ES1314398U - Structure for exercises - Google Patents

Abstract

Exercise structure, characterized in that it comprises: a main body (1), which comprises a frame (1.1) and a series of panels (1.2); at least two auxiliary frames (3), which comprise a housing (3.1) at one end, in which the rotation axes (1.5) of the main body (1) are inserted, also comprising another housing (3.2) at the other end thereof where a bar (4) is inserted which comprises in its upper part an accessory (4.9) that ends in a fork shape (4.10). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Structure for exercises

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The object of the present invention, as the title of the invention states, is an exercise structure that allows for the storage of exercise equipment while also being used for training. This is an innovation that, within current techniques, offers previously unknown advantages.

The present invention is characterized by the special functional and constructive characteristics of the elements that form part of the structure, such that all of them contribute to the achievement of an exercise structure that offers the possibility of organizing and storing weights and other exercise tools efficiently, while facilitating the deployment of an exercise rack and a punching bag.

TECHNICAL SECTOR

Therefore, the present invention falls within the scope of training and exercise devices.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Nowadays, more and more people are choosing a home gym as a convenient and effective way to stay fit. However, one of the main challenges home gym owners face is finding a suitable place to store weights and other workout equipment.

One of the main challenges of having a home gym is finding a suitable place to store weights. Weights are one of the most important elements in any workout routine, but their size and shape can make them difficult to store. Many people choose to store their weights in an unused corner of the garage or a closet, but this can be inconvenient and unsafe. Additionally, the visual clutter created by weights scattered around the house can detract from the aesthetics of the home.

Another challenge with having a home gym is finding space for other workout equipment, such as barbells, dumbbells, resistance bands, and other accessories. These items also take up space and can be difficult to organize, which can lead to a cluttered, workout-unfriendly environment.

As a reference to the current state of the art, it should be noted that, although different designs of exercise devices are known, the existence of any other that presents structural and constitutive technical characteristics equal to or similar to those presented by the invention claimed here is unknown.

EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The object of the invention is an exercise structure that allows users to organize and store weights and other exercise equipment, while also facilitating the deployment of an exercise rack and a punching bag. This structure is designed to maximize space and efficiency, providing the ability to have all the necessary training equipment in one place. This design seeks to provide comfort and practicality to users, allowing them to optimize their training time by having an organized and functional space.

Specifically, what the invention proposes, as indicated above, is an exercise structure comprising a main body, with a door for accessing its interior and supported by wheels with brakes to ensure its stability during use and facilitate its transport.

One of the most notable features of this structure is its ability to fulfill three key functions, making it a must-have tool for any fitness enthusiast. First, it serves as a container for storing weights and accessories needed to perform a wide variety of exercises. It can also be used to store gym accessories, making it a practical and functional addition to any workout space.

In addition to its function as a container, this structure is designed to serve as a base for a punching bag, eliminating the need for fixed installations at the desired location. This feature makes it ideal for those looking for a convenient and portable solution for their boxing training, whether at home or in an outdoor training environment.

Finally, the structure can also be deployed as a base for a rack, allowing for exercises with a barbell and weights, as well as with elastic bands and other gym equipment. This versatility makes it a complete tool for strength and endurance training, offering the ability to perform a wide range of exercises in a single device. Furthermore, its design allows for pull-up exercises without the need for fixed installations, making it ideal for those looking for a practical and effective solution for their calisthenics training.

The punching bag sits on top of the main body, providing a sturdy surface for practicing punches and kicks. This equipment is essential for improving athletes' technique, strength, and endurance.

The punching bag assembly includes springs that allow for flexibility and recovery movement. These springs are key to absorbing the impact of punches and kicks, allowing the bag to move smoothly and then return to its original position.

The barbell rack is a versatile piece of equipment that allows for a wide variety of strength and stabilization exercises. This rack, consisting of two structures that can be folded out from the main body, offers the advantage of adapting to the user's physical needs and the type of accessory available.

One of the standout features of the barbell rack is its ability to extend or extend depending on the available space and the user's preferences. This makes it completely customizable, making it an ideal tool for personalized workouts.

In addition to its primary function, the unfolded barbell rack can be used as an additional function to stabilize the gym's entire setup when performing boxing exercises. This adds additional value to the equipment, as it's not limited to barbell exercises, resistance bands, and pull-ups, but also contributes to the practice of other sports disciplines.

