CRAIG C GARRICK JR
Burglar Alarm in Provo, UT

License number

Utah 4767571-6502

Issued Date

Aug 3, 2000

Expiration Date

Jul 31, 2002

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

Craig Garrick, age 46

1406 Alpine Way, Provo, UT 84606

Craig Kenner Garrick

4122 Imperial Way, Provo, UT 84604

(801) 691-0585
(801) 691-0434

Craig Kenner Garrick, age 59

510 Scenic Dr, Spanish Fork, UT 84660

Craig Kenner Garrick

11251 State St #S, Sandy, UT 84070

Craig Kenner Garrick

1720 N 1450 E, Provo, UT 84604

(801) 377-4677

Professional information

Craig Garrick

Location:

Provo, Utah Area

Industry:

Real Estate

Exercise Device

US Patent:

5016870, May 21, 1991

Filed:

Feb 9, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/477610

Inventors:

Russell G. Bulloch - Orem UT
Craig K. Garrick - Provo UT

International Classification:

A63B 2100

US Classification:

272 73

Abstract:

An exercise device in the nature of an exercise bicycle includes a ground supported frame, a seat supported by the frame, a first flywheel supported for rotation by the frame, and pedals operatively connected to the first flywheel such that rotation of the pedals causes rotation of the first flywheel. A user positioned on the seat and turning the pedals with his feet may obtain aerobic exercise for the lower portion of the body. Additionally, a second flywheel is supported for rotation by the frame, and handlebars are operatively connected to the second flywheel such that alternately pushing and pulling on the handlebars causes rotation of the second flywheel. The handlebars may be moved by the user to turn the second flywheel to obtain aerobic exercise for the upper portion of the body independently of, or simultaneously with, the aerobic exercise of the lower portion of the body. Each of the flywheels is provided with an adjustable friction band by which resistance to the respective flywheel may be controlled by the user. Further, each flywheel is provided with a free-wheel clutch which permits the handlebars and the pedals to be brought to an immediate stop as desired by the user, without the user being required to overcome the inertial force of the respective flywheel.