Abstract: An improved exercise apparatus including a resistance training assembly coupled within an exercising shoe. The exercise shoe has a durable heel portion including a hollow placement slot having a contoured interior cavity for accepting the resistance training assembly. The interior cavity includes an upper and lower surface each having a pin hole. The assembly includes a detachable handle, a retractable wheel coil having a durable locking center pin, a retractable mechanism, and a locking mechanism. A segment of strap material, namely a resistance band, has a first end removably coupled to the locking center pin, and a second end removably coupled to a detachable handle. The detachable handle has a hollow interior grip portion. A cover removably fastens over the detachable handle and the hollow placement slot.

Abstract: A novel electrolyte system technology, based on a supercritical fluid solvent using any of a variety of conventional dissolved species with organic salts, hydrates and aqueous-based systems being preferred, that is useful in a variety of electrochemical applications, including batteries, capacitors, fuel cells, sensors, fusion reactors and other similar types of electrolytic cells.

Abstract: A dispensing apparatus and method for the inoculation of a bioremediation agent into a waste stream, including but not limited to sludge or oil. The apparatus is capable of generating and maintaining a continuous release of decomposing bacteria, and living organisms, into a septic tank of sewage treatment system each time a toilet is flushed, or a boat bilge is pumped. The dispensing apparatus and method also provides a solid or liquid inoculate introduced directly into the apparatus for release into the waste stream slowly and continuously over time.

Abstract: An improved golf club grip, adaptable to a golf club shaft, which promotes a more correct grip positioning, having a grip body, having a longitudinal axis, a top end with a first diameter and a flared cap with outwardly disposed sides attached thereto, a shaft end with a second diameter, an internal surface, an external surface with a uniformly and progressively increasing diameter from the first diameter to the second diameter, and at least one reminder rib, preferably y-shaped in configuration, extending from the external surface, aligned with the longitudinal axis of the grip body and intersecting with the outwardly sides of the flared cap that allows the golfer to carry or hold the grip more loosely in the fingers because of the reverse taper feature.

Abstract: A one piece undergarment for wear on a torso and legs of a body, having at least two elastic straps extending substantially parallel to one another. A plurality of moveable panels extending along the two straps and configured as a plurality of tube portions one above another, each panel having two parallel edges extending horizontally around the body. The moveable panel is secured by at least two moveable seams, each seam creating a channel by encasing the strap from one parallel edge to the other parallel edge of the moveable panel to slide upwardly and downwardly along the body.

Abstract: A stump boot for use by an ankle disarticulation patient having a stump. The stump boot includes a sole, an inner casing, and an outer casing having a substantially rectangular cutout covered by a flexible member. The inner casing is custom molded to fit the stump and insertable within the outer casing. The sole is integrally attached to the outer casing and includes a foam inner sole, an outer sole having a non-skid grip material, a contoured wedge therebetween having an adjustable rubber build-up and a rounded bottom. A buckle and a strap are both integrally attached to the outer casing opposite one another. The strap has a securing fastener and a securing means and wraps over the flexible member and through the buckle for securing the stump within the stump boot.

Abstract: A golf club grip being axially coupled about the end of a golf club shaft. The diameter of the golf club grip is progressively reduced from the interface between the golf club grip and the golf club shaft to the opposing cap end of the golf club grip. The external surface of the golf club grip is extended upwardly into an elevated, linear ridge which extends from the interface between the golf club grip and the golf club shaft to the opposing end of the golf club grip along the axis of the club shaft. The elevated ridge provides the basis for consistent positioning of the grip in the user's hand.