Connection and resistance training system

Abstract

A wearable connection and resistance training system having a waist strap, and left and right upper leg straps and an attachment point device which serves as a connection piece configured to be held underneath a user's torso and between the user's legs to provide rotational resistance to improve and strengthen rotational abilities of a user. An alignment attachment piece and foot straps can also be attached to provide downward force/tension.

Claims

1. A wearable resistance training system comprising: a waist strap configured to be worn around a wearer's torso; at least one vertical strap extending downwardly from said waist strap; an attachment point device connected to said waist strap by said at least one vertical strap; an elastic right upper leg strap extending laterally from said attachment point device; an elastic left upper leg strap extending laterally from said attachment point device; an alignment attachment extending downwardly from said attachment point device and parallel to said at least one vertical strap; and left and right foot straps extending perpendicularly from said alignment attachment when worn by the wearer; wherein said attachment point is configured to be positioned halfway between the wearer's legs and directly beneath the wearer's torso; and wherein said wearable resistance training system provides rotational resistance around an axis and alignment correction to the wearer.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is a diagram of a user using an exemplary embodiment of the connection and resistance training system in accordance with the present invention; and

(2) FIG. 2 is another exemplary embodiment of the connection and resistance training system.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(3) Turning now to FIG. 1, a connection and resistance training system 101 is shown. System 101 has waist strap 102, elastic right upper leg strap 103, elastic left upper leg strap 104 and connection piece 105. Right and left upper leg straps 103 and 104 are connected to attachment point 105 by a fastener such as a ring 106 and 107 or other types of fasteners such as a carabiner, for example.

(4) Right upper leg strap 103 can further comprise additional straps 103a-c. Similarly, left upper leg strap 104 can further comprise additional straps 104a-c.

(5) Waist strap 102 can have a buckle or clip 102a to allow a user to secure and tighten the waist strap. Waist strap 102 is connected to leg straps 103 and 104 by at least one rear vertical strap 108.

(6) In one exemplary embodiment, alignment attachment strap 109 extends downwardly from attachment point 105 and right and left foot straps 110 and 111 extend perpendicularly from alignment attachment strap 109 when in use.

(7) FIG. 2 shows another exemplary embodiment of a connection and resistance system 101. As can be seen, vertical straps 108 extend perpendicularly from waist strap 102. Right and left upper leg straps 103a-c and 104a-c are connected to vertical straps 108. Alignment attachment 109 is also shown in this embodiment with a clip formed at an end thereof.

(8) In another exemplary embodiment, sensors (not visible) can be provided throughout the system to relay information about alignment and resistance to a user via an electronic device such as a phone.