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Title:
A PARTITION, INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR CALLISTHENICS, AN EXERCISE DEVICE, ESPECIALLY FOR CALLISTHENICS, AND A SET COMPRISING OF A PARTITION WITH A DEVICE, ESPECIALLY FOR CALLISTHENICS
Document Type and Number:
WIPO Patent Application WO/2023/075617
Kind Code:
A1
Abstract:
The subject of the invention relates to a partition and a device, destined in particular for callisthenic exercises, and a set of a partition with a device, especially intended for callisthenic exercises, the partition consisting of at least two panels (1, 2), of which the side walls (7) with the tongues (8) made in them including the profiled recesses (9) and side walls (10) with profiled recesses (11, 11') made in them and the grooves (13) located under and above these recesses (11, 11') are connected to each other, forming at least one profile through-hole (23.23', 24.24'), and a blind rectangular channel (25) along the entire height (H) of these panels, whereas the groove (13) made in the side walls (10) of the panels (1,2) has a depth (K) smaller than the width (S1) of the tongue (8) entering into it, made on the side walls (7) of these panels, while the upper ends of the profile through-holes (23) are located at a height of H1 = from 2400 mm up to 3200 mm from the ground, while the minimum distance of the lower ends of the profile through holes (23') from the ground measures at least D = 230 mm, while the device has two identical profile tubular members (26 and 26') located on the opposite sides and placed parallel to each other, with its both front straight tubular members (27 and 27') also located parallel to each other and connected to each other by a horizontally oriented tubular element (28) forming a U-shaped profile (29) connected to properly bent further tubular sections (30 and 30'), (31 and 31'), (32 and 32'), (33 and 33'), (34), (35 and 35'), (36 and 36'), (37 and 37'), (38 and 38'), (39 and 39') bent between them at angles (α, β, γ, ε, z) creating a monolithic structure of this device.

Inventors:
DUDA KISIEL KINGA (PL)
Application Number:
PCT/PL2022/000060
Publication Date:
May 04, 2023
Filing Date:
October 21, 2022
Export Citation:
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Assignee:
DUDA KISIEL KINGA (PL)
International Classes:
A63B1/00; A63B17/04; A63B21/16; E04F15/04
Foreign References:
US9284736B12016-03-15
US20200030677A12020-01-30
US5441465A1995-08-15
CN103561825A2014-02-05
US6267711B12001-07-31
RU58311Y1
RU67848Y1
EP3424568A12019-01-09
US10758803B22020-09-01
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
CHRZANOWSKA, Małgorzata (PL)
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Claims:
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Patent claims A partition, especially for callisthenic exercises, consisting of wooden panels connected with each other by tongues and grooves, placed in mounting U-channels, fixed with screws to the floor and ceiling of the room, characterised in that it consists of at least two panels (1,2), the side walls (7) of which protrusions (8) made in them with profiled recesses (9) and side walls (10) with profiled recesses (11, 11 ’) made in them and the grooves (13) located under and above these recesses (11, 11’) are connected to each other to form at least one profile through hole (23, 23’, 24, 24’) and a blind rectangular channel (25) on the entire height (H) of these panels, while the groove (13) made on the side walls (10) of the panels (1,2) has a depth (K) smaller than the width (SI) of the tongue (8) that is entering it, made on the side walls (7) of these panels, and the upper ends of the profile through holes (23) are located at a height of Hl = from 2400 mm to 3200 mm from the ground, while the minimum distance of the lower ends of the profile through holes (23’) from the ground is at least D = 230 mm. A partition according to claim 1, is characterised in that it consists of seven interconnected panels (1,2), including four panels (1) with their shorter profiled recesses (11) and three panels (2) with their longer profiled recesses (11’) forming three shorter, through-profile holes (23.23’) of the same length and three longer, profile through holes (24, 24’) of the same length, with the upper ends of the two profile through holes (23) being located near the upper the ends (3) of the panels (1,2), while the lower end of the third profile through hole (23’) is located near the lower ends (5) of the panels (1,2), and the profile through holes (24) are facing each other and their upper ends overlap partially the lower ends of the profile through holes (23) and their lower ends partially overlap beyond outside the upper end of the profile through holes (24’), the lower end of which partially overlaps beyond the upper end of the profile through hole (23’).

3. A partition, according to claim 1, is characterised in that it consists of ten interconnected panels (1,2), including four panels (1) with their shorter profiled recesses (11) and six panels (2) with their longer profiled recesses (11 ’) forming four shorter, through-profile holes (23 23’) of the same length and five longer through-profile holes (24, 24’) ones of the same length, the upper ends of two opposing profile through holes (23) are located near the upper ends (3) of the panels (1,2), while the lower ends of the remaining two profile through holes (23’) are located near the lower ends (5) of the panels (1,2), while the profile through holes (24) are located opposite to each other and their upper ends partially overlap beyond the lower ends of the profile through holes (23) and their lower ends partially overlap beyond the upper ends of the three profile through holes (24’), lower ends of which partially overlap beyond the upper ends of the profile through holes (23’). . Partition according to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterised in that the profile through hole (23) located in the upper part of the partition forms a profiled recess (11) in the panel (1) connected to the profiled recess

(9) of the panel (2) or a combination of the profiled recess (11) of the panel (1) with a profiled recess (9) of the panel (2) rotated by 180° or a combination of the profiled recess (11) of the panel (1) with the profiled recess (9) of the panel (1) rotated by 180°. . Partition according to claim 1, 2 or 3, is characterised in that the profile through hole (23’) situated in the lower part of the partition forms a connection between the profiled recess (11) of the panel (1) rotated by 180° with the profiled recess (9) of the panel (2) or a combination of a profiled recess (11) of the panel (1) rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the panel (1) or a combination of a profiled recess (11) in the panel rotated by 180° (1) with a profiled recess (9). . Partition according to claim 1 or 2 or 3, is characterised in that the profile through-hole (24) located partially in the upper and middle portion of the partition forms a joint between the profiled recess (11 ’) of the panel (2) with the profiled recess (9) of the panel (1) rotated by 180° or a combination of the profiled recess (11’) of the panel (2) with the profiled recess (9) of the panel (2) rotated by 180°.

7. Partition according to claim 1 or 2 or 3, is characterised in that the profile through-hole (24’) located partially in the lower and middle portion of the partition forms a joint between the profiled recess (11’) of the panel (2) rotated by 180° with the profiled recess (9) of the panel (2) or a connection of a profiled recess (11’) in the panel (2) rotated by 180 ° with a profiled recess (9) of the panel (1) or a connection of a profiled recess (11 ’) of the panel (2) rotated by 180° with a profiled recess (9) the panel (1) rotated by 180°.

8. The partition according to any of the claims 1 - 7 characterised in that the profile through holes (23, 23’, 24, 24’) of the partition have a length L, LI = 400 mm - 1000 mm. 9. The partition according to any of the claims 1 - 7 characterised in that the groove (13) made on the side walls (10) of the panels (1,2) has a depth K = 20 mm and a width S2 = 20 mm.

10. The partition according to any of the claims 1 - 7 characterised in that the panels (1, 2) are made of solid mahogany wood or other hard wood. 11. The partition according to any of the claims 1 - 7 characterised in that the height of the panels (1, 2) is H = 2500 mm to 3500 mm, thickness G = 50 mm to 70 mm, and width S = 130 mm to 170 mm.

