Eric Daniel Golesh
Engineers at Everett St, Arvada, CO

7794373, Sep 14, 2010

Oct 14, 2009

12/579122

Douglas A. Crawford - Lafayette CO, US
Patrick A. Warner - Boulder CO, US
Eric D. Golesh - Arvada CO, US
Edward L. Flick - Portland OR, US
Lopin Wang - Taichung, TW

Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA

A63B 21/075

482107, 482108

A dumbbell is described including a handle having a grip and at least one end, an inner plate mounted on the handle adjacent the grip, in a fixed rotational orientation, a support plate rotationally mounted on the handle adjacent the inner plate, at least one collar rotationally mounted on the handle adjacent the support plate, and rotationally fixed with the support plate, a selector knob rotationally mounted on the handle adjacent the at least one collar, and rotationally fixed with the collar, a weight plate removably mounted on the handle adjacent the at least one collar, and a means for selectively securing the support plate to the inner plate to resist the rotation of the support plate, collar and selector knob with respect to the inner plate and handle.

2006003, Feb 16, 2006

Aug 15, 2005

11/204578

Eric Golesh - Arvada CO, US
Kelly O'Neal Frazier - Westminster CO, US

Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA

A63B 26/00

482142000

The present invention provides attachment and mounting assemblies that allow a user to releasably connect various accessories with an exercise device, such as an exercise bench. As such, a user use a plurality of different exercise accessories with a single exercise bench. Some attachment assemblies can include a mounting bracket connected with an exercise accessory and configured to releasably connect with different components of the exercise bench. The mounting bracket can be configured with one or more hooks adapted to engage one or more bosses or studs on an accessory support member connected with the exercise bench. In addition, a removable pin can be inserted through corresponding apertures in the support member and mounting bracket to help secure the exercise accessory to the exercise bench.

7553265, Jun 30, 2009

May 19, 2006

11/437795

Douglas A. Crawford - Lafayette CO, US
Patrick A. Warner - Boulder CO, US
Eric D. Golesh - Arvada CO, US
Edward L. Flick - Portland OR, US
Lopin Wang - Taichung, TW

Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA

A63B 21/072

482108, 482 93

A dumbbell is described including a handle having a grip and at least one end, an inner plate mounted on the handle adjacent the grip, in a fixed rotational orientation, a support plate rotationally mounted on the handle adjacent the inner plate, at least one collar rotationally mounted on the handle adjacent the support plate, and rotationally fixed with the support plate, a selector knob rotationally mounted on the handle adjacent the at least one collar, and rotationally fixed with the collar, a weight plate removably mounted on the handle adjacent the at least one collar, and a means for selectively securing the support plate to the inner plate to resist the rotation of the support plate, collar and selector knob with respect to the inner plate and handle.

2009018, Jul 23, 2009

Jan 23, 2009

12/359181

Eric D. Golesh - Arvada CO, US
Jeffrey A. Nitta - Broomfield CO, US

Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA

A63B 21/075

482107

A selectable weight dumbbell system may include a base and a dumbbell. The base may include one or more weight receiving spaces defined by the base's walls and floor. The dumbbell may include a handle and one or more selectively removable weights. The weights may be removably positionable in the weight receiving spaces. A weight and the base may form an orientation feature or key between the weight and the base that compels the weight to be positioned in said one of the weight receiving spaces in an orientation for selective engagement with the handle. The orientation feature or key may include an orientation element, such as a protrusion or the like, and an orientation receiving element, such as a groove or the like. The orientation element may extend from the weight or the base. The orientation receiving element may be defined in the weight or the base.

8002674, Aug 23, 2011

Nov 24, 2009

12/624694

Gary Piaget - Deer Harbor WA, US
Brent Christopher - Portland OR, US
Brian R. Cook - Shelton WA, US
Douglas A. Crawford - Lafayette CO, US
Edward L. Flick - Portland OR, US
Eric D. Golesh - Arvada CO, US
Ben Monette - Vancouver WA, US
Randal Potter - Camas WA, US
Todd Singh - West Linn OR, US
Matt Rauwerdink - Portland OR, US
Patrick A. Warner - Boulder CO, US
Bradley J. Smith - Tyler TX, US

Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA

A63B 22/02, A63B 22/04

482 52, 482 54

An exercise device employing side-by-side pivotally supported moving surfaces. In one particular example, an exercise device employs a first belt deployed about a front roller and a rear roller and an adjacent second belt deployed about a front roller and a rear roller. The rear of the belts in the area of the rear rollers are pivotally secured and the front of the belts in the area of the front roller are adapted to reciprocate in an up and down motion during use. In some implementations, the moving surfaces include an interconnection structure such that a generally downward movement of one surface is coordinated with a generally upward movement of the other surface. In other implementations, the moving surfaces are operably associated with one or more resistance elements that effect the amount of force required to pivot or actuate the moving surfaces.

