Corewerks, Inc.

Aero Tech Sports Corporation

David Calapp

Horst W Schaaf

Ronald L Johnson

Charles D Highlander

Richard Dustin Brittain

Matthew A Rhoades

The present disclosure provides a lockout mechanism for use with a dynamic therapeutic assembly having a pivot bar pivotally coupled to an upper pivot plate such that the upper pivot plate is moveable with respect to the pivot bar about a first pivot axis and pivotally coupled to a lower pivot plate such that the pivot bar is moveable with respect to the lower pivot plate about a second pivot axis that is substantially perpendicular to the first pivot axis. The lockout mechanism includes a pushrod assembly that is moveable between a first position, wherein a portion of the pushrod assembly is engageable with the pivot bar to prevent substantial movement of the pivot bar about the second pivot axis, and a second position, wherein the portion of the pushrod assembly is disengaged from the pivot bar to allow movement of the pivot bar about the second pivot axis.

Method and apparatus to enhance proprioception and core health of the human body

A semirigid swim cap () is disclosed, having a unitary construction. The swim cap is generally open at the bottom and includes a forward edge (), a rearward edge (), oppositely disposed ear cover portions (), and a center portion (). In a preferred embodiment, the swim cap is made from an elastomeric thermoplastic and the center portion is relatively thick, while the peripheral edge portions are relatively thin and therefore less rigid. A pair of sealing ridges () extends from an inner surface of the swim cap, near the open bottom.

Swim cap

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Bellingham, WA, United States of America

David Calapp