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Exercise contact counter display tracking repetitive hits

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-02-18
BOXING IS FOR GIRLS
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[0011]These distinctive large lighted displays are particularly well suited to track

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This device counts repetitions, but does not encourage a user to complete the exercise.
Kaufman's motion detector oft

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[0029]FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of one embodiment of the invention 10 adapted as a box jump. The lighted contact display 12 is affixed to the top of the box jump 10, which displays a numeral 14 corresponding to the number of contacts made by a user with the surface of the lighted contact display 12.

[0030]FIG. 2 illustrates an exploded view of the components of FIG. 1. The lighted contact display 12 comprises a layered display lens / top face 16 with display cutouts 17 covering a contact foil 18 placed on top of a perimeter foam off-set pad 20, which separates the sensor pad 22. These are supported by a steel plate 24 resistant to repetitive exercise contacts providing rigidity to the lighted contact display 12 covering and protecting the main board 26 with aligned cut-outs 17 to allow the numerals 14 of the main board 26 to be visible. These layered components of the lighted contact display 12 are secured together with fasteners 28.

[0031]The foam off-set pad 20 is construc...

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Abstract

A layered exercise contact counter display tracking and showing repetitive contacts with the lens contact surface of a housing covering a sensor pad, which responds to contacts sending a signal to a powered circuit board to record and display the number of repetitive hits adapted for mounting on an exercise device or a support surface to encourage an exerciser to complete and exercise or contact event.

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RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]This patent application claims the benefit of the provisional patent application, entitled “Exercise Contact Counter Display Tracking Repetitive Hits” filed Aug. 25, 2013, Ser. No. 61 / 869,719.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]1. Field[0003]This invention pertains to exercise devices. More particularly, it pertains to a contact counter display tracking and showing repetitive contacts by an exerciser or an exercise ball or device.[0004]2. State of the Art[0005]Various exercise repetitious motion counters are known. Martinez et al., U.S. Pat. No. 6,796,925 issued Sep. 28, 2004 discloses a repetition counter display operably associated with a proximity sensor activated when brought into non-contact proximity to the proximity sensor by an exerciser. This device counts repetitions, but does not encourage a user to complete the exercise. Endo et al., U.S. Pat. No. 5,164,967 issued Nov. 17, 1992 discloses a Pedometer for walking, jogging, etc. responsive to the numb...

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IPC IPC(8): A63B24/00
CPCA63B2024/0065A63B24/0062A63B71/0669A63B71/0686A63B2071/0625A63B2071/065A63B2220/40A63B2220/53A63B2220/62A63B23/1236A63B21/4033A63B2071/068A63B5/16A63B23/0458A63B2023/0411A63B2220/17A63B2244/10
Inventor JAMES, ELIZALEIGHTON, LORI A.
Owner BOXING IS FOR GIRLS
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