Aquatic strengthening device

Abstract

The present invention relates to an aquatic strengthening device which comprises of a rigid or semi rigid board and at each end a floating device is attached. The board is sufficiently strong to permit an individual to stand on it. The floating devices have enough buoyancy that allows for the board to float up to a desired altitude. There are openings next to where the floating devices are so an individual can hold the board with his hands. The floating devices are attached in such a way that the perpendicular distance to the rigid board can be changed so an individual can obtain the buoyancy needed.

Claims

1. An aquatic strengthen device comprising: a) An elongated board; b) A pair of open apertures. c) A pair of handheld openings. d) A plurality of side grooves. e) A pair of extreme side groove. f) A pair of holding wires; and g) A pair of floating devices wherein said pair of open apertures are located at opposite end of said elongated board, said pair of handheld openings are located next to said open apertures, said side groves are located at the edge of said elongated board next to said handheld openings, said holding wires are attached at one end with said elongated board through said open apertures and attached on the opposite end with said floating devices.

2. The aquatic strengthen device of claim 1 further comprising a height adjustment to said holding wire;

3. The aquatic strengthen device of claim 1 wherein the floating devices are spherical;

4. The aquatic strengthen device of claim 1 wherein the floating device is cubical; and

5. The aquatic strengthen device of claim 4 or 5 wherein the said floating device can be a plurality of devices.

6. An aquatic strengthen device comprising: a) An elongated board. b) A plurality of stabilizing holes. c) A pair of handheld openings. d) A plurality of side grooves. e) A pair of holding wires; and f) A pair of floating devices wherein said pair of open apertures are located at opposite end of said elongated board, said pair of handheld openings are located next to said open apertures, said side groves are located at the edge of said elongated board next to said handheld openings, said holding wires are attached at one end with said elongated board through said open apertures and attached on the opposite end with said floating devices.

7. The aquatic strengthen device of claim 5 further comprising a height adjustment to said holding wire.

8. The aquatic strengthen device of claim 5 wherein the floating devices are spherical.

9. The aquatic strengthen device of claim 5 wherein the floating device is cubical.

10. The aquatic strengthen device of claim 8 or 9 wherein the said floating device can be a plurality of devices.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0003] FIG. 1 is a top or birds eye view of the structure or board;

[0004] FIG. 2 is a side view of structure or board;

[0005] FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the structure or board;

[0006] FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the invention;

[0007] FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the invention in use under water; and

[0008] FIG. 6 is a different embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0009] The following is a detailed description of the inventors preferred way to practice this invention. Looking at the drawings 1 to 3 aquatic strengthen device 30 compromises open aperture 20 to hold the floating device and a handheld opening 10 so the user can maneuver while using the floating device. The aquatic strengthening device 30 can be made all way high density wood, carbon fiber, plastic or any other material the proper flexibility and rigidity in order to hold an individual's weight. It is expected that the proper length of the aquatic strength in device 30 will be anywhere from 24 inches to 48 inches. It can also be noted depth the handheld opening 10 can be an individual opening or a plurality of openings. This will depend on the user's desire. This device has a pair of side grooves located exactly perpendicular to open aperture 20. These side grooves 80 are located at each end of the aquatic strengthening device 30 at the same place that the open aperture 20 is. It also has an extreme side groove 90 on each of the sides of the aquatic strengthening device 30. The open aperture 20 should be in the triangular form. The reason for this triangle of form is that when the floater holders 60 are attached to the aquatic strengthening device 30 give some rigidity so the floating devices 50 does not move.

[0010] Referring to FIGS. 4 and 5 they show the complete invention. The floating devices 50 are attached to the open aperture 20 through the use of holding wires 60. These holding wires 60 may have or may not have and additional height adjustment 88 as part of the setup. The floating device is 50 can be of styrofoam, they can be rectangular, or they can be spherical. It can also be of any floating structure such as milk jugs. The only requirement is to provide the necessary buoyancy force. And anyways the floating device 50 have an opening 55 to attach the holding wire 60. The floating device 50 can be styrofoam blocks 20 long, 16 wide and 13 deep. In the event the floating device 50 is a sphere then de overall sphere diameter can be in the neighborhood of 6 to 12. The size and characteristics of floating device 50 will depend on the specific characteristics of the individual using the aquatic strengthening device 30.

[0011] Specifically, FIG. 5 shows the preferred embodiment of the invention. Floating devices 50 are attached to the aquatic strengthening device 30 via holding wire 60. The holding wires 60, are attached to the aperture 20 through either the side groove 80 or side groove 90. The holding wire 60 has a height adjustment 88. This height adjustment can be made out of a velcro material, a link chain or any other submersible material. The objective of the height adjustment 88 is to be able to adjust the floating altitude off floating device 50.

[0012] As stated earlier there can be different embodiments of the present invention. FIG. 6 where open aperture 20 is changed for a series of stabilizing holes 25.

[0013] It is implied in this application that the structure of this invention can be adapted for an individual's particular needs. These needs depend on an individuals' particular goals.

[0014] Note that the disclosure is for the purpose of illustration only and includes all modifications or improvements which fall within the scope of the proposed claims.