LARRY D KOENIG, DC
Chiropractic at Elm St, Williamsburg, IA

6358189, Mar 19, 2002

Mar 30, 2000

09/538714

Larry D. Koenig - Williamsburg IA

Jamn Fitness Corp. - Altus OK

A63B 2108

482 97, 482136, 482137

Exercise apparatus for strengthening the triceps, deltoid and pectoral muscles. A moveable yoke is dual hinged to an upright support mounted to a base. The yoke has a pair of spaced apart levers each perpendicularly fixed to a weight moment arm. Free weights may be attached to the weight moment arms. The yoke may be rotated about a vertical axis over a limited non-symmetrical range from a park position to an operating position. The yoke is also pivotable about a horizontal axis in the operating position. A seat and back rest are supported on the base spaced apart from the upright support.

6454285, Sep 24, 2002

Jun 16, 2000

09/595530

Larry Koenig - Williamsburg IA 52361

B62M 114

2802501, 280 4324, 188 2 F, 188 5

A wheelchair for use in care facilities includes a seat lift mechanism and a chair tilt mechanism both of which are actuated by a single lever. Operation of the lever elevates the rear of the seat and raises the rear of the wheelchair thereby moving the wheelchair occupant toward a standing position and reduces the lifting effort of the attendant in assisting the debilitated patient to move out of the wheelchair.

6237925, May 29, 2001

Jun 15, 1999

9/332859

Larry D. Koenig - Williamsburg IA

B62B 100

280 4729

A hand truck having ground engaging members which tilt the hand truck under conditions of greater leverage than that available by grasping the frame of the hand truck. The ground engaging members are journaled to the frame of the hand truck. In one embodiment, the ground engaging members assume the entire weight of the loaded hand truck. In another embodiment, the ground engaging members push the front end of the hand truck upwardly, employing the wheels as a fulcrum. In the second embodiment, the wheels remain in contact with the ground. In the first embodiment, the ground engaging members serve also as a fulcrum, allowing the wheels to be elevated off the ground. In both embodiments, the ground engaging members are powered either by a foot operated lever or a hand operated lever. In the first embodiment, the foot or hand operated lever is rigidly fixed to the ground engaging members. In the second embodiment, the foot or hand operated lever is a separate part which moves flippers by a multipart linkage.

6851685, Feb 8, 2005

Nov 7, 2002

10/289284

Larry D. Koenig - Williamsburg IA, US

B62B001/00

280 4727, 280 4728, 280 4729

A hand truck having load shifting member which tilts the hand truck under conditions of greater leverage than that available by grasping the frame of the hand truck is disclosed. The load shifting member comprises a spring retracting lever rotatably attached to an axle journaled from the frame of the hand truck such that when in a retracted position, the lever is substantially parallel to the frame. Pulling on the upper end of the lever rotates the lever such that the lower end of the lever engages the lower portion of the hand truck frame, shifting the center of gravity of the loaded hand truck such that it may be more easily tilted to a position for moving the hand truck. A spring returns the lever to a retracted position when not in use.

6312365, Nov 6, 2001

Mar 30, 2000

9/539173

Larry D. Koenig - Williamsburg IA

M'N Fitness Corp. - Altus OK

A63B 2108

482 97

Exercise apparatus for the calf muscles of the legs includes a foot platform which may rock forward and rearward on the base of the apparatus. A lateral arm is supported above the base and has spaced shoulder engagement arms which overlie the foot platform. The lateral arm is raised and lowered by the action of a user rocking back and forth on the foot platform. The lateral arm is linked to a weight arm which is raised and lowered with the movement of the lateral arm. Free circular weight plates can be suspended on the weight arms.

5957817, Sep 28, 1999

Aug 19, 1998

9/136562

Larry Koenig - Williamsburg IA
Lyle Hyke - Lisbon IA

Jam'n Fitness Corp. - Williamsburg IA

H63B 2106

482 72

An improved exercise apparatus for muscles of the upper extremities, mid-back, and posterior shoulder girdle provides negative variable resistance as the muscles are contracted over a wide range of motion while maintaining proper joint alignment in the shoulders, elbows, and wrists. A movable weight carrying assembly has a transverse handlebar from the ends of which extend handle members which the user grasps to pivot the weight carrying assembly toward himself or herself while moving the arms from an outstretched position to a position with the elbows flexed, scapulae adducted, and the trapezius muscles contracted in a shrugging action. The weight carrying assembly is adjustable for varying heights of user.

5897473, Apr 27, 1999

Jun 26, 1998

9/105288

Larry Koenig - Williamsburg IA

Jam'n Fitness Corp. - Williamsburg IA

A63B 2106, A63B 2304

482 97

Exercise apparatus for building strength in the lower extremities while reducing the risk of injury to knee joints. A bench provides a surface on which a user may lie in a prone position. A pivot support member stands beside the bench. A weight-bearing lever is pivotable upon the pivot support member at a horizontal pivot located alongside the bench for the user. A second pivotable lever which has a cushioned leg bar mounted to it is pivotable about a second pivot point on the pivot support member. An arm depends below and perpendicularly to the second pivotable lever. A roller bearing extends from the arm and is received by a bearing race fixed to the underside of the weight-bearing lever. As a user lying prone on the bench moves the leg bar upward by flexion of the leg muscles below the knee, the roller urges the weight-bearing lever upward. The Rolling Fulcrum. TM.

6179757, Jan 30, 2001

Dec 9, 1998

9/208186

Larry Koenig - Williamsburg IA

Jam'n Fitness Corp. - Williamsburg IA

A63B 2108, A63B 2302

482 97

Exercise apparatus for strengthening the arm, shoulder, and back muscles. A weight bearing bar capable of holding free weights is moved through a path as the user draws a pair of elongate handles over the front of the body. As the weight bearing bar is moved, the moment arm of the weight is reduced, thereby reducing the effort required to draw the elongate levers downward as the leverage of the user's muscles declines. The elongate handles are mounted to a moveable assembly which is rotatable over a limited range and also is pivotable toward the user. The apparatus may be placed in a storage position when use is complete.

5702329, Dec 30, 1997

Mar 21, 1996

8/621291

Larry Koenig - Williamsburg IA

Jam'n Fitness Corp. - Williamsburg IA

A63B 2106

482 97

Exercise apparatus for strengthening the legs and hips of a user. A weight carrying pivot arm rides up and down a pivotable mast when the user squats and rises, causing the resistance of the apparatus to increase as the user approaches a standing position. An optional toe plate may be added to allow exercise of ankle and foot structures.

5529558, Jun 25, 1996

Jun 7, 1995

8/475355

Larry Koenig - Williamsburg IA

Jam'n Fitness Corp. - Williamsburg IA

A63B 2106

482 97

Exercise apparatus for strengthening the legs and hips of a user. A weight carrying pivot arm rides up and down a pivotable mast when the user squats and rises, causing the resistance of the apparatus to increase as the user approaches a standing position. An optional toe plate may be added to allow exercise of ankle and foot structures.