D550789, Sep 11, 2007

Jun 15, 2006

29/247398

Ryan R. Dibble - Denver CO, US
Patrick A. Warner - Boulder CO, US
Eric D. Golesh - Arvada CO, US
Brent Christopher - Denver CO, US
Edward L. Flick - Portland OR, US

Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA

2102

D21676

D566798, Apr 15, 2008

Jun 15, 2006

29/247399

Ryan R. Dibble - Denver CO, US
Patrick A. Warner - Boulder CO, US
Eric D. Golesh - Arvada CO, US
Brent Christopher - Denver CO, US
Edward L. Flick - Portland OR, US

Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA

2102

D21676

7815552, Oct 19, 2010

Oct 11, 2005

11/249119

Ryan R. Dibble - Denver CO, US
Patrick A. Warner - Boulder CO, US
Eric D. Golesh - Arvada CO, US
Brent Christopher - Denver CO, US

Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA

A63B 21/00, A63B 21/045

482 92, 482103, 482127, 482129, 482138

Aspects of the present invention involve an exercise device configurable to allow a user to perform various exercises. The exercise devices include an adjustable bench assembly connected with a frame supporting adjustable arm and cable-pulley assemblies providing a user interface with a resistance system. In some embodiments of the invention, the adjustable bench assembly includes a bench seat and a pivotal back support supported on an adjustable bench frame. The exercise devices also utilize various configurations of adjustable arm assemblies that are selectively positionable for numerous exercises and to suit a user's particular body size and shape. Other embodiments of the exercise devices include a resistance system with a transmission supporting a plurality of resistance packs. The transmission allows a user to conveniently engage any number of resistance packs to change the resistance level for a particular exercise.

2006011, Jun 1, 2006

Oct 28, 2005

11/262260

Ryan Dibble - Denver CO, US
Patrick Warner - Boulder CO, US
Eric Golesh - Arvada CO, US
Brent Christopher - Denver CO, US

Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA

A63B 69/06

482072000

Aspects of the present invention involve an exercise device configurable to allow a user to perform various exercises. The exercise devices include an adjustable bench assembly connected with a frame supporting adjustable arm and cable-pulley assemblies providing a user interface with a resistance system. In some embodiments of the invention, the adjustable bench assembly includes a bench seat and a pivotal back support supported on an adjustable bench frame. The exercise devices also utilize various configurations of adjustable arm assemblies that are selectively positionable for numerous exercises and to suit a user's particular body size and shape. Other embodiments of the exercise devices include a resistance system with a transmission supporting a plurality of resistance packs. The transmission allows a user to conveniently engage any number of resistance packs to change the resistance level for a particular exercise.

7892155, Feb 22, 2011

Jan 13, 2006

11/331544

Jeffrey Alan Pearson - Lacey WA, US
Terrence Joehnk - Portland OR, US
Eric D. Golesh - Arvada CO, US
Edward L. Flick - Denver CO, US
Matthew Rauwerdink - Westminster CO, US
Brent Christopher - Denver CO, US
Ryan R. Dibble - Denver CO, US

Nautilus, Inc. - Vancouver WA

A63B 21/00

482121, 482140, 482130, 482138

The exercise devices disclosed herein are configurable to allow a user to perform various exercises. The exercise device can include an adjustable bench assembly connected with a frame supporting a cable-pulley assembly providing a user interface with a resistance system. A user can interface with an actuation component to pull resistance cables against resistance from the resistance system. Various exercise accessories can be provided that are easily connected with and removed from the exercise device to allow a user to perform different exercises. Some examples of exercise accessories are used to configure the exercise device for squat, abdominal, leg extension, leg curl, and arm curl exercises. The frame can also be configured to selectively place the exercise device in a stationary operating configuration supported by the frame on a support surface and a storage configuration wherein the exercise device is rollingly supported on the support surface by wheels.