Patents by Inventor Tadlington A. Stout
Tadlington A. Stout has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 9833651Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 2017Date of Patent: December 5, 2017Assignee: Aqualogix, Inc.Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Publication number: 20170151458Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 13, 2017Publication date: June 1, 2017Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Patent number: 9566463Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: GrantFiled: February 14, 2014Date of Patent: February 14, 2017Assignee: Aqualogix, Inc.Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Publication number: 20140162851Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 14, 2014Publication date: June 12, 2014Applicant: Aqualogix, Inc.Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Patent number: 8652013Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: GrantFiled: August 17, 2012Date of Patent: February 18, 2014Assignee: Aqualogix, Inc.Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Publication number: 20120316039Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 17, 2012Publication date: December 13, 2012Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Patent number: 8246523Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2009Date of Patent: August 21, 2012Assignee: Aqualogix, Inc.Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Publication number: 20100009821Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2009Publication date: January 14, 2010Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Patent number: 7621851Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: GrantFiled: April 28, 2006Date of Patent: November 24, 2009Assignee: Aqualogix, Inc.Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Publication number: 20080064573Abstract: An aquatic exercise device provides uniform resistance under water when moved in any direction while concurrently preventing erratic movements which can damage the wrist of the individual using it. The unique design featuring a plurality of orifices in spherical surface minimizes splashing and stirring the water around the user. The device is composed of two or more quadrants having a three sided spherical surface that is ringed by vertical ribs which effectively centralize the forces when moved laterally and work in unison when moved either forward or backward along the central axis. Each quadrant has a plurality of orifices that meter the water passing through the device which can be changed in size to yield an exerciser with more or less resistance. Optional attachable flanges provide for lessening or increasing resistance depending on the diameter of the flange legs and their overhang over the ribs.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 9, 2007Publication date: March 13, 2008Inventor: Tadlington Stout
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Patent number: 7314433Abstract: An aquatic exercise device provides uniform resistance under water when moved in any direction while concurrently preventing erratic movements which can damage the wrist of the individual using it. The unique design featuring a plurality of orifices in spherical surface minimizes splashing and stirring the water around the user. The device is composed of two or more quadrants having a three sided spherical surface that is ringed by vertical ribs which effectively centralize the forces when moved laterally and work in unison when moved either forward or backward along the central axis. Each quadrant has a plurality of orifices that meter the water passing through the device which can be changed in size to yield an exerciser with more or less resistance. Optional attachable flanges provide for lessening or increasing resistance depending on the diameter of the flange legs and their overhang over the ribs.Type: GrantFiled: August 26, 2005Date of Patent: January 1, 2008Assignee: Aqualogix, Inc.Inventor: Tadlington A. Stout
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Publication number: 20060189450Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 28, 2006Publication date: August 24, 2006Inventors: Tadlington Stout, James Cleary
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Patent number: 7090618Abstract: An aquatic exercise device includes a handle connected to a dome-shaped bell where an angle between the handle axis and the bell axis is not ninety degrees. The bell axis extends from an apex opposite an opening of the dome-shaped bell through a center of the opening. The aquatic exercise device is configured to provide an omni-directional and omni-rotational resistance to movement in water and may include a plurality of fins arranged on an outer surface of the dome-shaped bell.Type: GrantFiled: December 5, 2003Date of Patent: August 15, 2006Assignee: Aqualogix, Inc.Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Publication number: 20050282688Abstract: An aquatic exercise device provides uniform resistance under water when moved in any direction while concurrently preventing erratic movements which can damage the wrist of the individual using it. The unique design featuring a plurality of orifices in spherical surface minimizes splashing and stirring the water around the user. The device is composed of two or more quadrants having a three sided spherical surface that is ringed by vertical ribs which effectively centralize the forces when moved laterally and work in unison when moved either forward or backward along the central axis. Each quadrant has a plurality of orifices that meter the water passing through the device which can be changed in size to yield an exerciser with more or less resistance. Optional attachable flanges provide for lessening or increasing resistance depending on the diameter of the flange legs and their overhang over the ribs.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 26, 2005Publication date: December 22, 2005Inventor: Tadlington Stout
