A headstand bench has a bench frame having front and rear pairs of legs connected by a pair of upper rails, and a pair of lower rails extending longitudinally between the front and rear pairs of legs, beneath the pair of upper rails. A headstand plate is mounted on the pair of upper rails adjacent the rear pair of legs, the headstand plate having a first inner edge that includes an inwardly extending recessed area that is sized and shaped for performing headstand exercises. A removable rigid plate is adapted to be removably mounted on the pair of upper rails, and includes a second inner edge that removably interlocks with the first inner edge of the headstand plate. A removable cushion is removably mounted on the removable rigid plate. The removable rigid plate may also be secured on the pair of lower rails.

The invention relates to a handstand training device (10, 100). In order for the user (50) to learn how to do a handstand and to be able to hold the handstand without using any device afterwards, the handstand training device (10) has a base element (11, 111) and a support element (13) with a contact surface (14) for an arm (52).

A handstand pushup device has a central body portion that includes a padded cushion, and two handplates, positioned laterally on opposite sides of the central body portion. Each of the handplates has a flat upper surface that is slip resistant. Two elongate blocks are also provided, each of the elongate blocks having a bottom surface and an inner surface. The bottom surface interlocks with the one of the handplates for removably mounting the elongate block on the handplate. The inner surface of the elongate blocks limits the placement of a user's hands while performing handstand pushups using the device, so that the user's hands are not placed too far apart when performing the handstand pushups.

Apparatus (60) for supporting a subject (2) in an inverted state comprises a ground engaging plinth (8) and a support platform (12) pivotally coupled to the plinth (8) about a first pivot axis (15) so that the support platform (12) is pivotal between a first state with a subject (2) in a supine state on the support platform (12) and a second state with the subject (2) inverted on the support platform (12). The subject is supported in the inverted state on the support platform (12) by shoulder engaging elements (24), and is secured to the support platform (12) by a torso strap (35). A foot engageable element (77) connected to a weight carrying bar (84) through connecting members (79,82) extending through an elongated slot (80) in the support platform (12) allows leg and abdominal muscles to be exercised by urging the foot engageable element (77) in the direction of the arrow A against weights (85) carried on the weight carrying bar (84). A carrier element (81) slideable on a guide bar (83) guides the foot engageable element (77). Handgrips (86) are connected by steel cables (87) around pulleys (88,89,90,91) to the weight carrying bar (84) for facilitating exercising of arm, shoulder, chest and back muscles.

A workout device that has an arcuate body having first and second ends, and one or more attachment points extending through the body, each attachment point for releasably attaching a load and for releasably attaching an anchor to suspend the workout device.

The present invention provides a height target exercise scoring device comprising a pad adapted to absorb repeated impacts, the pad including a front exposed surface, a rear surface adapted to be mounted onto a wall, and an array of impact sensors positioned beneath the exposed surface. The target height exercise scoring device also includes a housing coupled to the pad including a control system. The control system includes an interface for inputting a target height parameter, and a processor coupled to the array of impact sensors configured to determine whether an impact registered by the array of impact sensors occurs on the pad at or above the input target height, and to generate feedback signals corresponding to whether the impact has or has not occurred at the target height.

An inverted exercise assembly for provide spine exercise in an inverted position includes a base. The base has a plurality of wheels coupled to a bottom surface of the base. The plurality of wheels provides mobility to the inverted exercise assembly. A support is protruding out from the base and is in a vertical position when in use. A seat is coupled to the support and to the base. The seat provides a place where the head and the back of the user are positioned when in use. A foot rail coupled to the support provides a place for the feet of the user to rest against. A pair of hand rails is positioned adjacent to the seat and provides support when the user is using the inverted exercise assembly.

A headstand bench has a bench frame having front and rear pairs of legs connected by a pair of upper rails, and a pair of lower rails extending longitudinally between the front and rear pairs of legs, beneath the pair of upper rails. A headstand plate is mounted on the pair of upper rails adjacent the rear pair of legs, the headstand plate having a first inner edge that includes an inwardly extending recessed area that is sized and shaped for performing headstand exercises. A removable rigid plate is adapted to be removably mounted on the pair of upper rails, and includes a second inner edge that removably interlocks with the first inner edge of the headstand plate. A removable cushion is removably mounted on the removable rigid plate. The removable rigid plate may also be secured on the pair of lower rails.

A device for mounting a mobile phone or tablet on an exercise device for head, hand and shoulder exercises. In order to permit viewing of teaching and instructional videos during performance of exercises in the upside down position, the device contains a mounting device, which has an inclined front support and an oppositely inclined rear support relative to the front support for mounting the mobile phone or tablet in the two oppositely inclined positions.

An inverted exercise assembly for provide spine exercise in an inverted position includes a base. The base has a plurality of wheels coupled to a bottom surface of the base. The plurality of wheels provides mobility to the inverted exercise assembly. A support is protruding out from the base and is in a vertical position when in use. A seat is coupled to the support and to the base. The seat provides a place where the head and the back of the user are positioned when in use. A foot rail coupled to the support provides a place for the feet of the user to rest against. A pair of hand rails is positioned adjacent to the seat and provides support when the user is using the inverted exercise assembly.