12. The partition according to any of the claims 1 - 7 characterised in that the upper ends (3) and lower ends (5) of the panels (1, 2) are placed in mounting U-channels (4,6) fastened with screws (20) through the holes (19) made in the bottoms of these strips and rubber washers (21) placed under these bottoms for the floor (22) and ceiling (22’), the mounting U- channels (4,6) being made of metal, preferably of stainless steel, both faces of which being plugged with locking elements (14) with washer faces (16), in which there are two threaded holes (17) for bolts (18) with metric threads and cylindrical heads for socket head cap bolts and screwed into the bottom of these strips. 3. An exercise device, especially for callisthenics, characterised in that it has two identical profiled tubular members (26 and 26’) placed opposite and parallel to each other, the two front straight tubular members (27 and 27’) also situated parallel are joined with each other by the means of a horizontally placed tubular member (28) forming a U-shaped profile (29) connected to suitably bent further tubular sections (30 and 30’), (31 and 31’), (32 and 32’), (33 and 33’), (34), (35 and 35’), (36 and 36’), (37 and 37’), (38 and 38’), (39 and 39’) bent between them at angles (a, 0, y , E, Z) 25 creating a monolithic structure of this device.

14. The device according to claim 13 characterised in that each of its profile tubular members (26 and 26’) are two suitably bent tubular members connected to each other creating the outline of the device, namely:

105 - two rear tubular sections (30 and 30’) arranged vertically and in parallel, whose upper ends are bent at an angle of a = 70°-75° transform into shorter tubular sections (31 and 31’), the opposite ends of which are bent at an angle of = 40°-50 °, creating longer tubular sections (32 and 32’), and their ends are bent at an angle of y = 65°-70°, transforming into vertical no tubular sections (33 and 33’), the lower ends of which bend towards each other and form a straight connecting tubular section (34) placed in parallel to the tubular section (28) of the U-shaped shape (29),

- both lower ends of the tubular sections (30 and 30’) are bent at an angle of s = 105°-l 10° and transform into the profile tubular sections (35 and 35’), the 15 opposite ends of which are bent into arches forming semi-circular bends of this tube (36 and 36’) connected to straight tubular sections (37, 37’) which are bent at an angle z = 75°-85° transforming into askew tubular sections (38 and 38’), the other ends of which are bent into an arch at an obtuse angle and transform into tubular sections (39 and 39’), the other ends of which are20 connected to both ends of the tubular members (27 and 27’) of the U-shaped profile (29), whereas both tubular members (27 and 27’) of the U-shaped profile (29) that go through the bend tubular sections (39, 38, 37) and the semi-circular tubular bends (36 and 36’), which through the tubular sections (35 and 35’) transform into the profile tubular members (26 and 26’)25 constitute the arms of this device with a width (M) equal to the width of the U-shaped profile (29).

15. The device according to claim 13 or 14, characterised in that it is made of a composite material.

16. The device according to claim 13 or 14 characterised in that it is made of30 carbon fibre or metal.

17. The device according to claim 13 characterised in that its height is N = 450 mm -550 mm, length O = 710 mm - 800 mm, the length of the front profile tubular section (27, 27’) is P = 440 mm - 460 mm, and the width of the U-shaped profile (29), and at the same time the width 5 of the spacing of the profile arms, is M = 500 mm - 650 mm, while the diameter of the tubular members is 32 mm.

18. A set comprising of a partition with a device for callisthenics, 26 characterised in that it consists of a partition (40) placed in the mounting U-channels (4 and 6) and attached to the floor (22) and the ceiling (22 ’) of the room (40) and the device (41) with the profile through holes (23, 23’, 24 and 24’) of this partition having a spacing adapted to the width (M) of the profile arms of the device (41) placed in these holes, in addition, the partition (40) comprises at least two panels (1,2), whose side walls (7) with protrusions (8) with profiled recesses (9) and side walls (10) with profiled recesses (11, 11’) and the grooves (13) made in them and located under and above these recesses (11, 11 ’), connected to each other to form at least one profile through hole (23,23’, 24,24’) and a blind rectangular channel (25) along the entire height (H) of these panels, while the groove (13) made on the side walls (10) of the panels (1,2) has a depth (K) smaller than the width (SI) of a protrusion (8) made on the side walls (7) of these panels, and the upper ends of the profile through holes (23) are located at a height of Hl = 2400 mm to 3200 mm from the ground, and the minimum distance of the lower ends of the profile through holes (23’) from the ground is at least D = 230 mm, while the device (41) has two identical profile tubular members (26 and 26’) placed opposite and parallel to each other, the two front straight tubular members (27 and 27’) running in parallel and connected to each other by a horizontally placed tubular member (28) forming a U-shaped profile (29), connected to the further suitably bent tubular sections (30 and 30’), (31 and 31 ’), (32 and 32’), (33 and 33’), (34), (35 and 35’), (36 and 36’), (37 and 37’), (38 and 38’), (39 and 39’) bent between them at angles (a, 0, y, £, z) forming a monolithic structure of this device. . The set comprising the partition including the device according to claim 18 characterised in that the partition (40) consists of seven interconnected panels (1,2), including four panels (1) with their shorter profiled recesses (11) and three panels (2) with their longer profiled recesses (11 ’) forming three shorter profile through holes (23.23’) of the same length and three longer profile through holes (24, 24’) of the same length, with the upper ends of the two profile through holes (23) being located near the upper ends (3) of the panels (1 and 2), while the lower end of the third profile through hole (23’) is located near the lower ends (5) of the panels (1 and 2), whereas the profile through holes (24) face each other and their upper ends partially overlap beyond the lower ends of the profile through holes (23) and their lower ends partially overlap beyond the upper end of the 27 profile through hole (24’), the lower end of which partially overlaps beyond the upper end of the profile through hole (23’).

20. The set comprising the partition including the device according to claim 18 characterised in that the partition (40) consists of ten panels (1,2) connected to each other, including four panels (1) with their shorter profiled recesses (11) and six panels (2) with their longer profiled recesses (11 ’) forming four shorter profile through holes (23,23’) of the same length and five longer profile through holes (24, 24’) of the same length, with the upper ends of two opposing profile through holes (23) located near the upper ends (3) of the panels (1 and 2), while the lower ends of the remaining two profile through holes (23’) are located near the lower ends (5) of the panels (1 and 2), and the profile through holes (24) are placed opposite each other and their upper ends partially overlap beyond the lower ends of the profile through holes (23) and their lower ends partially overlap beyond the upper ends of the three profile through holes (24’), the lower ends of which overlap partially behind the upper ends of profile through holes (23’).

21. The set comprising the partition including the device according to claim 18 or 19 or 20 characterised in that the profile through hole (23) in the partition (40) located in the upper part of the partition forms a profiled recess (11) in the panel (1) connected to a profiled recess (9) of the panel (2) or a combination of a profiled recess ( 11) of the panel (1) with a profiled recess (9) of the panel (2) rotated by 180° or a connection of the profiled recess (11) of the panel (1) with the profiled recess (9) of the panel (1) rotated by 180°.

22. The set comprising the partition including the device according to claim 18 or 19 or 20 characterised in that the profile through hole (23’) of the partition (40) located in the lower portion of the partition forms a connection of a profiled recess (11) of the panel (1) rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the panel (2) or a combination of a profiled recess (11) of the panel (1) rotated by 180° with the profiled recess (9) of the panel (1) or the combination of the profiled recess (11) of the panel (1) rotated by 180° with the profiled recess (9) of the panel (2) rotated by 180°. 3. The set comprising the partition including the device according to claim 18 or 19 or 20, characterised in that the profile through hole (24) located partially in the upper and middle part of the partition forms a connection between the profiled recess (11 ’) of the panel (2) with the profiled recess 28

(9) of the panel (1) rotated by 180° or connection of the profiled recess (11 ’) of the panel (2) with the profiled recess (9) of the panel (2) rotated by 180°.

