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Edward L Flick

Eric D Golesh

Patrick A Warner

Douglas A Crawford

Bradley J Smith

Brent Christopher

Gary D Piaget

Matt Rauwerdink

Bryan W Hamilton

Matthew Alan Rauwerdink

Marcus L Marjama

Todd D Anderson

Brian R Cook

Bryce C Baker

Pj M Bush

Randal Potter

Todd Singh

Ben Monette

Lopin Wang

Thomas H Moran

Jeffrey A Gettle

Ryan R Dibble

Jason Pharis Petersen

Kevin M Hendricks

Rasmey Yim

Harry B Taylor

Ronald W Hall

Edana French

Brian Venturella

P J M Bush

Dan Consiglio

Andrew P Lull

Fredrick M Richards

Lawrence A Weinstein

Jeffrey A Nitta

Terrence Joehnk

Remy D Labesque

Jeffrey Alan Pearson

Howard G Nuk

Cormac N Eubanks

Anthony J Meredith

Bryan W Flick

Brent Cristopher

An adjustable weight kettlebell includes a body defining an internal cavity configured to receive one or more of a plurality of weights, and a weight selector assembly configured to selectively couple one or more of the plurality of weights to the body. The weight selector assembly may include an actuator to enable a user to select one of a plurality of available weight settings. The weight selector assembly may be locked for adjustment when the kettlebell is removed from a support surface such as a base, thereby inhibiting inadvertent detachment of the weights from the kettlebell during exercise. The weight selector assembly may automatically shift to the closest weight settings upon release of the actuator and may automatically unlock upon placement of the kettlebell on the support surface such as the base, the bottom weight if not coupled to the kettlebell, or any other suitable support surface.

Adjustable weight kettlebell

An adjustable dumbbell system may include a base, two or more weights, a handle assembly, an additional weight, and selection assembly. The two or more weights may be supported by the base and grouped into a first set of weights associated with one end of the dumbbell system and a second set of weights associated with an opposing end of the dumbbell system. The handle assembly may be selectively fixedly joined to the first and second set of weights. The additional weight may be disposed distally of the handle assembly. The selection assembly may be secured to the additional weight. The selection assembly may include a selection member that may be linearly moveable between a selected position where the additional weight is operatively secured to the handle assembly and an unselected position where the additional weight is disengaged from the handle assembly.

Adjustable dumbbell system

A stationary bike capable of leaning of tilting side to side during use is described. The stationary bike has a fixed frame portion and moving frame portion which is pivotally mounted on the fixed frame portion, at two spaced apart pivot locations, to allow the moving frame to pivot about a pivot axis defined by the two spaced apart pivot locations. The pivotal action of the bike may be resisted, such as by a damper. The tilt-enabled bike is equipped with a tilt disabling mechanism, e.g., a locking mechanism configured to selectively and operatively engage the moving and the fixed frame to disable the relative movement (i.e. the pivoting) of the moving frame.

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Edward L Flick