POWER 360

Abstract

A multifunctional fitness equipment that allows the user to perform a variety of exercises either indoors or outside. The fitness equipment enables the user to perform exercises with the use of weights or their own body weight for resistance and stability. The fitness equipment can be utilized as a sled in which the user can perform cardiovascular conditioning with use of a harness attached to it. In addition, the user can utilize a variety of attachments such as battle ropes, resistance bands, and punching bag to perform a variety of exercises. The fitness equipment is mobile and can also be used by multiple people at the same time.

Claims

1. Power360 is a fitness equipment invention that allows the user to perform numerous exercises. Power360 consists of: a. a circular form made of tire or rubber like material with metal, aluminum, or steel bars inside b. forming a cross sectional shape; and c. connected to it is a floor flange in the middle and hence a connector pipe connected to it; d. and eyebolts attached on the outside of the Power360; e. and furthermore according to claim 1 it consists of caster wheels on the outside of it for transportability.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0007] The present invention is a multi-functional fitness equipment that allows the user to perform a variety of exercises either indoors or outside. The invention has a detachable t-bar handle attached to it that enables the user to add free weights for resistance and stability and for transport from one location to another. The fitness equipment can be utilized as a sled in which the user can perform cardiovascular conditioning with use of an harness that can be attached to the eyebolts. The user can also attach resistance bands or battle ropes to the eyebolts of the fitness equipment to perform a variety of exercises. The fitness equipment can also be used by multiple people at the same time.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0008] The drawings provided depict the top view (FIG. 1) of the equipment and the side view (FIG. 2) of the tire or rubber material in the shape of a circle. The top view of the fitness equipment has a detachable t-bar handle which is attached to floor flange that's bolted to pieces of metal, aluminum, or steel. The pieces of metal, steel or aluminum are also attached to the tire or rubber material and connected to each other by connectors. There are also eyebolts attached to the side. The top view of the fitness equipment displays the side view which also has a floor flange attached.