24. The set comprising the partition including the device according to claim 18, 19 or 20, is characterised in that the profile through hole (24’) of the partition (40) located partially in the lower and middle part of the partition forms a connection between the profiled recess (11 ’) of the panel (2) rotated by 180° with the profiled recess (9) of the panel (2) or a connection of a profiled recess (11’) of the panel (2) rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the panel (1) or a connection of a profiled recess (11’) rotated by 180° of the panel (2) with a profiled recess (9) of the panel (1) rotated by 180°. 5. Set comprising of a partition including a device according to any of the claims 18 - 24 characterised in that the profile through holes (23,23’, 24,24’) of the partition (40) have a length L, LI = 400mm - 1000mm. 6. Set comprising of a partition including a device according to any of the claims 18 - 24 characterised in that the groove (13) of the partition (40) made on the side walls (10) of the panels (1, 2) has a depth of K = 20 mm and a width of S2 = 20 mm. 7. Set comprising of a partition including a device according to any of the claims 18 - 24 characterised in that the partition (40) panels (1, 2) are made of solid mahogany or other hard wood. 8. Set comprising of a partition including a device according to any of the claims 18-24, characterised in that the height of the panels (1,2) of the partition (40) is H = 2500 mm to 3500 mm, the thickness is G = 50 mm to 70 mm and the width is S = 130 mm. up to 170 mm. 9. Set comprising of a partition including a device according to any of the claims 18-24, characterised in that the upper ends (3) and lower ends (5) of the panels (1,2) of the partition (40) are placed in mounting U-channels (4,6) made of metal, preferably stainless steel, fixed to the floor (22) and ceiling (22’) of the room with screws (20) inserted into the holes (20) made in the bottoms of these mounting U-channels (4,6) and rectangular rubber washers (21), and both faces are plugged with locking elements (14) with washer faces (16), in which there are two threaded holes (17) for metric thread bolts (18) and socket head cap bolts. 0. The set comprising the partition including the device according to claim 18, characterised in that each of the profile tubular members (26 and 26’) 29 of the device (41) consists of two interconnected suitably bent tubular members creating the outline of the device, namely:

- two rear tubular sections (30 and 30’) arranged vertically and in parallel, whose upper ends are bent at an angle of a = 70°-75° transform into shorter tubular sections (31 and 31 ’), the opposite ends of which are bent at an angle of 40°-50 °, creating longer tubular sections (32 and 32’), and their ends are bent at an angle of y = 65°-70°, transforming into vertical tubular sections (33 and 33’), the lower ends of which bend towards each other and form a straight connecting tubular section (34) placed in parallel to the tubular section (28) of the U-shaped profile (29).

- both lower ends of the tubular sections (30 and 30’) are bent at an angle of s = 105°-110° and transform into tubular sections (35 and 35’), the opposite ends of which are bent into an arch, creating semi-circular bends of the tube (36 and 36’) connected to straight tubular sections (37, 37’), which are bent at an angle z = 75°-85° into askew tubular sections (38 and 38’), the other ends of which are arched at an obtuse angle and transform into tubular sections (39 and 39’), the opposite ends of which are joined with both ends of the tubular members (27 and 27’) of the U-shaped profile (29), whereas both tubular members (27 and 27’) of the U-shaped profile (29) passing through the tubular bends (39, 38, 37) and the semi-circular tubular bends (36 and 36’), which pass through tubular sections (35 and 35’) into profile tubular members (26 and 26’), and constitute the arms of this device with a width (M) equal to the width of the U-shaped profile (29). 1. The set comprising the partition including the device according to claim 18 or 30, characterised in that the device (41) is made of a composite material. 2. The set comprising the partition including the device according to claim 18 or 30, characterised in that the device (41) is made of carbon fibre or metal. 3. The set comprising the partition including the device according to claim 18 or 30 - 32, characterised in that the height of the device (41) is N =

450 mm -550 mm and its length is O = 710 mm- 800 mm, the length of the front profile tubular section (27,27’) being P = 440 mm - 460 mm, and the width of the U-shaped profile, and at the same time the width of the spacing of the profile arms, is M = 500 mm - 650 mm, and the diameter of the tubular members is 32 mm.

Description:
A partition, intended especially for callisthenics, an exercise device, especially for callisthenics, and a set comprising of a partition with a device, especially for callisthenics,

The subject of the invention is a partition and a device, intended specifically for callisthenic exercises, and a set comprising of a partition with a device, intended in particular for callisthenics with a variety of applications, mainly for training the entire body, which allows even development of larger muscle groups and has a positive effect on improving physical fitness.

There are many devices and instruments utilized mainly in weight rooms, used to build strength endurance using just own body weight.

As a rule, known devices or instruments are aimed at performing a specific type of exercise and they cannot be reconfigured in such a way that they can be used to exercise other parts of the body without additional attachments. However, such a great number of specialized equipment requires an adequate space, which, even in the case of a weight room, is a big accommodationspecific and logistic challenge. Nowadays, more and more people give up exercising at the gym and stock up on specialized equipment for weight exercises in their apartments, dealing with bulky and unsightly, oversized at times, equipment.

It is known from the publication on the following website htt s://www.k-s ort.com. l/ roduct- ol-258-zestaw-do-cwiczen-drazek- porecz-drabinka-kssl097.html ?rec= 101002102 (as at October 20, 2021) a wall-mounted exercise set consisting of: a bar, railing, ladder and bench. The proper configuration of the elements of this set allows the user to perform a variety of strength exercises as well as, for example, chin-ups, dips or fitness exercises, including those that utilize rubber bands or belts.

From the Polish description of the protective utility model RU58311Y1, an exercise device is known, intended for performing physical exercises, corrective exercises and also for rehabilitation exercises, especially by children. The device consists of at least two telescopic, height-adjustable racks, each supported by a supporting foot, while in the upper part portion each one has a multi-arm stabilizing support. In the extreme portion of each arm, each stabilizing support, there are bolted connectors terminated with friction discs used for expansion mounting of the rack.

A physical exercise device is known from the Polish description of the protective utility model RU67848Y1, the supporting structure of which has the form of a frame composed of two vertical beams and two horizontal beams - upper and lower one. There are supports screwed onto the outer vertical beams, the bases of which have holes for anchor bolts, while plates for fastening sub-assemblies are bolted to the central vertical beam, and in the lower part of the middle beam it is equipped with bushes, while an arm with hooks and lugs is attached to the upper horizontal beam. There are two rectangular holes at the ends of the central beam and circular through holes made in the walls arranged in the perpendicular plane, which are intended for mounting the exercise assemblies. The bottom beam, on the other hand, is provided with feet. An exercise device with such a supporting structure takes up a minimum amount of space in the premises where it is fitted. It has a stable structure and can be loaded asymmetrically.

Also known from the European patent description No. EP3424568 is an exercise device comprising lateral vertical shapes that can be mounted to a wall, and each of these shapes having a front guide bar for mounting the fastening elements for springs that enables sliding it up and down and an inner side guide bar for fastening the springs, attaching suitable slide plates of the end connectors of the respective exercise bars, the plates can be slided up and down and secured at any height by manually actuated mounting bolts. The device further comprises a mat that, when used, rests on the bottom bar and, when not in use, acts as the front cover of the device.

In turn, from the description of patent No. US10758803 there is known a portable, lightweight gymnastic structure, which consists of climbing walls and foot anchors ensuring its stability. Besides, this structure enables for different configurations for different age groups and skill. It comprises climbing walls that can be used as a slide or converted into a climbing wall with exchangeable climbing elements, whereas the climbing walls being removable panels with multiple openings for insertable climbing components configured to be arranged in a movable manner to form a variable configuration.

