MICHAEL ELMORE, PHD, HSPP
Social Work at 8 Ave, Terre Haute, IN

License number
Indiana 20040974
Category
Social Work
Type
Clinical Child & Adolescent
Address
Address
500 8Th Ave, Terre Haute, IN 47804
Phone
(812) 231-8213
(812) 231-8208 (Fax)
(812) 231-8323
(812) 231-8400 (Fax)

Professional information

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Dr. Michael Elmore, Terre Haute IN - PHD

Specialties:
Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology
Address:
500 8Th Ave, Terre Haute 47804
(812) 231-8213 (Phone), (812) 231-8208 (Fax)
Languages:
English


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Michael Elmore, Terre Haute IN

Specialties:
Psychologist
Address:
500 8Th Ave, Terre Haute, IN 47804


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Barbell Having Hollow Interlocking Weights

US Patent:
4913422, Apr 3, 1990
Filed:
Oct 13, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/257207
Inventors:
Connie Elmore - Terre Haute IN
Jennifer C. Elmore - Terre Haute IN
John-Michael Elmore - Terre Haute IN
Michael R. Elmore - Terre Haute IN
International Classification:
A63B 1300
US Classification:
272123
Abstract:
In one embodiment of the present invention, a tubular body defines a handle and sleeves at each end of the tubular body. Hollow fillable add-on weights include an outer wall that defines an annular step that is sized to be received within a sleeve of the tubular body. The add-on weights are engaged with the tubular body by a peg and thru-hole or dimple arrangement that holds the add-on weights against rotation and axial separation within the sleeve of the tubular body. The add-on weights and hollow body combine to form an annular indentation around which a strap-on weight can be fastened. The strap-on weight includes a hollow flexible elongated pouch, one surface of which includes a recess having a fill nozzle projecting therefrom onto which a cap can be mounted for filling the hollow pouch with water, sand or other suitable material. An attachment strap extends from one end of the pouch and includes a number of snap-on holes spaced along the length of the strap. The surface of the pouch also includes a pair of raised buttons projecting from a reinforced wall of the hollow pouch onto which the holes in strap are snapped so that the pouch can be retained in an encircling relationship.