EP4291309A1 - Gymnastikballhochlagerungstrainingsvorrichtungsset zum trainieren der rückenstreckmuskulatur sowie verwendung - Google Patents
Gymnastikballhochlagerungstrainingsvorrichtungsset zum trainieren der rückenstreckmuskulatur sowie verwendungInfo
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- EP4291309A1 EP4291309A1 EP22705509.2A EP22705509A EP4291309A1 EP 4291309 A1 EP4291309 A1 EP 4291309A1 EP 22705509 A EP22705509 A EP 22705509A EP 4291309 A1 EP4291309 A1 EP 4291309A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B41/00—Hollow inflatable balls
- A63B41/125—Large inflatable balls primarily used as body supports for exercising, e.g. balancing
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B69/00—Training appliances or apparatus for special sports
- A63B69/0073—Means for releasably holding a ball in position; Balls constrained to move around a fixed point, e.g. by tethering
- A63B69/0075—Means for releasably holding a ball in position prior to kicking, striking or the like
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B71/00—Games or sports accessories not covered in groups A63B1/00 - A63B69/00
- A63B71/0036—Accessories for stowing, putting away or transporting exercise apparatus or sports equipment
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B2210/00—Space saving
- A63B2210/50—Size reducing arrangements for stowing or transport
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B2225/00—Miscellaneous features of sport apparatus, devices or equipment
- A63B2225/09—Adjustable dimensions
- A63B2225/093—Height
Definitions
- the present invention relates to a set with several elevated positions for training the back extensor muscles when using a gymnastic ball, comprising at least one gymnastic ball and at least two elevated positions that can each be stored on the ground and each have a ring-shaped gymnastic ball holder. Furthermore, the present invention relates to corresponding uses of technical device components for providing such a set. In particular, the invention relates to a set or a device according to the preamble of the independent claim.
- balls are often used. Depending on body size and weight and the intended exercise, the balls are of different sizes and pumped up to different degrees of firmness/hardness. It has now been shown that in many exercises it is advantageous, at least at times, for the ball to be positioned as safely and precisely as possible, and in particular for the ball to be as precise as possible.
- exercise balls of various sizes/circumferences are used to carry out a variety of fitness and health exercises.
- the previously available gymnastic ball devices due to their height, in particular depending on their circumference, however disadvantageously limit the range of motion, especially in exercises that have to be carried out with the gymnastic ball lying on the stomach.
- many exercises disadvantageously cannot be performed from maximum front torso forward bend; rather, the exerciser can only bend over the exercise ball until he/she touches the floor with his/her hands and/or legs; in particular, a stretching movement cannot be taken from the complete forward bend.
- This is also disadvantageous from a sport-physiological point of view, in particular due to a too small range of motion and too little muscular work. Accordingly, there is interest in improved exercise ball devices.
- the publication DE 202018 101 669 U1 can be mentioned as an example, which describes a type of pipe section on which a ball can be stored, and which For example, it is suitable as a step for exercises in step gymnastics.
- Other elevated ball bearings are known, for example, from the following publications, which, however, do not relate to the application according to the invention described here: US Pat. No. 6,730,005 Bl, US Pat Al.
- the task is to provide a device for gymnastics and sports exercises for training the back extensor muscles in particular using at least one ball, with which good freedom of movement during training and an advantageous movement length for the muscular exercises can be ensured, in particular with good safety at the same time. It is also an object to design the device in such a way that variations in the size of the ball and/or the size of the person exercising and/or the type of exercise can be compensated for easily and quickly, in particular without compromising the safety of the person exercising affect.
- the task is to design the device in such a way that the device can be provided comparatively inexpensively and, if possible, can also be easily shifted/repositioned manually in a weight-optimized manner and is also equally suitable for the profile and leisure area and, if possible, by a large number of can be used by different people, in particular if the device is to be purchased, for example, for the home for a whole family or for the professional field for a group of people that is comparatively inhomogeneous in terms of body size.
- an exercise ball elevation training device set for exercising the back extensor muscles comprising at least one exercise ball and at least two each underground storable elevated position exercise devices each having an annular exercise ball receptacle;
- the elevated training devices have different heights and provide the respective gymnastic ball holders at an individual training height in such a way that when the gymnastic ball is placed on an individually selected/selectable gymnastic ball holder (or on the elevated training device individually selected for a respective exercise).