By the term “callisthenic exercises” used in the further content of the patent description, the claims and the abstract of description, it shall mean a physical activity consisting in resistance training based on exercises using one‘s own body weight, such as, for example, “push-ups”, “bridges”, “crunches” and “dips”.

On the other hand, the terms “panel 1” and “panel 2” should be understood as universal panels comprising seven- and ten-panel partitions, the rotation of which by 180° changes the location of their profiled recesses forming the openings.

The aim of the technical solution according to the invention is to develop a universal openwork partition intended, in particular, for callisthenics with the use of the device according to the invention as well as other known devices for strength exercises, and for fitness exercises with the use of, for example, resistance bands and belts.

The aim of the invention is also to develop a new, versatile and lightweight structure of a mobile exercise device, especially for callisthenics, which will allow to expand the range of devices used so far for training and muscle development, used for both outdoor and indoor exercise, for example in gyms or apartments.

A further aim of the invention is to provide a set consisting of a partition, the openwork structure of which will allow the device according to this invention to be placed in it in various configurations, depending on the type of exercise performed, as well as a simultaneous training of several users.

A partition, especially for callisthenic exercises, comprising of wooden panels connected with each other by the tongues and grooves, placed in the mounting U-channels, fastened with screws to the floor and ceiling of the room, is characterized in that it consists of at least two panels, the side walls of which have the tongues with profiled recesses made in them and the side walls with the profiled recesses made in them and the grooves located under and above these recesses are connected with each other to form at least one profile through hole and a blind rectangular channel along the entire height of these panels. The groove made in each one side wall of both panels has a depth smaller than the width of the tongue that enters it, made on the side walls of these panels, and the upper ends of the profile through holes are located at a height of 2400 mm to 3200 mm from the ground, while the minimum distance of the lower ends is the bottom profile through holes from the ground is at least 230 mm.

It is advantageous if the partition consists of seven interconnected panels, including four panels with their shorter profiled recesses and three panels with their longer profiled recesses forming three shorter profile through holes of the same length and three longer profile through holes of the same length, whereas the upper ends of the two profile through holes are located near the upper ends of the panels, while the lower end of the third profile through hole is located near the lower ends of the panels, and the profile through holes are located opposite to each other and their upper ends partially overlap beyond the lower ends of the upper profile through holes and their lower ends partially overlap beyond the upper end of a longer profile through hole, the lower end of which partially overlaps beyond the upper end of the lower profile through hole.

Preferably, the partition consists of ten interconnected panels, including four panels with their shorter profiled recesses and six panels with their longer profiled recesses forming four shorter profile through holes of the same length and five longer profile through holes of the same length. The upper ends of the two opposing profile through holes are located near the top ends of the panels, while the lower ends of the other two profile through openings are located near the lower ends of the panels, and the two longer profile through holes are placed opposite each other and their upper ends partially overlap beyond the lower ends of the upper profile through openings, and their lower ends overlap partially behind the upper ends of the three profile through openings, the lower ends of which overlap partially behind the upper ends of the lower profile through holes.

It is also advantageous if the profile through hole situated in the upper portion of the partition forms a profiled recess of the first panel connected with a profiled recess of the second panel or a connection of a profiled recess of the first panel with a profiled recess of the second panel rotated by 180° or a connection of a profiled recess of the first panel with a profiled recess of the first panel but this time rotated by 180°.

It is also advantageous when the profile through hole located in the lower portion of the partition forms a connection between a profiled recess of the first panel rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the second panel or a connection between a profiled recess of the first panel rotated by 180° and a profiled recess of the first panel or a connection between a profiled recess of the first panel rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the panel rotated by 180°.

It is beneficial that a profile through hole located partially in the upper and middle portion of the partition forms a connection between a profiled recess of the second panel and a profiled recess of the first panel rotated by 180° or a connection of a profiled recess of the second panel with a profiled recess of the second panel rotated by 180°.

It is also beneficial when a profile through hole located partially in the lower and middle part of the partition forms a connection of a profiled recess of the second panel rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the second panel or a connection of a profiled recess of the second panel rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the first panel or a connection of a profiled recess or a connection of a profiled recess of the second panel rotated by 180° with the profiled recess of first panel rotated by 180°.

It is beneficial that the profile through holes of the partition have a length of 400 mm to 1000 mm.

It is also beneficial if the groove made on the side walls of the partition panels has a depth of 20 mm and a width of 20 mm.

It is beneficial, the partition panels are made of solid mahogany or other hard wood. Preferably, the height of the partition panels is 2500 mm to 3500 mm, their thickness is 50 mm to 70 mm, and their width is 130 mm to 170 mm.

It is also beneficial if the upper ends and the lower ends of the partition panels are placed in mounting U-channels screwed with bolts via through holes made in the bottoms of these strips and rubber washers are placed under the bottoms of these strips against the floor and ceiling of the room. The mounting U-channels are made of metal, preferably of stainless steel, both faces of which are plugged with locking elements with washer faces, in which there are two threaded holes are made for metric thread socket head cap bolts and screwed into the bottom of these strips. In turn, the exercise device, destined especially for callisthenics, according to the invention is characterized in that it has two identical catching profile tubular members opposite and parallel to each other, whose two front straight tubular members also situated parallel to each other are connected with each other via horizontally arranged tubular members forming a U- shaped profile, connected with further suitably bent tubular sections at angles a, P, y, s and z, forming a monolithic structure of this device.

It is beneficial if each of the two catch-shaped tubular members of the device is made up of two suitably bent tubular members connected to each other forming its shape, namely:

- two rear vertical and arranged in parallel tubular sections, the upper ends of which are bent at an angle a = 70°-75°, transform into shorter tubular sections, the other ends of which are bent at an angle of P = 40°- 50° to form longer tubular sections, and their ends are bent at an angle of y = 65°-70° transform into vertical tubular sections whose lower ends are bent towards each other and form a straight connecting tubular section parallel to the horizontally arranged U-shaped profile tubular member,

— both lower ends of the longer straight tubular sections of the longer catching sections of the profile tubular members are bent at an angle of £ = 105°- 110° and transform into the profile tubular sections the other ends of which are bent to form semi-circular bends of the tube connected with successive straight tubular sections which are bent at an angle z = 75°-85° that transform into askew tubular sections, the opposite ends of which are bent at an obtuse angle that transform into successive tubular sections, the opposite ends of which are connected to both ends of the U-shaped profile tubular members, whereas both of the U-shaped profile tubular elements that pass through bent tubular sections and semi-circular tubular bends, which through the successive tubular sections pass transform into the catching tubular members, constitute the arms of this device with a width equal to the width of the U-shaped profile.

It is also beneficial if the device is made of a composite material, preferably of carbon fibre or metal.

It is also advantageous when the height of the device is 450 mm - 550 mm, the length is 710 mm - 800 mm, the length of the front tubular section is 440 mm - 460 mm, and the width of the U-shaped profile and the spacing of the profile arms is = 500 mm - 650 mm, and the diameter of the tubular members is 32 mm.

The set comprising of a partition with a device for callisthenics is characterized in that it consists of a partition placed in the mounting U- channels and attached to the floor and ceiling of the room and the device, whereas the profile through holes of this partition have a spacing adjusted to the width of the profile arms of the device placed in these holes. This partition consists of at least two panels, the side walls of which with tongues with profiled recesses made in them, and side walls with profiled recesses made in them and the tongues located under and above these recesses, are connected with each other to form at least one profile through hole, and a blind rectangular channel along the entire height of the panels, while the groove made on the side walls of the panels having a depth smaller than the width of the tongue that enters it on the other side walls of these panels. The upper ends of the upper profile through holes are located at a height of 2400 mm to 3200 mm from the ground, and the minimum distance of the lower ends of the profile through holes from the ground is at least 230 mm. In turn, the device of this set has two identical catching profile tubular members opposite and parallel to each other, the two front straight tubular members of which, also situated parallel to each other, are connected to each other by a horizontally placed tubular member forming a U-shaped profile, connected to further suitably bent tubular sections at angles a, 0, y, g and z, creating a monolithic structure of this device.

