I'm looking for an individual in the San Diego county areas interested in starting an equipment manufacturing company. The company would be manufacturing some specialty equipment that can have great utility in sports rehab and specialty training.
The devices I have developed are "grips" that hook on the cable terminations of any gym cable-pull rack. These devices serve to provide a high degree of isolation and reduced stress. These 'mini-machine' prototypes have been configured as a single-hand universal (right/left) grip, two-hand triceps pushdown grip set, two-hand biceps curl grip set, upright row handles, and lat pull-down handles.
As far as sports medical rehab goes, baseball specialty training and rotator injury recover are high potentials for the single-hand grip.
The innate features that allow for the utmost in isolation also permits the user to perform compound movements, thus greatly extending these things' value. Talk about a triceps or biceps burn WOW!
"gme" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Hi all,
I'm looking for an individual in the San Diego county areas interested in starting an equipment manufacturing company. The company would be manufacturing some specialty equipment that can have great utility in sports rehab and specialty training.
The devices I have developed are "grips" that hook on the cable terminations of any gym cable-pull rack. These devices serve to provide a high degree of isolation and reduced stress. These 'mini-machine' prototypes have been configured as a single-hand universal (right/left) grip, two-hand triceps pushdown grip set, two-hand biceps curl grip set, upright row handles, and lat pull-down handles.
As far as sports medical rehab goes, baseball specialty training and rotator injury recover are high potentials for the single-hand grip.
The innate features that allow for the utmost in isolation also permits the user to perform compound movements, thus greatly extending these things' value. Talk about a triceps or biceps burn WOW!
Thanks
How did you come up with such a revolutionary idea?
I used to be involved in recreational gymnastics and was usually injured ub some way from overdoing my horse workouts. Got wrist splints, then invented these things so it wouldn't hurt to work out with the cables. Ta dah!
ATP* said:
"gme" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Hi all,
I'm looking for an individual in the San Diego county areas interested in starting an equipment manufacturing company. The company would be manufacturing some specialty equipment that can have great utility in sports rehab and specialty training.
The devices I have developed are "grips" that hook on the cable terminations of any gym cable-pull rack. These devices serve to provide a high degree of isolation and reduced stress. These 'mini-machine' prototypes have been configured as a single-hand universal (right/left) grip, two-hand triceps pushdown grip set, two-hand biceps curl grip set, upright row handles, and lat pull-down handles.
As far as sports medical rehab goes, baseball specialty training and rotator injury recover are high potentials for the single-hand grip.
The innate features that allow for the utmost in isolation also permits the user to perform compound movements, thus greatly extending these things' value. Talk about a triceps or biceps burn WOW!
Thanks
How did you come up with such a revolutionary idea?
Do you make medevil torture devices? I need a spring loaded rack, for tearing bodys in half, and a large butcher-bone cutting knife. Don't ask questions, and we'll get along fine.