- a person exercising in a prone position on the exercise ball i.e. in at least one of the individually selectable training heights
- a training space relative to the ground for an upper body or lower body flexion angle relative to the horizontal plane of at least 45°, preferably at least 60°, more preferably at least 70° for training the back extensor muscles is provided.
- this enables a very individual adjustment of the training height and, on the other hand, a very efficient training by means of one or more elevated training devices that can be provided comparatively inexpensively and with reduced weight.
- the training height can be adjusted quickly and easily, even with the same ball size, especially without any physical effort.
- the pelvis of the user can rest on the ball, and the upper body and legs can reach an upper body or lower body flexion angle of up to 90° (downwards) depending on the relative height of the elevation relative to the floor.
- the device described here is set up to accommodate the person in a prone position, with the entire body weight being able to be accommodated and supported.
- exercise ball elevation training device set makes it clear that the set consists of several elevation training devices for physical training with the help of a (exercise) ball.
- the generic term was deliberately used instead of gymnastic ball elevation training device set
- Exercise ball elevation training set chosen, because the present invention relates essentially to the elevation devices in their coordination with each other to provide the elevation function for training with a ball;
- the term also makes it clear that the set also includes a gymnastics ball, but that the type and individual design of the ball is not in the foreground, but that the invention can be used for a wide variety of types of (gymnastics) balls.
- the abbreviated catchphrase “set” is also sometimes used for the training device set according to the invention for gymnastics ball elevation.
- the term "exercise ball elevation training device set” can therefore also be explained or be understood: set comprising several devices each for Hochlagem a (gym) ball during training.
- the “training height” specified by the respective elevation device in terms of device technology is to be understood in particular as the relative height of the contact point (or the corresponding, in particular, ring-shaped contact surface) of the ball, relative to the underground/ground; accordingly, the height position of the person exercising on the ball deviates upwards, especially when the ball is heavily inflated, here neglecting compression of the ball when the person lies on it. Depending on the compressibility of the ball and the weight of the person (and also depending on the ambient air pressure), the actual training height can then be a few percent lower.
- the invention relates to gymnastics and sports training apparatus for increased support/positioning of gymnastic balls while they are being used by exercisers, and thus also for increased support/positioning of the person exercising on the ball.
- Exercise balls are used in various sizes/perimeters to perform a variety of fitness and health exercises.
- the gymnastic balls limit the range of motion during exercises that are to be carried out on the gymnastic ball in a prone position due to their comparatively small height, depending on their circumference. Therefore, the exercises cannot be performed from the maximum front torso forward bend. The trainee can only bend over the exercise ball until he/she touches the floor with his/her hands and/or legs. As a result, a backstretching movement cannot be performed from the complete forward bend. Also from a sport-physiological point of view, this leads to a disadvantageously smaller range of motion and a disadvantageously less muscular work.
- the present invention provides a remedy in a simple and quite pragmatic way.
- commercially available balls in particular gymnastic balls
- the enlargement of the active range of motion and the increased muscular activity lead to increased contractility of the muscles and thus to an optimization of the training stimulus.
- optional attachment rings or Similar fastening means on the ball holder additional resistance bands can be attached for a further progression of the training, in particular for varying the exercise intensity.
- three devices are preferably provided in a set, in three different sizes, with different heights and widths or diameters.
- the ball holder preferably has a rounded profile in each case, in particular in order to be able to store the ball sustainably and gently even if the person exercising is very heavy.
- the areas of application are in particular: Fitness, therapy and health facilities such as sports clubs that work with gymnastic balls as part of training and/or therapeutic approaches.
- the following features in particular can also be implemented for higher and more secure positioning of commercially available gymnastic balls in space: preferably cylindrical and/or conical stand construction (in particular with a strut-like/rod-like conical intermediate construction without built-in components with an empty, delimited inner volume); Possibilities of positioning and fixing an exercise ball on the ball holder, which is designed in particular as a ring; Coverage of several size ranges for different circumferences/diameters of the exercise balls that can be used, in particular depending on the size and the filling pressure of the respective exercise ball and the body weight of the person exercising; optional: attachment rings for attaching resistance bands to the stand construction, especially to the ball holder; Stackability of at least three devices in three size variants, in particular the ability to be arranged one inside the other when positioned on the floor in order to save space for storage (when using the largest device in the stack, the smaller devices can optionally remain within the largest device, even during training, whereby the Handling is further simplified/accelerated; optional: adjustability of
- the set includes a first and a second elevated exercise device, and optionally at least one more Elevated training device, wherein the elevated training devices each have a conical (narrowing towards the top) outer contour and an annular upper side and a circular or annular lower side (defined in particular by an annular support) and a strut-/rod-like intermediate construction between the upper and lower side, in particular with four struts.
