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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 09, 2010
Filed:
Apr. 27, 2004
Burl W. Amsbury, Boulder, CO (US);
Marc R. Silverman, Boulder, CO (US);
Robert M. Holme, Boulder, CO (US);
Susan L. Gerber, Boulder, CO (US);
David W. Herr, Golden, CO (US);
Joshua K. Granof, Louisville, CO (US);
William C. Repenning, Westminster, CO (US);
Michael F. Mellman, Manhattan Beach, CA (US);
Burl W. Amsbury, Boulder, CO (US);
Marc R. Silverman, Boulder, CO (US);
Robert M. Holme, Boulder, CO (US);
Susan L. Gerber, Boulder, CO (US);
David W. Herr, Golden, CO (US);
Joshua K. Granof, Louisville, CO (US);
William C. Repenning, Westminster, CO (US);
Michael F. Mellman, Manhattan Beach, CA (US);
Performance Health Technologies, Inc., Boulder, CO (US);
Abstract
In accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, a method for monitoring movement of a user performing an exercise includes displaying a position cursor and displaying a target path. The target path describes an exercise goal associated with an exercise performed by a user. The method also includes moving the position cursor based on positional information received from a position monitor affixed to the user. The positional information describes a movement associated with the exercise.