Mark K Kasun

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from Essex Junction, VT

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Kasun Works
Garage Builders · Cabinet Refacing · Contractors · Woodworking · Ceramic Tile · Chimney Repair · Concrete Repair · Deck Cleaning

14 Fern St, Burlington, VT 05408
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Wrist, Hand, And Finger Exercise Device
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US Patent:

20020065172, May 30, 2002
Filed:

Nov 15, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/998951
Inventors:

Mark Kasun - South Burlington VT, US
International Classification:

A63B023/14
US Classification:

482/044000
Abstract:

A new, novel and useful wrist, hand and finger exercise device. The wrist, hand and finger exercise device is designed to facilitate the exercising and concomitant strengthening of the wrist, hand and fingers while engaged in the activity for which the exercise is directed. This invention allows the user to exercise during the activity with minimal restriction or interference from the device itself. This invention is particularly beneficial in strengthening the wrist, hand and fingers for users engaged in various dextrous activities, such as: typing; playing of instruments; surgery; arts of coiffure; fine art; and mechanical work, etc.

Wrist, Hand, And Finger Exercise Device Method Of Use And Method Of Manufacture
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US Patent:

20030087729, May 8, 2003
Filed:

Dec 12, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/317899
Inventors:

Mark Kasun - South Burlington VT, US
International Classification:

A63B023/16
A63B021/02
US Classification:

482/048000, 482/124000
Abstract:

A new, novel and useful wrist, hand and finger exercise device method of use and method of manufacture. The wrist, hand and finger exercise device is manufactured to facilitate the method of exercising and concomitant strengthening of the wrist, hand and fingers while engaged in the activity for which the exercise is directed. The method of manufacture permits the manufacture of exercise devices of widely varied resistance using the same stock material according to user defined parameters. This invention allows the user to exercise during the activity with minimal restriction or interference from the device itself. This method of use is particularly beneficial in strengthening the wrist, hand and fingers for users engaged in various dextrous activities, such as: typing; playing of instruments; surgery; arts of coiffure; fine art; and mechanical work, etc.