DR. LEROY R. PERRY, D.C.
Chiropractic at Motor Ave, Los Angeles, CA

4577860, Mar 25, 1986

Jul 6, 1984

6/628644

Rene Matias - Hacienda Heights CA
Leroy R. Perry - Los Angeles CA

A63B 2100, A63B 6916

272 73

The present invention is an adjustable exercising apparatus for simulating the running. The exercising apparatus include a frame including first and second inverted U-shaped mounting members which are parallelly disposed to each other and each of which has front and rear legs. The frame also includes first base and second members fixedly coupled to the front and rear legs, respectively, of the first and second mounting members. The exercising apparatus also includes an inverted V-shaped supporting member which has front and rear legs fixedly coupled to the first and second base members, respectively, a driving mechanism for providing a user with resistance to driving in response to his movement of the set of pedals mechanically coupled to the supporting member and to the first and second mounting members, and a pedal mounting mechanism for mounting a set of pedals. A seat mounting mechanism includes a seat support pole which is adjustably coupled to the seat, a first pivotal mounting bracket for pivotally coupling the seat support pole to the supporting member and a first locking mechanism for locking the seat support pole in place at multiple angles to the first and second mounting members. A handlebar mounting mechanism include a handlebar support pole which is adjustably coupled to the set of handlebars, a second pivotal mounting bracket for pivotally coupling the handlebar support pole to the supporting member and a second locking mechanism for locking the handlebar support pole in place at multiple angles to the first and second mounting U-shaped members.

2008009, Apr 24, 2008

Oct 5, 2007

11/973160

Leroy Perry - West Los Angeles CA, US

A63B 23/00, A63B 23/04

482144000, 482134000, 482142000

Exercise apparatus, comprises a first support means for the user's legs, a platform mounted on the support means to support a user's legs, there being a hinge connecting the platform to the support means and defining a generally horizontal hinge axis to allow pivoting of the user's trunk about a generally horizontal axis as the user relatively bends his body and his legs means, and extending in spaced, a second support means for the back of the user's body, and means for indexing said second support means at selected angularity relative to the hinge axis.

5244393, Sep 14, 1993

Oct 30, 1992

7/969768

Leroy R. Perry - West Los Angeles CA

A63B 6912

434254

A method of treating a patient having a spinal condition for which traction is recommended, that includes: suspending the patient's body to extend generally vertically in a water pool; the suspending including exerting downward pulling on the patient's body, at or below waist level; and the suspending including suspending the patient's body at or above shoulder level, to resist the downward pulling, and thereby create force transmission tending to decompress the patient's spine.