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Patent number: 6962553Abstract: An aquatic exercise device provides uniform omni-directional and uniform omni-rotational resistance to movement in water. The device includes a plurality of fins arranged on an outer surface of a dome-shaped or semi-spherical bell. The fins include lateral resistance members such as flanges for additional rotational resistance or a resistance plate that creates a resistance during a punching motion. The bell includes an opening and a handle coupled to an interior of the opening.Type: GrantFiled: June 18, 2004Date of Patent: November 8, 2005Assignee: Aqualogix, Inc.Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Patent number: 6955633Abstract: An aquatic exercise device providing uniform resistance under water when moved in any direction while concurrently preventing erratic movements which can damage the wrist of the individual using it. The unique design featuring a plurality of orifices in spherical surface minimizes splashing and stirring the water around the user. The device is composed of two or more quadrants having a three sided spherical surface that is ringed by vertical ribs which effectively centralize the forces when moved laterally and work in unison when moved either forward or backward along the central axis. Each quadrant has a plurality of orifices that meter the water passing through the device which can be changed in size to yield an exerciser with more or less resistance. Optional attachable flanges provide for lessening or increasing resistance depending on the diameter of the flange legs and their overhang over the ribs.Type: GrantFiled: September 9, 2003Date of Patent: October 18, 2005Assignee: Aqualogix, Inc.Inventor: Tadlington A. Stout
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Publication number: 20040259691Abstract: An aquatic exercise device provides uniform omni-directional and uniform omni-rotational resistance to movement in water. The device includes a plurality of fins arranged on an outer surface of a dome-shaped or semi-spherical bell. The fins include lateral resistance members such as flanges for additional rotational resistance or a resistance plate that creates a resistance during a punching motion. The bell includes an opening and a handle coupled to an interior of the opening.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 18, 2004Publication date: December 23, 2004Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Publication number: 20040116256Abstract: An aquatic exercise device includes a handle connected to a dome-shaped bell where an angle between the handle axis and the bell axis is not ninety degrees. The bell axis extends from an apex opposite an opening of the dome-shaped bell through a center of the opening. The aquatic exercise device is configured to provide an omni-directional and omni-rotational resistance to movement in water and may include a plurality of fins arranged on an outer surface of the dome-shaped bell.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 5, 2003Publication date: June 17, 2004Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Publication number: 20040097342Abstract: An aquatic exercise device (100) includes a cuff strap (102) for fastening a plurality of fins (106) to a user's leg. The cuff strap (102) is configured to position the plurality of fins (102) to extend outwardly form an interior of the cuff strap (102) when the cuff strap (102) is fastened to an ankle area of the user's leg. The plurality of fins (106) provide resistance in a direction opposite to the direction of motion of the user's foot when the aquatic exercise device (100) is moved through water.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 18, 2003Publication date: May 20, 2004Inventors: Tadlington A. Stout, James P. Cleary
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Publication number: 20040053749Abstract: An aquatic exercise device providing uniform resistance under water when moved in any direction while concurrently preventing erratic movements which can damage the wrist of the individual using it. The unique design featuring a plurality of orifices in spherical surface minimizes splashing and stirring the water around the user. The device is composed of two or more quadrants having a three sided spherical surface that is ringed by vertical ribs which effectively centralize the forces when moved laterally and work in unison when moved either forward or backward along the central axis. Each quadrant has a plurality of orifices that meter the water passing through the device which can be changed in size to yield an exerciser with more or less resistance. Optional attachable flanges provide for lessening or increasing resistance depending on the diameter of the flange legs and their overhang over the ribs.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 9, 2003Publication date: March 18, 2004Inventor: Tadlington A. Stout