Patent # 6,878,101

Stationary exercise equipment invented to
accommodate those with physical limitations.
 
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See Colley's invention in 360 degrees movement.
With the Colleys invention the user can work one leg at a time while maintaining safe footing and balance by other.
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Invention Submission Corporation announces that one of its clients, an inventor from Detroit, Michigan has designed stationary fitness equipment especially for stroke patients or others who may have trouble using both legs at once.
 
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Control panel includes speed/incline buttons, a mileage/distance counter, speedometer, calorie counter, touch-sensitive pulse-reading device, a "CALL 911" emergency button, and on/off controls for each side of the treadmill

Handlebar assembly is wired to a hand-brake lever; Side supports are included for additional stability

Frontal portion includes holders for a magazine, cup and towel " Incorporated into each side of base is a small platform that accommodates the user's foot

With the platform in a raised position, individual can operate treadmill as if riding a conventional kick scooter (treadmill can be used in the conventional manner for walking or jogging with the platforms in their lowered or "stowed" positions