Darryl Wayne Brown

US Patent:

6671887, Jan 6, 2004

Filed:

Nov 25, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/302695

Inventors:

Raymond Eligan - Lakewood CA 90712-1736
Darryl Brown - Lakewood CA 90712-1736

International Classification:

A41D 106

US Classification:

2228, 482105

Abstract:

A weighted garment having a plurality of pockets for insertably receiving and retaining weighted inserts or members, whereby the increased weight serves as resistance for exercising the wearers limbs, torso, etc. The pockets are integral with the stretch material of the garment and a D-ring is installed on the belt of the garment for attachment with a pull or tugging cable. The pockets are reinforced and a separate arrangement of pockets may be releasably attached to the exterior surface of the garment.

US Patent:

47384476, Apr 19, 1988

Filed:

Mar 2, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/020359

Inventors:

Darryl L. Brown - Los Angeles CA

International Classification:

A63B 6900

US Classification:

273 15A

Abstract:

A training glove for basketball players has cut-off finger portions, a rigid arch plate incorporated into the palm portion, and a weight disposed upon the back portion. The arch plate trains the player not to contact the basketball with the palm of his hand, and causes the ball to be contacted by the spread fingers. The weight develops muscular strength through repeated use. With diligent use, the glove improves the accuracy and range for shooting the basketball through the hoop.

US Patent:

50105965, Apr 30, 1991

Filed:

Jun 25, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/542820

Inventors:

Darryl L. Brown - Los Angeles CA
Terence Kirkpatrick - Houston TX

International Classification:

A41D 108
A41D 106
A63B 2100

US Classification:

2228

Abstract:

A garment is provided for improving physical conditioning. The garment is formed with shorts having thigh encasing leg sections extending downwardly from a waist to surround and resiliently conform to the thighs of a wearer. A plurality of pouches are defined in each of the thigh encasing leg sections and are spaced laterally apart about the front, rear and outer thigh areas of the leg sections. A plurality of solid plastic encased lead weights are deployed and gripped within at least selected ones of the pouches. The leg sections are preferable secured about the legs of the wearer above the knees by adjustable belts located in hems at the lower extremities of the leg sections. The conforming nature of the garment and the way in which the weights are snugly gripped in the pockets ensures that the weights do not move relative to the wearer's skin, and do not bobble or shift as the wearer runs or engages in other physical conditioning activities.