- the elevated training devices each have a conical (narrowing towards the top) outer contour and an annular upper side and a circular or annular lower side (defined in particular by an annular support) and a strut-/rod-like intermediate construction between the upper and lower side, in particular with four struts.
- the angle of the taper is 10-20°, for example.
- the high-altitude training devices are scaled in size such that the high-altitude training devices can be stacked one inside the other or arranged completely inside one another, in particular each scaled by a factor of 1.1 to 1.3, in particular when the arrangement is on the ground. Last but not least, this also provides one of the prerequisites for realizing the size variation concept according to the invention, without having to take up a disadvantageously large amount of space.
- the high-altitude training devices are each also scaled with regard to the diameter, in particular by a factor of 1.1 to 1.3, in particular in such a way that the high-altitude training devices can be stored one within the other (into one another) or can be stored/put down. Last but not least, this allows the entire set to be provided in a space occupied by only the largest device (all devices can be stored within the internal volume bounded by the envelope of the largest device).
- the gymnastic ball holder of at least one of the elevated training devices defines the corresponding individual training height in terms of amount in such a way that the training space relative to the ground is provided for an upper body or lower body bending angle relative to the horizontal plane of up to 90° for training the back extensor muscles.
- Such a large freedom of movement for training in the prone position also provides the advantage that the upper body (or at least the arms) and/or the legs can be completely relaxed before reactivation of the muscles to move back up.
- further variations can be made possible both with regard to the type of exercises and with regard to the movement path, so that the training can be designed to be even more versatile and efficient.
- the individual training heights defined by the ball receptacles are in the range from 55 cm to 95 cm, in particular in the range from 60 cm to 90 cm, for example with three or four gradations (eg in 10 cm steps).
- the respective ball holder is arranged at a first height in the range of 60 to 70 cm or at a second height in the range of 70 to 80 cm or at a third height in the range of 80 to 90 cm. Last but not least, this makes it possible to cover a large range of training heights for numerous applications and people of different builds.
- the (internal) diameter of the respective ball receptacle is in the range from 25 cm to 65 cm, in particular in the range from 30 cm to 60 cm, for example with three or four gradations (e.g. in 10 cm steps). Last but not least, this also enables comparatively large variations in terms of the balls that can be used.
- the diameter of a circular or ring-shaped pad of the respective high-altitude training device is in the range from 55 cm to 95 cm, in particular in the range from 60 cm to 90 cm, for example in three or four increments (e.g. in 10 cm increments).
- the respective device can be safely stored on the ground even with a comparatively large ball holder, in particular when considering a diameter ratio for ball holder and support such that the entire construction has a conicity of at least 10°.
- the ball preferably dips at least about 25% of its diameter into the ball support. In this way, a sufficiently stable mounting on the device and also an advantageous compression behavior of the ball can be ensured (in particular in the case of ring-shaped, full-circumferential support).
- size/diameter adjustment means e.g. comprising a tension belt and/or a locking clamp
- a tension belt and/or a locking clamp are provided on the respective ball socket for adjusting the diameter of the ball socket, in particular for a diameter variation of at least 5%.
- This enables further variations, in particular as a function of the weight of the person exercising and the filling pressure in the ball.
- a fine adjustment option in the range of approx. 5% of the diameter has proven to be sufficient.
- a set of several gymnastic ball elevation training devices therefore enables diameter variations in the range of approx. 1.5 to 2 cm, 2 to 2.5 cm or 2.5 to 3 cm.
- fastening means in particular fastening rings/eyelets, for resistance bands that can be arranged around the exercise ball are provided on the respective ball receptacle provided, wherein the set preferably comprises at least one resistance band.
- fastening means of this type expand the training possibilities and can also secure the storage/arrangement of the ball on the respective device.
- a/the individual high-altitude training device has a maximum weight of 3 kg, preferably a maximum of 2 kg, with all
- Elevated training devices of the set together (especially with three or four elevated training devices) have a maximum weight of 10 kg, preferably a maximum of 6 kg. This can also ensure easy handling when setting up and putting in the devices or the set, in particular without straining the back.
