Appeal No. 1998-2383 Page 6 Application No. 08/116,355 outwardly and away from the vertical and the last mentioned plane, and back to said first position. The method of claim 41 includes the step of "assuming a lying position on the person's side with one leg extended adjacent the surface upon which the person is lying." Claim 46 requires, inter alia, the step of "simultaneously moving the hips upwardly against the elongate stretchable element." Claim 47 recites a method comprising, inter alia, the step of "assuming a sitting position with the knees bent and spaced outwardly from each other and the feet together." The method of claim 51 includes the step of moving the leg to which the elongated element is attached "from a first position in which the leg is closely adjacent a plane bisecting the head and hips . . . to a second position outwardly and away from the last mentioned plane." Claim 50 requires, inter alia, the steps of: extending the leg to which the resilient stretchable element is attached to substantially full length to stretch and elongate the element; swinging the extended leg and the extended element from a first position in which the leg is closely adjacent a plane bisecting the head and hips of the person exercising to a second position outwardly and away from the last mentioned plane; and wherein the person exercising is lying on the person's side with the extended leg having a pair of resilient stretchable elements attached thereto . . . and said extended leg is swung backward at the knee from said first position to said second position while bending the knee and back to said first position.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007