Myostorm, LLC

Other

Jayflex LLC

Jonothan DiPeri

Bailey Carlson

Jordan Simpson

Ethan Abbott

Ryker Haddock

Jonathan Blotter

Douglas M Hintze

Connor R Wright

Christopher R Huntington

A massaging roller may comprise a first cylinder and a second cylinder. The roller may be arranged in a first or second configuration depending on which end of the first cylinder is connected to which end of the second cylinder. In the first configuration, an interior space between opposing ends of the first and second cylinders may form a first cavity of a first size. Conversely, in the second configuration, an interior space between opposing ends of the first and second cylinders may form a second cavity of a second, smaller size. This may enable the roller to receive and secure therewithin vibration elements of different sizes. That is, vibration elements of different sizes may be used alone for therapeutic benefit or may be installed within one of the first cavity or the second cavity to impart vibration to the roller.

Massaging roller

An exercise system comprising a clamp for securing or engaging a dumbbell. The system may include a cable connector and the clamp. The cable connector includes an aperture that is configured to engage a corresponding attachment of a cable. The clamp has an open configuration and a closed configuration. The clamp defines a first cavity and a second cavity. When the clamp is in the open configuration, the first cavity is configured to receive a portion of exercise equipment and the second cavity is configured to receive a portion of the cable connector. When the clamp is in a closed configuration, the clamp is configured to secure the cable connector relative to the exercise equipment.

Exercise equipment clamp and handles

Massaging roller assembly

Spherical massage implement

A spherical manual and electromechanically-operated spherical massage implement which facilitates the even application of pressure to the body tissue of a client during massage therapy, including tendons, ligaments, and muscles (e.g. the gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, and the like). Variations of the invention include vibrating and heating functions, relieve sore and achy muscles, help blood circulation, relieve muscle cramps, loosen tight and knotted muscles, and relieve pressure from the massage therapist's hands.

Electromechanical spherical massage implement

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Springville, UT, United States of America

Jonothan DiPeri