STEP CLIMBING EXERCISE APPARATUS

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#1-STEP WILKINSON, WILLIAM T. 201 South 18th street, Apt. 2409 Philadelphia PA 19103 STEP CLIMBING EXERCISE APPARATUS;NUMBER 1 STEP;
AEROBIC-STEP WILKINSON, WILLIAM T. 201 South 18th street, Apt. 2409 Philadelphia PA 19103 STEP CLIMBING EXERCISE APPARATUS;AEROBIC STEP;
SHAPE-STEP WILKINSON, WILLIAM T. 201 South 18th street, Apt. 2409 Philadelphia PA 19103 STEP CLIMBING EXERCISE APPARATUS;
STAK-A-STEP WILKINSON, WILLIAM T. 201 South 18th street, Apt. 2409 Philadelphia PA 19103 STEP CLIMBING EXERCISE APPARATUS;STAK-STEP; STAKE STEP;
THE GREAT AMERICAN STEP STEP ON IT AMERICA WILKINSON, WILLIAM T. 201 South 18th street, Apt. 2409 Philadelphia PA 19103 STEP CLIMBING EXERCISE APPARATUS;
THE POWER STEP POSITIVE RESPONSE MARKETING, INC. 1975 North Topanga Canyon Blvd. Topanga CA 90290 step climbing exercise apparatus;STEP;
THE U-STEP THIS STEP'S FOR U WILKINSON, WILLIAM T. 201 South 18th street, Apt. 2409 Philadelphia PA 19103 STEP CLIMBING EXERCISE APPARATUS;THE YOU STEP THIS STEPS FOR YOU;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention relates to a standup exercise apparatus that simulates walking, jogging and climbing with arm exercise. More particularly, the present invention relates to an exercise machine having separately supported pedals for the feet and arm exercise coordinated with the motion of the feet. Elliptical cross trainers guide the feet along a generally elliptical shaped curve to simulate the motions of jogging and climbing. Existing elliptical cross trainers often use excessive pedal articulation which can overwork the ankle to achieve a longer stride. The present invention is an improved elliptical exercise machine capable of extended exercise with less pedal articulation that is more ankle friendly. One end of a foot support member has a pedal which follows elliptical motion while the other end is guided by a rocker link. A guide track moves up and down in rollable contact with the pedal to drive an alternator and flywheel. The resulting pedal motion is foot friendly. Handles are coordinated with the foot support members for arm exercise.