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TETHERED LASSO FOR STATIONARY SWIMMING
United States Patent  [19] [11]  Patent Number:  5,556,353
Beers Date of Patent:   Sept.17, 1996
 
54  -   TETHERED LASSO FOR STATIONARY SWIMMING
76  -  Inventor John A. Beers,
18605 McCoy Ave.,
Port Charlotte, Fla. 33948
 
21  -  Appl. No.  305,299
 
22  -  Filed Sept.13, 1994

Related U.S. Application Data

63

Continuation-in-part of 5cr. No.125,740, Sep.24, 1993, abandoned.
 

51  -  Int. Cl

A63B 69112; A63B 21/04

52  -  U.S. Cl.

4S2155; 4821122

58  -  Field of Search

482/124, 74, 55,
482/123, 125, 121, 122, 904, 129, 120,
126

[56]  References Cited
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4,109,905 8/1978 Mejer 482155
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Primary Examiner ~  Stephen k. Crow
Attorney, Agent, or Firm  ~  Frank A. Lukasik

[57]  A device for in-place swimming in a swimming pool. A swimmer is tethered to the side of a pool in a manner which permits unrestrained swimming by an elongated, smooth, slightly elastic, strap having an eye formed on one end by bending the end back on itself and sealing the end in place and forming a running slip knot by pulling the strap material through the eye to form a lasso type loop for restraining the lower body of the swimmer.

4 claims, 4 Drawing Sheets

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