IMPROVED DEVICE FOR SUSPENSION TRAINING
20230104783 ยท 2023-04-06
Inventors
Cpc classification
A63B21/0442
HUMAN NECESSITIES
A63B23/03533
HUMAN NECESSITIES
A63B21/151
HUMAN NECESSITIES
International classification
A63B21/00
HUMAN NECESSITIES
Abstract
The invention relates to an improved device for suspension training, having a central pulley which is secured by a carabiner with a safety closure and through the channel of which slides an 8 mm cord restricted by sliding cord loops into which are hooked flat carabiners that connect same to handles formed by a flat strap and a tube with a cushioned surface, the device also having a strap of loops.
Claims
1. An improved device for suspension training comprising a central pulley attached by a carabiner with a safety closure and through whose groove slides an 8 mm rope, constricted by a sliding cord loop onto which several flat carabiners are hooked and connect it to handle loops formed by flat webbing and a cushioned cover tube, with the device also including a band with loops.
2. The improved device for suspension training according to claim 1, wherein the sliding cord enables the adjustment of the grip length.
3. The improved device for suspension training according to claim 1, wherein the flat webbing is a waist harness, to anchor the the device to the flat webbing which diversify the force vectors.
4. The improved device for suspension training, according to claim 1, wherein the band with loops allows the device to be secured to other structures and/or devices.
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PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION
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[0015] The essential features of the invention include the detailed variations, which are likewise protected, with possible variations of the morphology and type of the central pulley, the diameter of the ropes used, the type of sliding knots used, the type of anchor buckles, the webbing and the tube that make up the handle loops, as well as the different possibilities for use and applications deriving from the possible configurations of the present utility model.