It is beneficial when the partition of the set consists of seven interconnected panels, including four panels with their shorter profiled recesses and three panels with their longer profiled recesses forming three shorter profile through holes of the same length and three longer profile through holes of the same length, whereas the upper ends of the two through profiled recesses are located near the upper ends of the panels, while the lower end of the third through profile hole is located near the bottom ends of the panels, and the profile through holes are opposite to each other and their upper ends partially overlap beyond the lower ends of the upper profile through holes and their lower ends partially overlap beyond the upper end of the longer profile hole, the lower end of which partially overlaps beyond the upper end of the lower profile through hole.

It is beneficial that the partition of the set consists of ten interconnected including four panels with their shorter profiled recesses and six panels with their longer profiled recesses forming four shorter profile through holes of the same length and five longer profile through holes of the same length. The upper ends of the two opposing profile through holes are located near the top ends of the panels, while the lower ends of the other two profile through holes are located near the lower ends of the panels, and the two longer profile through holes are opposite each other and their upper ends partially overlap beyond the lower ends of the upper profile through holes, and their lower ends overlap partially behind the upper ends of the three profile through holes, the lower ends of which overlap partially behind the upper ends of the lower profile through holes.

It is also beneficial if the profile through hole situated in the upper portion of the partition of the set forms a profiled recess of the first panel connected with a profiled recess of the second panel or a connection of a profiled recess of the first panel with a profiled recess of the second panel rotated by 180° or a connection of a profiled recess of the first panel with a profiled recess of the first panel but this time rotated by 180°.

It is also beneficial when the profile through hole located in the lower portion of the partition of the set forms a connection between a profiled recess of the first panel rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the second panel or a connection between a profiled recess of the first panel rotated by 180° and a profiled recess of the first panel or a connection between a profiled recess of the first panel rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the panel rotated by 180°.

It is beneficial that a profile through hole located partially in the upper and middle portion of the partition of the set forms a connection between a profiled recess of the second panel and a profiled recess of the first panel rotated by 180° or a connection of a profiled recess of the second panel with a profiled recess of the second panel rotated by 180°.

It is also beneficial when a profile through hole located partially in the lower and middle part of the partition of the set forms a connection of a profiled recess of the second panel rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the second panel or a connection of a profiled recess of the second panel rotated by 180° with a profiled recess of the first panel or a connection of a profiled recess or a connection of a profiled recess of the second panel rotated by 180° with the profiled recess of first panel rotated by 180°.

It is beneficial that the profile through holes of the partition of the set have a length of 400 mm to 1000 mm.

It is also beneficial if the groove made on the side walls of the panels of the partition of the set has a depth of 20 mm and a width of 20 mm.

It is beneficial, the panels of the partition of the set are made of solid mahogany or other hard wood.

It is beneficial, if the height of the panels of the partition of the set is 2500 mm to 3500 mm, their thickness is 50 mm to 70 mm, and their width is 130 mm to 170 mm.

It is also beneficial if the upper ends and the lower ends of the panels of the partition of the set are placed in the mounting U-channels made of metal, preferably stainless steel, fixed to the floor and ceiling of the room by means of screws inserted into the holes in the bottoms of these mounting U-channels and rectangular rubber washers, and both of their faces are closed with locking elements with washer faces, in which two threaded holes are made for metric thread socket head cap bolts.

It is beneficial if each of the two catching tubular members of the device of the set is made up of two suitably bent tubular members connected to each other forming its shape, namely:

- two rear vertical and arranged in parallel tubular sections, the upper ends of which are bent at an angle a = 70° -75°, transform into shorter tubular sections, the other ends of which are bent at an angle of 0 = 40°- 50° to form longer tubular sections, and their ends are bent at an angle of y = 65°-70° transforming into vertical tubular sections whose lower ends are bent towards each other and form a straight connecting tubular section parallel to the horizontally arranged U-shaped profile tubular profile member,

- both lower ends of the longer tubular sections of the long catching sections of the profile tubular members are bent at an angle of e = 105°- 110° and transform into the profile tubular sections, the other ends of which are suitably bent, creating semi-circular bends of the tube connected with successive straight tubular sections, which are bent at the angle of z = 75°-85° transforming into askew tubular sections, the other ends of which are bent at an obtuse angle and transform into successive tubular sections, the opposite ends of which are connected to both ends of the U-shaped profile tubular members, both of which U- shaped profile tubular members that pass through bent tubular sections and semi-circular tubular bends, which pass through successive tubular sections and transform into the catching tubular members, constitute the arms of this device with a width equal to the width of the U-shaped profile.

It is also beneficial if the device of the set is made of a composite material, preferably of carbon fibre or metal.

It is also beneficial if the height of the device of the set is 450 mm - 550 mm, the length is 710 mm - 800 mm, the length of the front tubular section is 440 mm - 460 mm, and the width of the U-shaped profile and the spacing of the profile arms is = 500 mm - 650 mm, and the diameter of the tubular members is 32 mm.

The openwork structure of the partition according to the invention, composed of suitably profiled universal panels of mahogany wood, the rotation of which by 180° changes the position of their profiled recesses creating holes, placed in the mounting U-channels attached to the floor and ceiling with screws at an appropriate distance from the walls of the room, allows for its double-sided use, both for attaching various exercise devices, especially for callisthenics, and makes this partition a decorative element that blends perfectly with any interior. Callisthenics has a positive effect on the human vascular system and shapes muscles, enhances balance, agility and coordination.

The suitably selected shape of the device according to the invention allows it to perform various functions, for example as a device attached to a partition according to the invention, it fulfils the functions of a bar, handrail or grips or as a standalone mobile device (not connected to the partition), it can perform a static function, enabling exercises such as: upholding (stabilization), front, back and side supports, jumps and exercises to strengthen the core muscles (e.g. crunches). In addition, making the device of carbon resulted in a significant reduction in its weight compared to known devices of this type, which significantly facilitates its moving to any place where exercise would be performed, for example outdoors.

On the other hand, the possibility of freely combining the individual panels of the partition allows it to be optimally utilized for exercises using the device according to the invention in several variants with regard to its placement in the holes in the said partition.

A partition set with a device, especially for callisthenic exercises, according to the invention can be used both in a closed and semi-open space, i.e. a home atrium, as well as outdoors (e.g. in a garden), ensuring the comfort of people using it. The exercises performed on the set according to the invention differ from typical weight room workouts and enable independent training at any time, in the privacy of your home, without having to resort to the assistance of personal trainers and weight room personnel. This set also allows the use of the partition on both sides and simultaneous training of several people.