- the material of the structurally rigid components of the respective high-altitude training device is metal, in particular provided as a welded construction at least consisting of the components mount, support and struts.
- metal in particular provided as a welded construction at least consisting of the components mount, support and struts.
- the structurally rigid construction can be made up of comparatively thin struts and rings, which means that cost advantages can also be achieved, in particular since individual size variations can also be provided from standardized material units or profiles.
- Elevation training device is adapted to the maximum load of the corresponding exercise ball of the set or configured accordingly, preferably including a safety factor. This also makes it possible to avoid overloading the respective device.
- the set has a space requirement (height and floor area) of only the largest high-altitude training device in a stacked arrangement, with the other high-altitude training devices each in a nested arrangement within an enveloping area around the next-largest high-altitude training device (or within one through the next-largest high-altitude training device defined enveloping surface with a preferably conical geometry of the encased inner volume).
- this provides optimal space utilization and a greatly minimized space requirement, be it for a private application in the home area, be it for professional applications, especially in larger quantities.
- the respective elevated training device when used as intended, stores the ball at a training height that is at least 0.5 times, preferably at least 0.7 times, higher than the ball diameter (ratio of height difference Dz to ball diameter), in particular at an immersion depth of at least approx. 25% of the ball diameter into the ball pad.
- the set can optionally also include several balls of different sizes, so that, for example, an exercise can also be provided in which the sense of balance and fine motor skills of the person exercising can also be trained using a comparatively large ball on a comparatively small elevated training device. Conversely, by means of a comparatively small ball on a comparatively large/high
- Elevation training device also an exercise are provided specifically for strength training, for example, using additional weights on the limbs of the person.
- the aforementioned object is also achieved by using an annular exercise ball holder and a circular or ring-shaped support and a plurality of struts for connecting the exercise ball holder and the support to a first and a second elevated position training device and optionally also at least one further elevated position training device of an exercise ball elevated position training device set, wherein the Exercise ball holder and the support and the struts a height and diameter scalable construction for defining a / the respective individual training height for a training space relative to the ground for an upper body or lower body bending angle relative to the horizontal plane of at least 45 °, preferably at least 60 °, more preferably at least Provide 70° for training the back extensor muscles, with the individual elevation training devices in the set being scaled in size to match one another are provided and can be used individually from one another, in particular for providing a stability ball elevation training device set previously described above.
- the aforementioned advantages can be realized, in particular with regard to the provision of a robust construction that is easily scalable and optimized in terms of
- the aforementioned object is also achieved by using at least one ring-shaped exercise ball receptacle and at least one circular or ring-shaped support and a plurality of struts for providing an elevated position training device and optionally also at least one further elevated position training device
- Exercise ball elevation training device sets wherein the (respective) exercise ball receptacle and the (respective) support and the struts are a construction that can be scaled in height and diameter to define a/the respective individual training height for a training space relative to the ground for an upper body or lower body bending angle relative to the horizontal plane of at least 45°, preferably at least 60° preferably provide at least 70° for training the back extensor muscles, with the (respective) exercise ball holder and the (respective) circular or ring-shaped support and the (respective) struts being connected to one another in such a way that the (respective) high-position training device is scalable in size and can be provided in a set for at least two different training levels, in particular for providing one previously described above
- a gymnastic ball high position training device set as described above in which the respective high position training device is provided/manufactured by welding a metallic ball receptacle (in particular ring-shaped) to metallic struts (in particular rod-like) and by welding these struts to a metallic support ( in particular ring-shaped) in such a way that a conical welded structure is formed, at least consisting of the components receptacle, support and struts, in particular with a conicity of at least 10-15° (tapering upwards).
- the aforementioned advantages can be realized, in particular with regard to providing the set in a cost-effective manner in a robust condition for harmless and uncomplicated use by private users as well.
- the present invention provides an elevated exercise ball training device set, which is set up for training the back extensor muscles, comprising at least one exercise ball and at least two elevated exercise devices that can each be stored on the ground and each have an annular exercise ball receptacle; wherein the high-altitude training devices are different Have heights and provide the respective gymnastics ball holders in an individual training height in such a way that the largest possible upper body or lower body bending angle relative to the horizontal plane can be achieved. As a result, the training can also be improved, in particular made more effective/efficient.
