BRIAN HAGEN, PT
Physical Therapy at Water St, Pittsburgh, PA

6117056, Sep 12, 2000

Apr 22, 1999

9/298099

Theodore F. Cataldi - McKees Rocks PA
Brian F. Hagen - Wexford PA

For You, Inc. - McKees Rocks PA

A63B 2102

482121

An exercise device attachable to the seat portion of a chair to resist forces applied in performing isotonic exercises. The device includes a strap securable to a chair and a seat pad positionable on the strap for supporting an exerciser and has D-rings secured to the strap and the seat pad for attachment of an elastic band for performing arm isotonic exercises with a hand band attachment. The device also includes a front flap securable at one end between the seat pad and strap and securable at an opposite end to a downwardly forward portion of the chair for performing leg isotonic exercises with an attached elastic band and an ankle strap attachment.

6884187, Apr 26, 2005

Mar 1, 2003

10/376165

Brian F. Hagen - Wexford PA, US

For You, Inc. - McKees Rocks PA

A63B069/00

473451, 473422, 473452, 473424

A throwing exercise apparatus using a sphere with an internal polar passageway to deliver end portions a non-elastic band of which one end portion circumscribes the outer surface of the sphere and extends to the other end portion where they are joined together by a fastener. The band is then joined by an elastic member to an anchor so that in use there is established a path of elastic resistance along a tangential line formed by the wrapped part of a strap mid portion in response to an applied force comprising both translation and rotational motions of the sphere. The motions of the sphere bring about rotation of the internal polar passage in an end-over-end fashion.

D441413, May 1, 2001

May 10, 2000

D/123057

Theodore F. Cataldi - McKees Rocks PA
Brian F. Hagen - Wexford PA

For You Inc. - McKees Rocks PA

2102

D21692

7762913, Jul 27, 2010

May 1, 2009

12/387424

Garrett Brian Hagen - Wexford PA, US
Brian F. Hagen - Wexford PA, US

For You, Inc. - McKees Rocks PA

A63B 69/00

473457, 482109, 482121

A truncated bat training device provides for training of the muscles and muscular strengthening of certain parts of the trainee's body. The bat has a 45 degree angle portion with a rotatable D-ring for attaching the bat to a fixed point. The angle portion projects to the backside of the upper body of the trainee and is turned toward the fixed point when the trainee swings the bat in a backward motion of a swing cycle in a resistance training mode. The angle portion provides a transition zone in which the D-ring rotates as the bat crosses perpendicular to the upper body allowing the trainee's wrist to accelerate with a ball at a simulated impact point where the trainee normally makes contact with the ball upon completion of the swing cycle. A ridge line teaches proper hand alignment, and several training techniques can be used with the training device.

2012023, Sep 13, 2012

Mar 11, 2011

13/045890

Theodore F. Cataldi - McKees Rocks PA, US
Brian F. Hagen - Wexford PA, US

A61H 1/02

601 5

An orthosis machine for providing therapeutic and/or rehabilitative functionalities including at least one of Continuous Passive Motion, Passive Range of Motion, Active Assistive Range of Motion, Active Range of Motion, Resistive Range of Motion, proprioception training and biofeedback from a seated, supine, or recumbent position. Therapeutic and/or rehabilitative functionalities provided by the orthosis machine may be powered by the user or a motor and may be used through one or more phases of post surgical and/or general rehabilitation and physical therapy from multiple angular positions.