The subject of the invention, m its exemplary embodiments, is shown in Figures 1-39, in which Figure 1 shows a partition consisting of seven panels including two types of panels enabling the change of location of their trapezoidal recesses, in a perspective view, Figure 2 - the same partition in front view, fig. 2’- enlarged “B” detail of two panels connected with each other with recesses forming a profile through hole, shown in fig. 2, fig. 3 - the same partition in the unfolded state of its components, in a front view, fig. 4 - the same partition in the folded state attached to the floor and ceiling of the room, in front view, fig. 5 - a first universal panel selected from seven panels of the partition shown in fig. 3, in perspective view, fig. 6 - the same panel in a front view, fig. 7 - the same panel in a side view, fig. 8 - the same panel in an opposite side view, fig. 9 - the same panel in a bottom view, fig. 10 - second universal bottom panel selected from the seven panels of the partition shown in fig.3, in perspective view, fig.11 - same panel in front view, fig.12 - same panel in side view, fig.13 - same panel in an opposite side view fig. 14 - the same panel in a bottom view, fig. 15 - the first universal panel shown in fig. 5 rotated by 180°, fig. 16 - the second universal panel shown in fig. 10 also rotated by 180°, Fig. 17 - one of the U-channels mounting the lower and upper ends of universal panels in a perspective view, fig. 18 - the same U-channel in an exploded state of its components in a perspective view, fig. 19 - the same strip in a top view, Fig. 20 - the same strip in a bottom view, Fig. 21 - a partition consisting of seven panels mounted in a mounting U-channel in a top view, Fig. 22 - a partition consisting of ten panels also including two types of universal panels used in a seven-panel partition in the perspective view, Fig. 23 - the same partition in the front view, Fig. 23’- enlarged “C” detail of two panels joined together with recesses forming a profiled through hole, shown in Fig. 23, Fig. 24 - the same partition in the exploded view of its components, fig. 25 - the same partition in the folded state attached to the floor of the room and its ceiling in front view, fig. 26 - one of the U-channels mounting the lower and upper ends of the panels, in the perspective view, fig. 27 - the same strip in the exploded state of its components in a perspective view, fig. 28 - the same strip in a top view, fig. 29 - the same strip in the bottom view, fig. 30 - shows a callisthenics device in the perspective view, fig. 31 - same device in side view, fig. 32 - same device in top view, fig. 33 - same device in vertical section along A-A line, fig. 34 shows a partition set composed of seven panels with a mounted callisthenics device in a perspective view, Fig. 35 is a perspective view of a ten-panel partition assembly with exemplary embodiments of the mounting of a callisthenics device in a perspective view, and Fig. 36-39 demonstrate exemplary uses of the device mounted in the partition, acting as a bar, handrail, handles and in a static function.

Example 1

A partition according to the first version of its implementation, shown in Figures 1-16, consists of seven panels 1 and 2 connected to each other by tongues and grooves, made of mahogany, with a height H = 2650 mm, thickness G = 50 mm and width S = 130 mm, the upper ends 3 of which are placed in the upper mounting U-channel 4, and the lower ends 5 of which are placed in the identical lower mounting U-channel 6. One side wall 7 of the panel 1 in its central portion and along its entire length has a rectangular tongue 8 with a width SI = 37 mm and a thickness G1 = 20 mm, which at a distance of D = 230 from the lower end 5 of the panel 1 has a trapezoidal recess 9. with a width of S2 = 17 mm and a length of L’= 2190 mm. The second side wall 10 of this panel at a distance of DI = 2016 mm from its lower end 5 has a trapezoidal recess 11 with rounded comers 12 of the length L = 400 mm and depth g = 35 mm, while the remaining part of this wall above and below the recess 11 has a rectangular groove 13, with a depth K = 20 mm and width S2 = 20 mm. In turn, panel 2 has a design similar to panel 1, the difference between them being that its side wall 10 has a trapezoidal recess 11 ’ made at a distance of D2 = 530 mm from the lower end 5 of the panel 2 with a length of LI = 1000 mm.

Each of the mounting U-channels 4 and 6 consists of an element with a U-shaped profile, both ends of which are blanked off with double-sided locking elements 14, having a rectangular plate-shaped element 15 adjacent to the faces of this strip, and an internal washer face 16 embedded inside the strip, while the upper ends of the washer faces 16 have two threaded holes 17 for metric thread socket head cap bolts 18, while the horizontally located bottom of the mounting U-channel 4 and 6 has through holes 19, evenly spaced along its length, for mounting screws 20, and located underneath it on the bottom, rectangular rubber washers 21 placed between these strips and the floor 22 and the ceiling 22’ of the room. Mounting U-channels have a length of I = 820 mm and a width of T = 60 mm and are made of stainless steel.

The method of assembling this partition from panels made in such a way consists in the fact that the mounting U-channels 4 and 6 are screwed by means of screws 20 via through holes 19 made in their bottoms and rubber washers 21 placed under their bottom to the floor 22 and ceiling 22’ of the room at a distance from its walls allowing free training both on one side and on the other side of the partition, and locking elements 14 are screwed on one side of the mounting U-channels 4 and 6, and then the panels 1 and 2 are inserted, respectively, so that the panel 2 is pushed against the panel 1, whereas in the groove 13 of the panel 1 the grooves 8 of the panel are inserted, and the trapezoidal recess 11 of the panel 1 together with the corresponding trapezoidal portion of the recess 9 of the panel 2 forms an elongated through hole 23 with a length L = 400, and then the panel 1 but this time rotated by 180° is inserted into the panel 2, and as a result of this an elongated through hole 24 with a length of LI = 1000mm is formed between the panels thus connected, and then into this panel yet another panel 2 is inserted, as a result of which an elongated through hole 23 ’ is formed between these two panels at the bottom portion of the partition, and then another panel 2 is inserted into panel 2, but this time rotated by 180°, as a result of which an another elongated through hole 24 is formed, and then another panel 1 is inserted into the rotated panel 2 forming an elongated through hole 24’ located at a distance of D2 = 530 mm from the lower end 5 of that panel, and then another panel 1 rotated by 180° is inserted into and as a result, another elongated through hole 23 is formed between the panels so connected, as a result of such a connection of four panels 1 with their shorter profiled recesses 11 and three panels 2 with their longer profiled recesses 11 , three shorter, of the same length, through profile holes 23 and 23’ were formed and three longer, of the same length, profile through holes 24 and 24’, whereas the upper ends of the two profile through holes 23 are located near the upper ends 3 of the panels 1 and 2, while the lower end of the third profile through hole 23’ is located near the lower ends 5 of the panels 1 and 2, and the profile through holes 24 face each other and their upper ends partially overlap beyond the lower ends of the profile through holes 23 and their lower ends partially overlap beyond the upper end of the profile through opening 24’, the lower end of which partially overlaps beyond the upper end of the profile through opening 23’, and furthermore between the seven panels 1 and 2 thus connected to each other under and a decorative, blind rectangular channel 25 is formed over the holes 23, 23’, 24 and 24’ over the entire height of these panels. After the seven panels 1 and 2 have been assembled this way, the opposite ends of the mounting U-channels 4 and 6 are secured with locking elements 14.

Example 2 The partition according to the second embodiment of its design is shown in Fig. 22-29 is similar to the partition according to the first embodiment of its design, and the difference between them lies in that in the latter embodiment, the partition consists of ten panels 1 and 2 connected with each other by means of a tongue-to-groove joint placed in the mounting U- channels 4 and 6, the assembly method of which is similar to that described in example 1, where the 180° rotated panel 2 is pushed against panel 1, and the consecutive panel 2, into which another panel 1 rotated by 180 0 is inserted, which connects with the analogously rotated panel 2, and then panel 1 is inserted connected to panel 2 rotated by 180°, to which panel 2 is connected, to which the panel 1, rotated by 180°, is connected with yet another panel 1. As a result of such combination of panels 1 and 2, including four panels 1 with their shorter profiled recesses 11 and six panels 2 with their longer profiled recesses 11 ’ forming four shorter profile through holes 23 and 23 ’ of the same length and five longer profile through holes 24 and 24’ of the same length, the upper ends of two opposing profile through holes 23 located near the upper ends 3 of panels 1 and 2, while the lower ends of the two remaining profile through holes 23’ are located near the lower ends 5 of panels 1 and 2, while the through profile holes 24 are placed opposite each other with their upper ends partially overlapping beyond the lower ends of the profile through holes 23 and their lower ends overlap partially beyond the upper ends of the three profile through holes 24’, the lower ends of which partially overlap beyond the upper ends of the profile through holes 23’. As a result of such a connection of panels 1 and 2, a decorative, blind rectangular channel 25 was formed between these two panels.

