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| publicationNumber | WO-0213911-A2 |
| titleOfInvention | Inertial exercise apparatus and method |
| abstract | An inertial training apparatus (2) and method utilized for strength training and rehabilitation strength training muscles. The inertial training apparatus and method allows for generation of rotational inertial forces by accelerating a mass by a concentric contraction of a muscle and converting the rotational inertial forces of the mass into a substantially equivalent eccentric action of the muscle used to decelerate the mass. A tether (42) is coupled between the mass and a body part to transfer the tension forces provided by the body part to accelerate the mass and, in turn, those provided by the body part to decelerate the mass. A swing arm (18) and a mass on the swing arm are rotatably mounted to a frame to preferably allow for low-friction rotation about a substantially vertical axis. A primary tether guide (48) is preferably coupled to the frame and can be positioned near an intermediate rotational position. |
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