Unknown Organization (20240342541). DUMBBELL HAVING MULTIPLE LINKING MEMBERS TO CONNECT TWO SPACED APART WEIGHT MEMBERS simplified abstract
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DUMBBELL HAVING MULTIPLE LINKING MEMBERS TO CONNECT TWO SPACED APART WEIGHT MEMBERS
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Francois Duhamel of Morin-Heights (CA)
DUMBBELL HAVING MULTIPLE LINKING MEMBERS TO CONNECT TWO SPACED APART WEIGHT MEMBERS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240342541 titled 'DUMBBELL HAVING MULTIPLE LINKING MEMBERS TO CONNECT TWO SPACED APART WEIGHT MEMBERS
The present invention is a dumbbell designed to improve ergonomic handling and versatility in physical training. It consists of two weight members connected by multiple linking members, including a central linking member and two lateral linking members. The central linking member is positioned diagonally for a more ergonomic grip and to reduce the risk of wrist injuries. The lateral linking members have an arcuate shape to prevent wrist impact during dynamic exercises. This design allows the dumbbell to be used for a variety of exercises typically done with both dumbbells and kettlebells, making it a versatile exercise tool for a wide range of fitness routines.
- Central linking member oriented diagonally for ergonomic grip
- Lateral linking members with arcuate shape to avoid wrist impact
- Versatile design for various exercises traditionally done with dumbbells and kettlebells
- Reduces risk of wrist injuries during physical training
- Enhances ergonomic handling and versatility in workouts
Potential Applications: - Gyms and fitness centers - Personal training sessions - Home workouts - Physical therapy and rehabilitation programs
Problems Solved: - Risk of wrist injuries during physical training - Limited versatility in traditional dumbbells and kettlebells - Lack of ergonomic design in workout equipment
Benefits: - Improved ergonomic handling - Versatile for a wide range of exercises - Reduced risk of wrist injuries - Enhanced workout experience
Commercial Applications: Title: Innovative Dumbbell Design for Enhanced Ergonomic Handling and Versatility This technology can be used in various commercial settings such as gyms, fitness centers, and personal training studios. It can also be marketed to individuals for home use, as well as in physical therapy and rehabilitation facilities.
Prior Art: Readers can explore prior art related to ergonomic workout equipment, dumbbell designs, and kettlebell innovations to understand the evolution of this technology.
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Questions about Dumbbell Design: 1. How does the diagonal orientation of the central linking member improve ergonomic handling? The diagonal orientation of the central linking member provides a more natural grip that reduces strain on the wrist and forearm during exercises.
2. What are the potential applications of this innovative dumbbell design? This dumbbell design can be used in gyms, fitness centers, personal training sessions, home workouts, and physical therapy programs for enhanced versatility and ergonomic handling.
Original Abstract Submitted
the present invention relates to a dumbbell designed to enhance ergonomic handling and versatility in physical training. the dumbbell comprises two spaced-apart weight members connected by multiple linking members, which include a central linking member and two lateral linking members. the central linking member is oriented diagonally to provide an ergonomic grip and reduce the risk of wrist injuries, while the lateral linking members feature an arcuate shape to avoid wrist impact during dynamic exercises. this configuration allows the dumbbell to be used for a variety of exercises traditionally performed with both dumbbells and kettlebells, thereby offering a versatile exercise tool that accommodates a wide range of fitness routines.