In this design embodiment, the mounting U-channels had a design similar to that of the mounting U-channels described in the first example, and their length was I = 1320 mm and they were made of metal.

In further design embodiments of the partitions according to the invention, their panels 1 and 2, not shown in the drawing, had a height of H = 2500 or H = 3500 mm, a thickness of G = 70 mm and a width of S = 170 mm, and the length of the mounting U-channels was adjusted to the number of panels 1 and 2 installed in them, whereas the upper ends of the holes 23 being located respectively at a height Hl = 2400 mm to 3200 mm from the ground 22 of the room and the lower ends of the openings 23’.

It is obvious that the partition according to the invention may consist of two panels 1 or two panels 2 or any number and combination of panels 1 and 2, and its length and width are adjustable to the needs of its users.

The partition according to the invention, described in examples 1 and 2, enables callisthenic training with the use of, for example, belts, bands, resistance rubber bands, and as a wall, it enables performing exercises such as: upholding, supporting (stabilization), front, back and side supports, jumping, and exercises to strengthen the core muscles (e.g. crunches).

In turn, as shown in Fig. 30-33, a callisthenic exercise device made of carbon fibre using the Prepreg / Autoclave technology (production with the use of prepregs, i.e. layers of carbon fibre that are saturated with resin already at the production stage of the raw material. The resin protects the fibres against damage and gives them proper viscosity, which facilitates the adhesion of fabrics to the mould surface) has two identical profile tubular elements 26 and 26’ opposite and parallel to each other, both front straight tubular elements 27 and 27’ of which, also situated opposite each other, are connected to each other by a horizontally positioned tubular member 28 forming a U- shaped profile 29, and at the same time a monolithic structure of this device. In turn, each of the profile tubular members 26 and 26’ of this device are suitably bent tubular sections connected to each other, namely:

- two rear vertically and arranged in parallel tubular sections 30 and 30’, the upper ends of which bent at an angle a = 70° transform into shorter tubular sections 31 and 31 ’, the other ends of which are bent at an angle of p = 40° to form longer tubular sections 32 and 32’, and their ends are bent at an angle of y = 65° transforming into vertical pipe sections 33 and 33’, the lower ends of which bend towards each other and form a straight connecting tubular section 34 parallel to the tubular section 28 of the U-shaped profile 29, while

- both lower ends of the tubular sections 30 and 30’ are bent at an angle of e = 105° and transform into the tubular sections 35 and 35’, the other ends of which are bent into arches to form semi-circular bends of the tube 36 and 36’ connected to the straight tubular sections 37, 37’, which are bent at an angle z = 75° transform into askew tubular sections 38 and 38’, the other ends of which are bent into arch at an obtuse angle and transform into tubular sections 39 and 39’, the other ends of which are connected to both ends of the tubular members 27 and 27’ of the U- shaped profile 29, the tubular members 27 and 27’ of the U-shaped profile 29 extending through the bent tubular sections 39, 38, 37 and the semi-circular bends 36 and 36’ which through the tubular sections 35 and 35’ transforming into the profile tubular members 26 and 26’ are the arms of this device with a width M equal to the width of the U- shaped profile 29.

The total height of the device built in this way is N = 450 mm, and its length O = 700 mm, whereas the length of the frontal device being of the straight tubular member 27, 27’ is P = 440 mm, and the width of the U-shaped element 29 and the spacing of the profile arms is M = 500 mm, and the diameter of the tubular members of this device is 32 mm.

In another embodiment of a device not shown in the drawing, the respective bending angles of the tubular members of the device according to the invention were: a = 75°, p = 50°, y = 70°, £ = 110°, z = 85°, and the overall height of the device was N = 550 mm and its length O = 800 mm, the length of the front straight tubular member 27, 27’ was P = 460 mm, and the width of the U-shaped element 29 and the spacing of the profile arms was M = 650 mm, and the diameter of the tubular members of this device was 32mm.

The device according to the invention, in other examples, was made of other composite materials or metal while also providing the expected results.

Such a design of the device according to the invention enables performing of functional exercises with the use of one‘s own body weight, as well as isometric exercises and exercises that utilize the ground plane, including holding the handrails of the device with both hands; such as triceps dips, half moon, jumps, dodging, mountain climbing, upholding, supporting (by the height of the seat), transitions from half moon, transitions from handstand, planche with straight back and bent legs, planche with one leg extended, straddle planche, transition from tuck planche, transition from pushup, inclination in front support, frog stand, tuck planche, push-up in front support, front half lever, L-sit scissors, L-sit leg extensions.

A partition set with a device, especially for callisthenic exercises, shown in Figures 34 and 35 comes in form of a partition 40 (described in two embodiments and shown in Figures 1-16 and Figures 22-25) attached to the floor 22 and ceiling 22 of the room by means of screws 20 inserted in the holes 20 made in the bottoms of the mounting U-channels 4 and 6 and rectangular rubber washers 21, the ends of which are secured with locking elements 14, and the device 41 (described in two design embodiments and shown in fig. 30- 33), whereas the arms of the device 41 are inserted into the profile through holes 23, 23’, 24 and 24’ of the partition 40.

The partition 40 of this set according to the first embodiment, shown in Fig. 34 and Figs. 1-16 consists of seven panels 1 and 2 connected with each other by the tongue-and-groove method, panels being made of mahogany wood, with a height of H = 2650 mm, thickness G = 50 mm and width S = 130 mm, the upper ends of which 3 are placed in the upper mounting U-channel 4, and the lower ends 5 are placed in the identical lower mounting U-channel 6. One side wall 7 of the panel 1 in its central portion and along its entire length has a rectangular tongue 8 with a width of SI = 37 mm and a thickness of G1 = 20 mm which, at a distance of D = 230 from the lower end 5 of the panel 1, has a trapezoidal recess 9 with a width S2 = 17 mm and a length L’= 2190 mm. The second side wall 10 of this panel at a distance of DI = 2016 mm from the lower end 5 of the panel 1 has a trapezoidal recess 11 with rounded comers 12 of the length L = 400 mm and depth g = 35 mm, while the remaining portion of this wall above and below the recess 11 has a rectangular groove 13 with a depth K = 20 mm and a width S2 = 20 mm.

In turn, panel 2 is similar in structure to panel 1 , the difference between them being that its side wall 10 has a trapezoidal recess 11 ’, but made at a distance of D2 = 530 mm from the lower end 5 of the panel 2 with a length of LI = 1000 mm.

In this first design embodiment, the partition 40 of this set consists of four panels 1 with their shorter profiled recesses 11 and three panels 2 with their longer profiled recesses 11 forming three shorter profile through holes 23 and 23’ of the same length and three longer profile through holes 24 and 24’ of the same length, whereas the upper ends of the two profile through holes 23 are located near the upper ends 3 of the panels 1 and 2, while the lower end of the third profile through hole 23 ’ is located near the lower ends 5 of the panels 1 and 2, and the profile through holes 24 are opposite each other and then- upper ends partially overlap beyond the lower ends of the through profile holes 23 and their lower ends partially overlap beyond the upper end of the profile through hole 24’, the lower end of which partially overlaps beyond the upper end of the profile through hole 23’.

