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Core Health & Fitness, LLC

Land America Health & Fitness Co. Ltd.

Victor Cornejo

Michael D Morgan

David R Beard

Kevin Patrick Corbalis

David Merlin Beard

Deo Magakat

Steve Neill

John R Baudhuin

John Cook

Ken Duong

Alex Wargnier

David Beard

Jeremy Daniel Johnson

Michael Morgan

Jeff Lassegard

Shatish Mistry

Dustan J Baker

Si-Hyung Lee

Dustan Baker

Kevin Corbalis

A treadmill including a frame, a suspension connector, a flexible deck, and a belt. The suspension connector is connected to the frame. The flexible deck is connected to the suspension connector. The flexible deck includes a metal panel extending substantially an entire width and length of the flexible deck. The belt is disposed on the flexible deck.

Apparatus, system, and method for a flexible treadmill deck

A treadmill including a frame, a suspension connector connected to the frame, and a flexible deck connected to the suspension connector. The flexible deck is configured to flex in response to a load applied by a user striding on the treadmill. The suspension connector includes a suspension pivot that allows rotation of the flexible deck around the suspension pivot.

A stationary exercise cycle. The stationary exercise cycle includes a frame, a crank rotatably connected to the frame, a driven wheel rotatably connected to the frame, and a frame stiffener. The frame includes a down tube and a fork. The crank and the driven wheel are in operative communication via a continuous flexible member. The frame stiffener is connected to the down tube and the fork and encircled by the continuous flexible member.

Apparatus, system, and method for cycle improvements

A crank-driven exercise device (). The crank-driven exercise device () includes a frame (), a spindle () rotatably connected to the frame (), a crank arm () connected to the spindle (), and a user input () connected to the crank arm () configured to receive a force from a user. In some embodiments, the crank arm () includes a proximal section () and a distal section (). The proximal section () may be connected to the spindle () at a spindle interface (), the distal section () may be rotatably connected to the user input () at a user input interface (), and the distal section () may be selectively fastenable and selectively rotatable relative to the proximal section () at a crank interface ().

Apparatus system and method for providing adjustable cranks in an exercise device

A cycle with tapered drivetrain connections. The cycle includes a frame, a crank rotatably connected to the frame, and a driven wheel rotatably connected to the frame. The crank includes a crank arm and a crank spindle rotatably connected to the frame and non-rotatably connected to the crank arm. The crank spindle includes a crank mating surface to interface with the crank arm. The diameter of the crank spindle continuously decreases along at least a portion of the crank mating surface in a lateral direction. The crank arm includes a crank bore to interface with the crank mating surface. At least a portion of the crank bore has a diameter that continuously decreases in lateral direction. At least a portion of the crank bore taper has a taper rate and diameter equal to a taper rate and diameter of at least a portion of the crank spindle taper.

A dual treadle treadmill. The dual treadle treadmill includes a frame, a first treadle, a second treadle, and a generator. The first treadle and the second treadle are each pivotally coupled with the frame and each have a moving surface. The generator is operably associated with the first treadle such that the generator is driven in response to the first treadle pivoting relative to the frame. Other embodiments of dual treadle treadmills are also described.

Apparatus, system, and method for providing resistance in a dual tread treadmill

An exercise apparatus with a generator. The exercise apparatus includes a frame, a rotating component, a generator, and a battery. The rotating component is rotatably connected to the frame and the rotating component rotates in response to operation of the exercise apparatus. The generator is connected to the rotating component and the frame. The generator includes a rotor connected to the rotating component and a stator. The rotor rotates in response to rotation of the rotating component. The stator is connected to the frame. The stator interacts with the rotor to produce electric current at an output. In one embodiment, the battery is connected to the output wherein the battery is charged by electric current from the generator.

Apparatus, system, and method for generating power for exercise equipment

Stationary cycle

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Victor Cornejo