LLOYD WAYNE LAMBERT
Pilots at Inverness Dr, Houston, TX

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Texas A1074283

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Exercise Machine With Two Sets Of Pedals

US Patent:

5595557, Jan 21, 1997

Filed:

Aug 21, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/517219

Inventors:

Lloyd J. Lambert - Houston TX

International Classification:

A63B 2100

US Classification:

482 57

Abstract:

An exercise machine with two sets of pedals comprising a frame of a rigid configuration positionable upon a recipient surface such as a floor. A raised support in a box-like configuration extends upwardly from the rearward portion of the frame. A seat portion is positioned upon the support for the receipt of a user. A forward set of foot pedals is secured on a first horizontal axis with respect to the frame adjacent to the forward end thereof. The pedals are adapted to be rotated by the feet of a user. A rearward set of hand pedals are secured on a second horizontal axis with respect to the support adjacent to the upper extent thereof for being held and rotated by the hands of a user. A central drive shaft is located intermediate the first axis and second axis parallel with the forward and rearward ends of the frame. Drive means couple the central drive shaft with the hand pedals and the foot pedals.

Variable Weight Exercise Machine

US Patent:

4010947, Mar 8, 1977

Filed:

Apr 18, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/569206

Inventors:

Lloyd J. Lambert - Houston TX

International Classification:

A63B 2106

US Classification:

272118

Abstract:

The present invention relates to a variable weight exercise machine which includes vertical frame members and in which a carriage is spaced from said frame members and is mounted for vertical reciprocation only on a pair of spaced parallel vertical guide bars extending through the carriage and through a plurality of weights below the carriage. Linear bearings in the carriage engage the guides. A central shaft is suspended from the carriage and extends through a central bore in the weights with any number of the weights being detachably connected to the shaft by a transverse pin extending through one of the weights and the shaft. Spring cushions the weight as it reaches the lower end of its travel. A pair of grasping arms including handles extend outwardly from the carriage for the exercisor to grasp during the exercise. The grasping handles can be attached to the top or the bottom of the carriage for different types of exercises.