Each of the mounting U-channels 4 and 6 consists of an element with a U-shaped profile, both ends of which are blanked off with double-sided locking elements 14, having a rectangular plate-shaped element 15 adjacent to the faces of this strip, and an internal washer face 16 embedded inside the strip, while the upper ends of the washer faces 16 have two threaded holes 17 for metric thread socket head cap bolts 18, while the horizontally located bottom of the mounting U-channel 4 and 6 has through holes 19, evenly spaced along its length, for mounting screws 20, and located underneath it on the bottom, rectangular rubber washers 21 placed between these strips and the floor 22 and the ceiling 22’ of the room. Mounting U-channels have a length of I = 820 mm and a width of T = 60 mm and are made of stainless steel.

In turn, the partition 40 of this set according to the second embodiment thereof shown in Fig. 35 and Fig. 22-25 is similar to the partition according to the first embodiment presented, the difference between them being that in the latter embodiment, a composite partition wall is made of ten panels 1 and 2 located in the mounting U-channels 4 and 6, including four panels 1 with their shorter profiled recesses 11 and six panels 2 with their longer profiled recesses 11 ’ forming four shorter profile through holes 23.23’ of the same length and five longer profile through holes 24, 24’ of the same length, whereas the upper ends of two opposing profile through holes 23 are located near the upper ends 3 of panels 1 and 2, while the lower ends of the two remaining profile through holes 23’ are located near the lower ends 5 of panels 1 and 2, and the profile through holes 24 are positioned opposite to each other and their upper ends overlap partially beyond the lower ends of the profile through holes 23 and their lower ends partially overlap beyond the upper ends of the three profile through holes 24’, the lower ends of which overlap partially beyond the upper ends of the profile through holes 23’. In this embodiment of the design of the partition 40 of the set, the mounting U-channels had a design similar to that of the mounting U-channels described in the first example, and their length was I = 1320 mm and they were made of metal.

In further embodiments of the design of the partition 40 of the set according to the invention, their panels 1 and 2, not shown in the drawing, had a height of H = 2500 or H = 3500 mm, a thickness of G = 70 mm and a width of S - 170 mm, and the length of the mounting U-channels was adjusted to the number of panels 1 and 2 installed in them, whereas the upper ends of the holes 23 being located respectively at a height Hl = 2400 mm to 3200 mm from the ground 22 of the room.

It is obvious that the partition 40 according to the invention may consist of two panels 1 or two panels 2 or any number and combination of panels 1 and 2, and its length and width are adjustable to the needs of its users.

In turn, the device of this set especially for callisthenic exercises, made of carbon fibre (carbon) with the Prepreg / Autoclave technology (production with the use of prepregs, i.e. layers of carbon fibre that are saturated with resin already at the production stage of the raw material. The resin protects the fibres against damage and gives them proper viscosity, which facilitates the adhesion of fabrics to the mould surface) has two identical profile tubular elements 26 and 26’ opposite and parallel to each other, both front straight tubular elements 27 and 27’ of which, also situated opposite each other, are connected to each other by a horizontally positioned tubular member 28 forming a U-shaped profile 29, and at the same time a monolithic structure of this device. In turn, each of the profile tubular members 26 and 26’ of this device are suitably bent tubular sections connected to each other, namely:

- two rear vertically and placed in parallel tubular sections 30 and 30’, the upper ends of which bent at an angle a = 70° transform into shorter tubular sections 31 and 31’, the opposite ends of which are bent at an angle of 0 = 40° to form longer tubular sections 32 and 32’, with their ends bent at an angle of y = 65° transforming into vertical tubular sections 33 and 33’, the lower ends of which bent towards each other and forming a straight connecting tubular section 34 parallel to the tubular section 28 of the U-shaped profile 29, while

- both lower ends of the tubular sections 30 and 30’ are bent at an angle of 8 = 105° and transform into the tubular sections 35 and 35’, the other ends of which are bent into arches to form semi-circular bends of the tube 36 and 36’ connected to the straight tubular sections 37, 37’, which are bent at an angle z = 75° to become askew tubular sections 38 and 38’, the other ends of which are bent into arch at an obtuse angle and transform into tubular sections 39 and 39’, the other ends of which are connected to both ends of the U-shaped profile tubular members 27 and 27’, whereas the U-shaped profile tubular members 27 and 27’ passing through the bent tubular sections 39, 38, 37 and semi-circular bends 36 and 36’, which pass through the tubular sections 35 and 35’ transform into the profile tubular elements 26 and 26’ constitute the arms of this device with a width M equal to the width of the U-shaped profile 29.

The total height of the device built in this way is N = 450 mm, and its length O = 700 mm, whereas the length of the frontal device being of the straight tubular member 27, 27’ is P = 440 mm, and the width of the U-shaped element 29 and the spacing of the profile arms is M = 500 mm, and the diameter of the tubular members of this device is 32 mm.

The device of this set, in its second embodiment, not shown in the drawing, was similar to the device according to its first version, with the respective bending angles of the tubular elements of this device being: a = 75°, P = 50°, y = 70°, E = 110°, z = 85°, whereas the overall height of the device was N = 550 mm and its length O = 800 mm, the length of the front straight tubular element 27, 27’ was P = 460 mm and the width of the U- shaped element 29 and thus the spacing of the profile arms was M = 650 mm, and the diameter of the tubular members of this device was 32 mm.

As shown in Fig. 34, in the partition 40 (according to its first embodiment) fixed to the floor 22 and ceiling 22’ of the room, at a distance from its side walls, tubular profile members 26 and 26’ terminated with profile arms 35, 35’, 36 and 36’ of the device 41 were placed in two openings 23 located in the upper portion of this partition, so that the tubular members 26 and 26’ with their profile arms 35, 35’, 36 and 36’ were on one side of the partition, and the U-shaped profile 29 of this device was located on the other side of the partition 40. Such positioning of the device 41 made it possible to perform exercises on both sides of the partition 40 using the various functions of this device.

In turn, as shown in Fig. 35, in a similarly mounted partition 40 with ten panels (1 and 2), in its holes 23, 23’, 24 and 24’, three identical devices 41 were placed at the same time, in different arrangement configurations of their profile tubular members, so that they acted as handles, handrails, bars and provide a static function, which allowed the maximum use of the set according to the invention in training the entire body, from warming up consisting in stretching and warming up the muscles to exercises of various difficulty levels depending on the creativity of the exercising person.

It is obvious that in this second embodiment of the partition 40 of the set according to the invention, it is possible to place one or two devices 41 in different configurations in the holes 23, 23’, 24 and 24’. The set of the partition and the device according to the invention allows the use of various functions of this device and the performance of the following exemplary exercises:

— in a bar function:

- hangs,

- pull-ups (overgrip, undergrip, side grip),

- support, backrest (stabilization),

— in a handrail function:

- half hangs,

- dips,

- pull-ups, - rowing in a semi-suspended position,

- support, backrest (stabilization function),

— in a function of handles,

- hangs in the support (vertical grip, horizontal grip),

- pull-ups in the support (vertical grip),

- support, backrest (stabilization),

- push-ups

- in a static function (mobile device disassembled) and as a wall

- upholding, supporting (stabilization),

- front, back and side supports,

- jumps,

- exercises to strengthen the postural muscles (e.g. crunches), as for example shown in Fig. 36-39.

The set according to the invention allows for the simultaneous performance of exercises that utilize other exercise accessories, for example, belts, bands, resistance rubber bands fixed in the profile through holes 23, 23’, 24 and 24’ of the partition 40.

The invention should not be limited to the examples of its design described below. The embodiments are provided so that disclosure of the invention is full and complete, and will fully convey the scope of the invention to those skilled in the art.

The presented embodiments do not exhaust all possible solutions falling within the scope of the essence of the invention.