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The Rack
THERACK® Workout Station— All In One Gym is a portable, free-standing home "circuit training" device. It is a single station from which various gymnastic, bodybuilding, and flexibility exercises can be performed sequentially. Traditional circuit training involves a half dozen or more movements with perhaps as many pieces of equipment.
THERACK® was developed in 1996 by Travis Burrell. He established MOTIV Industries with then partner Robert Zuckermann in 1997 and distributed THERACK® through retail sales channels from 1998 to 2002. Burrell later filed a third patent and from 2007 began licensing THERACK® through PowerPortLA, LLC.
See Also
U.S. Patent Numbers for THERACK® 5,961,430, 6,248,048, & 6,692,417
Christopher Drozd (talk) 03:52, 1 May 2013 (UTC)
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