Wearable arm exerciser useable while walking
Abstract
The present invention relates to a wearable arm exerciser usable while walking and, more specifically, to a wearable arm exerciser usable for walking, including webbing belts passing from a user's chest through the user's shoulders and crossed in an X shape to fasten the overall wearable arm exerciser, left and right elastic strings coupled, in front or behind, to the webbing belts, handles coupled with the elastic strings to produce tension in the elastic strings, and a waist string, for exercising biceps, which is elastic and connected to the handles, wherein as the plurality of elastic strings and the waist string are connected to upper and lower parts, respectively, of the handles, tension may be produced by the elasticity of the waist string when the user moves up and down his arm while walking, contracting and relaxing the biceps, as well as triceps, and thus leading to a maximized upper body exercise effect.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A wearable arm exerciser usable for walking, comprising:
webbing belts ( 110 ) passing from a user's chest through the user's shoulders and crossed in an X shape; a pair of elastic strings ( 120 ) coupled to the webbing belts ( 110 ) via first connecting rings ( 113 ) and second connecting rings ( 114 ) connected to the webbing belts ( 110 ) to, together with the webbing belts ( 110 ), form closed loops; and handles ( 130 ) grabbed in the user's hands and having first sides connected with handle couplers ( 131 ) coupled at lower points of the pair of elastic strings ( 120 ), wherein the elastic strings ( 120 ) are extended to contract triceps by pulling the handles ( 130 ) when moving the user's arms from a front to a back while walking.
2 . The wearable arm exerciser of claim 1 , further comprising:
a waist string ( 140 ) having both ends detachably connected, via third connecting rings ( 132 ), to second sides of the handles ( 130 ) coupled to the pair of elastic strings ( 120 ) and passing over the user's waist or butt, wherein the waist string ( 140 ) is extended to contract biceps when moving the user's arms from the rear to the front.
3 . The wearable arm exerciser of claim 1 , wherein the handles ( 130 ) are positioned at lowermost points of the elastic strings ( 120 ) when the user walks upright.
4 . The wearable arm exerciser of claim 1 , wherein the webbing belts ( 110 ) are provided with coupling means ( 112 ) for length adjustment and coupling and decoupling.
5 . The wearable arm exerciser of claim 1 , wherein each of the elastic strings ( 120 ) is formed of one or more wires, and wherein first covering means ( 123 ) and second covering means ( 124 ) are provided to surround the elastic strings ( 120 ) to prevent the user from being injured by the elastic strings ( 120 ) when the elastic strings ( 120 ) are disconnected, the first covering means ( 123 ) and the second covering means ( 124 ) spaced apart from each other at a predetermined interval.
6 . The wearable arm exerciser of claim 1 , wherein the elastic strings ( 120 ) are knotted to restrict movement of the elastic strings ( 120 ) from the handle couplers ( 131 ), and wherein the elastic strings ( 120 ) are knotted so that a distance between the user's back and the handle couplers ( 131 ) is larger than a distance between the chest and the handle couplers ( 131 ).
7 . The wearable arm exerciser of claim 2 , wherein the webbing belts ( 110 ) and the pair of elastic strings ( 120 ) form closed loops, and wherein the webbing belts ( 110 ), the elastic strings ( 120 ), and the waist string ( 140 ) are coupled together at the handles £ 130 to form a second closed loop.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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