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Blodgett & Blodgett

Timothy D Webster

Robert T Wyld

A roll-up grill having an integral and foldable frame. The roll-up grill comprises a flexible grill surface, such as a wire mesh grid. The integral frame comprises a first end frame member attached laterally to a first end of the flexible grill surface and a second end frame member attached laterally to a second end of the flexible grill surface such that the flexible grill surface, the first end frame member and the second end support member are oriented in a parallel plane. The first end frame member and the second end frame member each comprise an end support member having a proximal end and a distal end, a side support member pivotally connected to one of the proximal end or the distal end of the end support member, a proximal leg support member being pivotally connected to the end support member at the proximal end and a distal leg support member being pivotally connected to the end support member at the distal end.

Roll-up grill with integral fold-up support frame

Stretching apparatus which includes a flared, concave array of tensioned, smooth elastic cords removably connected to a support, constituting an inexpensive, compact, and flexible mechanism for providing a substantial variety of free-styled or controlled, repeatable exercises. The elastic cords are simultaneously accessible to multiple portions of the body with a wide range of orientations because of the generally concave or frustoconical shape formed by an array of elastic cords which permit multiple multi-directional resistive-type exercises in nearly all directions. The elastic cords preferably comprise shock cords, and the shock cords and/or supporting structures carry visible indicia to indicate the degree of resistance and difficulty of a preplanned routine or to facilitate free-style usage.

Stretching apparatus using elastic cords

Exercise apparatus including a spaced array of tensioned elastic cords removably connected to a support and constitutes an inexpensive, compact, flexible mechanism for providing a substantial variety of continuously variable or controlled, repeatable exercise. The elastic cords in the array are simultaneously accessible to portions of the body over a wide range of orientations because of a generally convex or frustocontical outline formed by the array to permit multiple multi-directional resistive-type exercises in nearly all directions. The elastic cords preferably comprise shock cords, and the shock cords and/or supporting structures advantageously carry visible indicia to indicate the degree of difficulty of the routine or to facilitate use of the apparatus to conduct a preplanned exercise program.

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Concord, MA, United States of America

Timothy D Webster