fixing strap, a hand-position section, and one or more than one force-applying-interface section, for applying a force toward the affected shoulder joint during the training of active motion to actualize the therapeutic mechanism based on Joint-Electricity Theory, and its application theory Using the Favorable Component of Joint-Electricity-Generation as the favorable component in motion therapy. The affected shoulders those with limitation in range of motion and shoulder pains use the present invention can achieve the effects including at least the increase in range of motion that is measurable, and reduction in the shoulder pains.

An exploratory learning device including a pair of body frame members worn by a first user and a second user respectively. Each body frame member has a shape for receiving a corresponding user's upper torso and each body frame member includes a center aperture. The pair of body frame members are attachably connected to one another by an adjustable beam which is positioned between the pair of body frame members thereby creating an interdependency of movement between the first and second users and thereby causing a distance of separation between the first and the second users. The adjustable beam has a ball and socket attached at both ends of the beam. Each ball and socket connects to the center aperture of a corresponding body frame member which allows the corresponding user to move in different positions to explore dynamics of physical connectivity and physical forces between the first user and the second user.

A training pad is provided including a flexible resilient shaft having a first end and a second end. A handle portion is provided adjacent the first end of the shaft and a padded member is mounted adjacent the second end of the shaft. A guard is provided having a first end connected to the first end of the shaft and a second end connected to the shaft on a side of the handle portion adjacent the padded member. The guard includes a flexible resilient member being curved between the first and second ends thereof such that the guard defines a convex outer surface supported in front of the handle portion.