The rack bars have various holes that allow for the attachment of accessories to hold weights, the pull-up bar, resistance bands, or the user themselves through various attachments that attach to the bars. These accessories include:

A barbell stopper, featuring a safety support surface to prevent the bar from tipping over when loaded. This accessory is secured with a locking device, providing stability and safety during weight lifting.

An accessory for performing pull-up exercises, which attaches to the top of the barbell and allows the barbell to be positioned higher, depending on the user's needs. This expands training possibilities and allows the equipment to be adapted to different skill levels.

A support that can be used to perform dips, reverse presses, or pull-ups if a barbell isn't available, among other exercises. This accessory makes the rack versatile, allowing for a wide range of strength and stabilization exercises.

A bracket-like foot, which is installed at the bottom of the barbell frame, provides extra security when performing certain exercises involving heavy loads resting on the upper part of the gym. This element is essential to ensure stability and safety during the most demanding workouts.

The exercise set is designed to be fully collapsible, allowing for simple disassembly and unfolding. Its compact design makes it easily transportable, making it easy to perform exercises anywhere convenient. Furthermore, once the exercises are completed, the set can be conveniently stored in the location that best suits the user's needs, without the need for permanent installations. This versatile and practical design provides the freedom to perform exercises in any environment, without the constraints of bulky equipment or permanent installations.

Unless otherwise indicated, all technical and scientific elements used herein have the meaning commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention pertains. Methods and materials similar or equivalent to those described herein can be used in the practice of the present invention.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To complete the description being made and in order to help better understand the characteristics of the invention, this descriptive report is accompanied, as an integral part thereof, by some figures in which, for illustrative and non-limiting purposes, the following has been represented:

Figure 1 is a perspective representation of the exercise frame with a bar (6) attached to the attachment (4.9).

Figure 2 is a perspective representation of the exercise structure with a bar (6) with weights (7) held in the accessory (4.9).

Figure 3 is a perspective representation of the structure for exercises with a bar (6) held in place (4.6).

Figure 4 is a perspective representation of the exercise structure with the gate (1.3) open and inside the body (1) with weights.

Figure 5 is a perspective representation of the exercise structure with the auxiliary frames (3) and bars (4) folded.

Figure 6 is a detailed representation of the bar (4).

Figure 7 is a perspective representation of the main body (1) and the bag assembly without the bag (2).

Figure 8 is a detailed representation of the auxiliary frame (3).

Figure 9 is a perspective representation of the structure for exercises with auxiliary bars (8) instead of the bars (4).

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In view of the figures, a preferred, but not limiting, embodiment of the proposed invention is described below, which consists of an exercise structure.

As can be seen in the figures, the exercise structure comprises a main body (1) with a prismatic shape, which comprises a series of edges that form a frame (1.1). This prismatic body (1) also comprises a series of panels (1.2) that cover its lateral faces, providing stability and safety during use.

Furthermore, the main body (1) comprises at least one door (1.3) that allows access to the interior of the main body (1), facilitating user access to its interior. Likewise, the base of the main body (1) comprises wheels (1.4) that allow its movement, which facilitates its transport and relocation within the space intended for its use.

On the other hand, the exercise structure comprises a punching bag (2) that is inserted on a pole (2.1) fixed to its base (2.2), which is connected to a series of springs (2.3). These springs (2.3) allow the bag (2) to flex and move when hit by the user, and in turn allow the bag (2) to return to its initial position. The springs (2.3) are anchored to a base (2.4) that, in turn, is fixed to the main body (1).

Furthermore, it is important to mention that the base (2.4) provides stability to the structure, allowing the user to perform punching exercises safely and effectively. Likewise, the design of the structure ensures that the punching bag (2) remains in place during use, avoiding sudden movements that could compromise the user's safety.

In addition, the exercise structure comprises at least two auxiliary frames (3) having a square shape. These auxiliary frames (3) have a housing (3.1) at one end, which is used to insert the rotation axes (1.5) of the main body (1). Likewise, the auxiliary frame also comprises another housing (3.2) at the other end thereof.

