KENNETH G LAY
Broker in Marthas Vineyard, MA

2008007, Mar 27, 2008

Aug 23, 2007

11/895073

Kenneth Lay - Edgartown MA, US

A63B 21/00, A47C 3/18, A63B 23/00

482132000, 297284800

The weightless chair, seat pan and backrest is designed to address an area of the body which has almost become a nemesis in the health/fitness and exercise fields. This area often referred to as the core musculature is the site of the central mass of the human body. It is of particular importance because it too is the location of our pelvic, lumbar and abdominal anatomy. The weightless chair seat pan and backrest are so designed to give infinite range of the motion to the structures of this area. It creates a weightless and friction less movement system, which follows clearly delineated pathways. Said device has the capacity to introduce friction as needed and to integrate both linear pathways, such that intellectual collinear and angular movement patterns can be accomplished. Experts in the field of fitness and exercise are all too aware of the need for pelvic strength and pelvic mobility. As the torso or trunk area of the body interacts with the weightless chair, seatpan in backrest in a sophisticated movement system, the resulting outcome of which is that the body's core area will move with the exactness of a gyroscope, the results of which will have dimensional proportions. The machine that runs without friction is destined to last the longest.

6106445, Aug 22, 2000

Aug 16, 1999

9/375128

Kenneth G. Lay - Edgartown MA

A63B 2600

482142

An ergonomic, passive exercise apparatus with elements and attachments emphasizing benefits to the user's head, neck and back muscles. The apparatus is a chair to which an adjustable dual roller headrest is joined. The headrest is adjustable vertically, laterally, with each roller virtually independent of position and orientation with respect to the other. Adjustable drag to rotation and lateral movement is provided for the user to work against while exercising. in addition, removable, location adjustable pairs of disks may be attached to the axles or rollers. The disks extend outward from the rollers to engage the back of the user's head. The disks are of a resilient material and resist rotation of the user's head when in contact with the disks.

2009006, Mar 12, 2009

Sep 3, 2008

12/231462

Kenneth G. Lay - Edgartown MA, US

A62B 35/00, B62J 99/00

280290

A bicycle rider waist harness and attaching means comprising a dual acting, isokinetic, combination chain and bungee arrangement connected to a bicycle frame for the to provide an adjustable means of attachment for a waist harness of a bicycle rider. The combination bungee-chain arrangement has the capacity to be fixedly attached to a bicycle frame and also is capable of being readily relocated to a more mechanically efficient location by means of a U-bolt assembly or similar movable attaching means. The open linked chain also provides an attaching means for a stretchable bungee cord having hooks or other like attaching connectors to allow for quick attachment and adjustment to the chain. The bungee cord is so attached to the open linked base chain such that a small amount of resistance is put on the waist harness hook to offer the bicycle rider a guiding line to the connecting point on the frame of the bike of the open linked chain assembly The sliding hook may be readily attached and removed from the base chain as necessary; it is equipped with a quick release escape mechanism to be readily disconnected from the base chain at will.

6077203, Jun 20, 2000

Sep 25, 1998

9/161025

Kenneth G. Lay - Edgartown MA

A63B 2300

482 79

A footcradle exercise apparatus and footrest having a base structure, a support assembly mounted for rotational movement with respect to the base structure, at least two support rollers mounted for rotational movement with respect to the support assembly, and a support member mounted with respect to said base structure. The two rollers are capable of supporting a base of a foot while the support member supports an Achilles tendon portion of a leg.

5411456, May 2, 1995

Jun 18, 1993

8/079327

Kenneth G. Lay - Edgartown MA

A63B 2300, A63B 2302

482 79

Passive exercise apparatus with parallel bars for receiving the feet. The exercise equipment, or cradle, has extendible tubular construction wherein the distance between the parallel bars and the distance of the apparatus from the floor are adjustable. The cradle has attached adjustable-length straps which may be secured to the users feet to enhance the exercise. These straps are comprised of surgical-type tubing.

2008007, Mar 27, 2008

Aug 23, 2007

11/895074

Kenneth Lay - Edgartown MA, US

A63B 23/12

482141000

A hand/arm fulcrum acting exercise device made of two semi-cylindrical components whose lengths and diameter differ, with the smaller sized semi-cylinder optionally permanently or removably affixed to the larger component, the smaller diameter half cylinder acting to position the internal cavity of the palm of a user's hands. The larger semi-cylinder or base structure acts as a support base for the hand aligning member and further acts as the support base for the load-bearing structures of the anatomy of a user's hand.

2007007, Mar 29, 2007

Sep 28, 2006

11/529188

Kenneth Lay - Edgartown MA, US

A63B 21/06, A63B 21/065

482094000, 482105000

A heel-cradle exercise device and footrest having a base structure, and internal cavity with the geometry to funnel all forces entering said cavity onto the base plate at the internal apex of the funnel shape cavity, a means of straps for fixing or holding one's foot in a flexed position, two brackets mounted on the external portion of the funnel shaped cavity cable of attaching an external anchoring mechanism and also to hold said straps in relative position, having on the bottom of said base structure feet, foot pads or the like, supports having a high friction coefficient to restrict motion of said base unit on the floor surface, having an internal cavity to receive a material to increase its density of the base unit, having an access point to act as an entry point to insert said material such as to the increase the weight of the base unit.