Abstract: A full body exercise apparatus capable of permitting a user to conveniently develop and condition an extremely broad cross section of muscle groups so as to provide a full body workout. The full body exercise apparatus includes a bottom frame structure having a front end portion, a rear end portion, and a central axis extending therebetween. A seat pad and knee pad are provided near the central axis for user comfort. Stabilizer arms extend horizontally from the central axis to provide stability to the full body exercise apparatus. A pole section is removably secured to the bottom frame structure and extends perpendicularly upwards. A plurality of tension members are removably secured throughout the full body exercise apparatus and include a handle thereupon.

Abstract: An exercising structure of the type incorporating a plurality of exercising assemblies on a substantially compact frame wherein the overall structure is of a relatively reduced size so as to be operatively positioned within a reduced area thereby providing complete exercising facilities in a substantially single apparatus without the need for increased space or area such as in a gymnasium.