A bar (4) is inserted into the housing (3.2) of the auxiliary frame (3) comprising at its base a removable foot (4.1) that provides stability to the exercise structure. The bar (4) comprises at least one support (4.2) that slides along the bar (4) comprising a handle (4.3) that allows users to perform exercises with elastic bands, pull-ups and other training activities.

To ensure proper fixing of the support (4.2) along the bar (4), the bar comprises a plurality of holes (4.4) in the structure of the bar. These holes (4.4) allow the insertion of locking means (4.5), which ensure the firm fastening of the support (4.2) in the desired position.

Additionally, the bar (4) comprises a stop (4.6) comprising a support surface (4.7) that allows elements such as bars (6) and weights (7) to be supported. Likewise, the stop (4.6) comprises a safety device (4.8) that prevents the elements from tipping over when they are loaded with weight.

At its top, the bar (4) comprises an accessory (4.9) that ends in a fork shape (4.10).

The stop (4.6) and the accessory (4.9) as well as the handle (4.3) are fixed by inserting the locking means (4.5) into the plurality of holes (4.4).

Additionally, the exercise structure may comprise fixing means (5) that fix the moving parts such as the auxiliary frame (3), the support (4.2), the stop (4.6) and the accessory (4.9).

For greater user comfort, the bar (4) can be replaced by an auxiliary bar (8) while performing an activity that does not require the bars (4). This auxiliary bar (8) is inserted into the housing (3.2) of the auxiliary frame (3) and allows the removable foot (4.1) to be fixed to its base.

Having sufficiently described the nature of the present invention, as well as the manner of putting it into practice, it is not considered necessary to explain it further so that any expert in the field may understand its scope and the advantages derived from it, stating that, within its essence, it may be put into practice in other embodiments that differ in detail from that indicated by way of example, and to which the protection sought will also be extended as long as its fundamental principle is not altered, changed or modified.

Claims (18)

1. Exercise structure, characterized in that it comprises: a main body (1), which comprises a frame (1.1) and a series of panels (1.2); at least two auxiliary frames (3), comprising a housing (3.1) at one end, into which the rotation axes (1.5) of the main body (1) are inserted, it also comprises another housing (3.2) at the other end thereof where a bar (4) is inserted, which comprises in its upper part an accessory (4.9) that ends in a fork shape (4.10). 2. Structure for exercises, according to the previous claim, characterized in that it comprises a boxing bag (2). 3. Structure for exercises, according to the previous claim, characterized in that the boxing bag (2) is inserted into a mast (2.1) fixed to a base (2.2) to a series of springs (2.3) anchored to a base (2.4). 4. Exercise structure according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bar (4) comprises at least one support (4.2) that slides along the bar (4) comprising a handle (4.3). 5. Structure for exercises, according to the previous claim, characterized in that it comprises locking means (4.5) that fix the support (4.2). 6. Exercise structure, according to any of claims 4 and 5, characterized in that it comprises fixing means (5) that fix the support (4.2). 7. Exercise structure, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the main body (1) comprises at least one gate (1.3). 8. Exercise structure, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the main body (1) comprises wheels (1.4). 9. Exercise structure, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bar (4) comprises a plurality of holes (4.4). 10. Exercise structure, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bar (4) comprises a stop (4.6) comprising a support surface (4.7) that allows supporting elements such as bars (6) of weights (7). 11. Exercise structure, according to the previous claim, characterized in that the stop (4.6) comprises a safety lock (4.8). 12. Exercise structure, according to any of claims 10 and 11, characterized in that it comprises locking means (4.5) that fix the stop (4.6) to the bar (4). 13. Exercise structure, according to any of claims 10, 11 and 12, characterized in that it comprises fixing means (5) that fix the stop (4.6). 14. Exercise structure, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises locking means (4.5) that fix the accessory (4.9) to the bar (4). 15. Exercise structure, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises fixing means (5) that fix the accessory (4.9). 16. Exercise structure, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bar (4) comprises a removable foot (4.1) at its base. 17. Exercise structure according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises fixing means (5) that fix the auxiliary frame (3). 18. Exercise structure, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises at least one auxiliary bar (8) that replaces the bar (4) that is inserted in the housing (3.2) of the auxiliary frame (3) and allows the removable foot (4.1) to be fixed to its base.