Pro Stretch, Inc.

Prism Enterprises, Inc.

Techsport Ltd

Christopher J Smith, Iv

An exercise device including a pair of hollow cylindrical rollers interconnected so as to be maintained in generally line rolling engagement whereby upon the rollers being rotated by the hand of the person the person's fingers, thumb and hand are exercised, and if squeezed more tightly during rotation, the rollers also impart exercise to the wrist and forearm.

Exercise device

Carrying bag for footwear

Apparatus for simultaneously producing dorsiflexion and plantarflexion in both lower legs and both feet of a person and including a pair of exercise shoes for receiving the feet of the person, each exercise shoe including a generally semi-circular base for engaging a support surface on which the exercise shoes rock, and ganging means such as a pair of ganging bars for ganging the exercise shoes together to cause the exercise shoes to be rocked forwardly together to simultaneously produce plantarflexion and to cause the exercise shoes to be rocked rearwardly together to simultaneously produce dorsiflexion.

Ganged exercise shoes

An improved exercise shoe including a generally semi-circular base for engaging a support surface on which the exercise shoe rocks with a range of rocking motion, the improvement providing the exercise shoe with a more limited range, particularly a variable more limited range of rocking motion. The more limited range of rocking motion includes a more limited range of forward rocking motion and a more limited range of rearward rocking motion, and particularly a variable more limited rearward range of rocking motion.

Exercise shoe with limited range of rocking motion

Rocking leg exerciser

An exercise shoe including a semi-circular base providing a semi-circular sole plate on which the exercise shoe rocks. Attached to the base is a support which supports a heel support platform and a foot ball support platform. The semi-circular base and support have a generally diametrical axis and the heel support platform is inclined at an acute angle of 20.degree..+-.5.degree. with respect to the axis and the foot ball support platform is inclined at an acute angle of 30.degree..+-.5.degree. with respect to the axis. The user may employ two of such exercise shoes, one for each foot, then rocks back and forth on the shoes. The effect is to exercise, develop and toe the heel and toe flexors in the foot and calf muscles and the leg. Blood circulation to the lower leg is also stimulated.

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Oceanport, NJ, United States of America

Christopher J Smith, Iv