Abstract: Attachments adapted for a portable exercise apparatus configured to attach to a vertical structure. The portable exercise apparatus includes a top strap attached to a hook and a bottom strap attached to a hook, the top strap and bottom strap can be wrapped around the vertical structure and secured at the apparatus. The attachments offer a variety of functionality which can all be utilized when attached to the portable exercise apparatus which would be attached to a vertical structure. Examples of some of the attachments include a basketball net, a dart board, a hammock, and other configurations which can be used and enjoyed by users.

Abstract: A portable exercise apparatus intended for indoor use. A vertical spine is constructed and mounted to a plurality of wall braces. The spine has a series of pairs of hooks aligned vertically. The user can then place either a pulley plate or a body into a desired hook. Hooks are configured such that when the pulley plate or body is placed therein, force in a downward or straight direction would not remove the pulley plate or body. A bench can be attached to the pulley plate or body which then allows a user to set or lie on and perform exercises using a resistance cord which can be connected to the body, pulley plate, and or braces.

Abstract: A portable exercise apparatus configured to attach to a vertical structure. The apparatus includes a top strap attached to a hook and a bottom strap attached to a second hook, the top strap and bottom strap can be wrapped around the vertical structure and secured at the apparatus. The apparatus can be secured tightly against the vertical structure so it will not slip downward. A bar which can be perpendicular to a length of a body of the apparatus can be used for performing exercises such as pull-ups and/or chin-ups.

Abstract: A portable exercise apparatus configured to attach to a vertical structure. The apparatus includes a top strap attached to a hook and a bottom strap attached to a hook, the top strap and bottom strap can be wrapped around the vertical structure and secured at the apparatus. The apparatus can be secured tightly against the vertical structure so it will not slip downward. A bar which can be perpendicular to a length of a body of the apparatus can be used for performing exercises such as pull-ups and/or chin-ups.

Abstract: Earth well drilling apparatus including piping in a well, a metal drilling tube within the piping, and a hydraulic jet drilling head secured to the lower end of the tube. A seal is disposed between the piping and the tube. The drilling head is urged downwardly through the piping under hydraulic pressure through a tube bneding assembly laterally extensible from a retracted position substantially within the structure. The hydraulic pressure propels the tube downwardly through the piping and bending assembly to bend the tube and to direct the drilling head laterally toward the formation.