Abstract: The present invention is directed to a device for holding a container having a base and a wall extending up and in from the base. The base rings the bottom of the wall such that a cavity is formed into which a container is placed. In at least one embodiment, the base includes a trough and in other embodiments the base is an annular member without a trough. In at least one embodiment, the wall of the device includes a conical portion extending from the base up to a cylindrical portion that fits around the container.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a device for holding a container having a base and a wall extending up and in from the base. The base rings the bottom of the wall such that a cavity is formed into which a container is placed. In at least one embodiment, the base includes a trough and in other embodiments the base is an annular member without a trough. In at least one embodiment, the wall of the device includes a conical portion extending from the base up to a cylindrical portion that fits around the container.

Abstract: An exercise apparatus used by an individual that is performing a variation of a push-up exercise. The exercise apparatus includes a footing, a lower housing, a lower housing cap, a bearing element, and an upper platform. The footing is attached to the lower housing and prevents the lower housing from rotating or laterally moving along a floor or other support surface. The upper platform rotates relative to the lower housing through the bearing element, which rests on the lower housing cap. The upper platform has either an ergonomical handle or a punch pad attached to it for an individual to utilize the exercise apparatus through.