Configurable exercise system
First Claim
1. A configurable exercise system comprising:
- a spherical-shaped housing operable to implement a first piece of workout equipment, wherein said housing comprises;
a first portion comprising a first feature, wherein said first feature extends from a first surface and is operable to secure a first object within said first portion, and wherein said first portion defines a first opening forming a first handle; and
a second portion operable to physically couple with said first portion, wherein said second portion comprises a second feature, wherein said second feature extends from a second surface and is operable to secure a second object within said second portion, and wherein said second portion defines a second opening forming a second handle; and
wherein said first and second portions are operable to be disengaged from one another to implement a second piece of workout equipment and a third piece of workout equipment.
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Abstract
A configurable exercise system which may be transformed into multiple pieces of exercise equipment is disclosed. More specifically, embodiments provide an adjustable-weight medicine ball with two halves that may be separated and used to implement dumbbells, kettlebells, push-up bars, or other pieces of exercise equipment. Each half of the medicine ball may have a handle and/or features for accepting one or more weighted objects for varying the weight of each half. Additional components may be joined to one or both halves of the medicine ball to implement other pieces of exercise equipment. Additionally, components may be inserted between the halves of the medicine ball to implement other pieces of exercise equipment. Further, in one embodiment, the exercise system may be easily and quickly transformed, compact in size, and relatively low-cost.
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1. A configurable exercise system comprising:
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a spherical-shaped housing operable to implement a first piece of workout equipment, wherein said housing comprises; a first portion comprising a first feature, wherein said first feature extends from a first surface and is operable to secure a first object within said first portion, and wherein said first portion defines a first opening forming a first handle; and a second portion operable to physically couple with said first portion, wherein said second portion comprises a second feature, wherein said second feature extends from a second surface and is operable to secure a second object within said second portion, and wherein said second portion defines a second opening forming a second handle; and wherein said first and second portions are operable to be disengaged from one another to implement a second piece of workout equipment and a third piece of workout equipment. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A workout apparatus comprising:
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a housing defining an opening forming a handle, wherein said housing resembles a hemi-sphere with a circular base, and wherein said housing comprises a first feature disposed at said circular base; and an additional component comprising a second feature, wherein said second feature is operable to engage said first feature to attach said additional component to said housing. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. An exercise apparatus comprising:
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a first portion comprising a first handle and a first feature, wherein said first feature extends from a first surface and is operable to interface with a first plurality of objects disposed within said first portion; and a second portion operable to physically couple with said first portion, wherein said second portion comprises a second handle and a second feature, wherein said second feature extends from a second surface and is operable to interface with a second plurality of objects disposed within said second portion; and a third portion operable to engage said first portion to said second portion, wherein said third portion is further operable to enable said first and second portions to rotate independently of one another. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25)
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