- the individual devices in the set can be easily scaled for different applications and, for example, can also be put together individually to form the respective set. For example, only three or four standard sizes of devices are provided, and a set of two or three devices includes only a selection of these standard sizes. This also provides even higher cost efficiencies.
- Elevation exercise device of a exercise ball elevation exercise device set (“Set”) according to one embodiment
- FIG. 2 in a perspective side a set according to an embodiment
- FIG. 3 shows a perspective side view of an elevated training device of a set according to an exemplary embodiment, with a training person training on a ball placed on the device at the training height;
- a gymnastics ball high position training device set 10 (“set”) comprises at least two high position training devices, namely a first high position training device 11 and a second high position training device 12 and optionally also at least one further (third) high position training device 13.
- the respective high position training device has a comparatively slim and simple structural design, which is particularly important is advantageous in terms of handling and cost efficiency:
- An exercise ball 1 can be placed on a ring-shaped exercise ball holder 14 (in particular comprising a ring 14.1, in particular adjustable in size) stored and secured and via a strut-/rod-like intermediate structure 15 (in particular comprising four struts 15.1) on a circular or ring-shaped support 16 (or support, in particular comprising a ring 16.1) on the floor G.
- the ball 1 can be made available for a training person P in an advantageously high position for training (in particular the height difference Az of the elevated position of the exercise ball relative to the ground), resulting in a comparatively large training space T for a comparatively long training movement of the upper body and/or who can provide legs.
- the contact point of the person exercising on the ball is at a height zl, which approximately corresponds to the training height zlO plus ball diameter minus immersion depth (ignoring compression of the ball).
- the gymnastic ball 1 can be stored at the training height z10 (or at the height of the contact point of the ball on the device 11) during training, with the ball 1 optionally also being fastened by means of one or more fastening means 18 (in particular fastening rings/eyelets ) guided resistance bands 3 can be done.
- fastening means 18 in particular fastening rings/eyelets
- Reinforcement struts or ring segments 19 can optionally be provided in order to further increase stability. Thanks to the redundantly provided devices 11, 12, 13 of the set 10, the training height z10 can be varied in a very simple manner by selecting another of the devices. Optionally, a fine adjustment can also be made by means of size/diameter adjustment means 17, which are preferably provided on the exercise ball holder 14 and include, for example, a tension belt and/or a locking clamp. Last but not least, this also enables a fine adjustment of the immersion depth of the ball.
- the individual devices 11, 12, 13 can be stored one inside the other, in particular thanks to a free internal or enveloped volume V (in particular a conical internal volume of the respective device), as can be seen in FIG. As a result, the space requirement can also be minimized.
- V in particular a conical internal volume of the respective device
- the construction 15 advantageously has an opening angle or a conicity ⁇ relative to the vertical (z-direction), as a result of which good stability can be ensured even with comparatively dynamic exercises.
- the following direction and coordinate information facilitates understanding: radial direction r, longitudinal direction x, width direction y transverse to the longitudinal direction, vertical direction z, and the horizontal plane can be described with the reference symbol xy (plane spanned by the coordinate axes x and y) .
- the gymnastic ball holder 14 is preferably aligned/arranged in a horizontal plane extending parallel to the ground.
- the training height z10 is at least a factor of 3/4 as high as the ball diameter;
- the support height zl of the exercising person can be at least doubled.
- FIG. 1 shows a high-altitude training device 11 with a ball 1 placed thereon; due to the conicity ß of the intermediate structure 15, a stable bearing relative to the base G can be ensured.
- the devices can be stored one inside the other since they are scaled accordingly in size (height and diameter); all the devices can be stored on the floor, so they do not have to be stacked, which also results in the possibility of using the largest device 11 for training without the need for conversion measures or handling of the other devices.
- At least one ball 1 (not shown) can also be provided as part of the set 10.
- the usable deflection angle a is at least 50° here, for example.
- Size/diameter adjustment means e.g. tension belt, locking clamp
- fastening means in particular fastening ring/eyelet
- V inner or encased volume in particular conical inner volume r radial direction x longitudinal direction y width direction transverse to the longitudinal direction z vertical direction xy horizontal plane (plane that is spanned by the coordinate axes x and y) zlO training height or height of the contact point of the ball on the respective Device zl Height of the contact point of the person exercising on the ball Az Height difference Elevation of the exercise ball relative to the ground a Upper body or lower body bending angle (elevation angle or depth angle) relative to the horizontal plane or relative to the floor ß Opening angle / conicity relative to the vertical
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