ES176299U - An apparatus for arms and legs gymnastics. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

An apparatus for arm and leg gymnastics characterized by being constituted by a tubular frame in which a rectilinear central branch inclined upwards and forwards is determined, whose ends are bent in the opposite direction forming respective angles of magnitude greater than 90º constituting the posterior, oriented upwards, the support where the adjustable base of a saddle is plugged in and in whose final section two uprights are coupled, one on each side with symmetry, which are then bent outwards and backwards in a straight segment that is topped by a small curved sector with orthogonality with respect to the ground constituting the. Rear legs of the apparatus, legs that can be protected by non-slip ends; the front end of the frame, oriented upwards, forms a rectilinear end section that is supported by uprights that are fixed to it parallel and symmetrically, which open outwards and to the sides to bend again ending with a small orthogonal section with respect to the ground that is constitutive of the front legs that can also come protected by non-slip ends; furthermore, the particular circumstance is that in the part of the frame where the two symmetrical front uprights are fixed, two equally symmetrical squares are also fixed whose angles of their protruding or free vertices support the common axis of rotation of two identical rectilinear tubular elements, parallel and also symmetrical, whose length in approximately five sixths forms one of the lever arms that at the upper end is bent outwards by 90º to form a handlebar that can be protected with suitable handles, and the remaining sixth part of said tubular elements constitutes the other lever arm whose end is subject to the action of a spring having its other opposite end fixed in a sleeve mounted in the rectilinear central part of the frame, which sleeve is also support of a bearing in which they are coupled bicycle pedals (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)