A - Human Necessities – 63 – B
Patent
A - Human Necessities
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Patent
CA 2239917
An exercise machine is comprised of one or more resistance units. The unit(s) can be mounted to a ceiling, a floor, a wall, a freestanding floor unit, to opposing walls, an opposite floor and ceiling, opposing freestanding units; or the unit(s) can be mounted into frames which are so mounted. Necessary eyelets and pulleys attached to the frame(s) allow ropes to be presented to the user at various angles which are useful for resistance exercise. When the user pulls a handle attached to a rope a shaft is turned inside each resistance unit. A consistent amount of resistance is created because the resistance of the shaft to being rotated does not change over the duration of the exercise stroke. Changing the freedom of the shaft to rotate will vary the degree of this consistent resistance. Each rope drives a separate resistance unit, allowing for independent resistance settings and usage of each rope. The user can orient themselves to the exercise machine in any way, allowing for an almost unlimited number of exercise positions.
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