ES1306393U - Boxing training equipment (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Boxing training equipment consisting of equipment of interest to those who practice the sport of boxing, usable in training sessions, characterized by comprising a blow-receiving element and a pair of gloves which are complemented by a series of carriers of magnetic energy incorporated in each of said elements. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Boxing training equipment

Technical object of the invention

The present invention describes equipment of interest to those who practice the sport of boxing, usable in training sessions. It consists of a set of special gloves and a bag similar to those usually used by these athletes.

Technical sector to which the invention relates

The invention presented affects the Section of Ordinary Necessities of Life of the International Patent Classification (IPC), chapter of Health, Protection, Amusement, Section of Sports and Leisures with regard to the equipment used by those engaged in to the sport of boxing, influencing, from an industrial point of view, the manufacturing of sporting goods, especially boxing.

Background of the invention

The practice of the sport of boxing, despite being considered a risky sport, due to the implications it has in relation to the health of boxers, is widespread throughout the world, holding championships of maximum interest for fans and followers of the sport. boxing

Therefore, it is normal that there are inventions registered in the Patent Offices, related to the products and equipment that are regularly used in this sport. Some are cited as examples that, in a certain way, can be considered close to the invention presented in this document.

- ES-1027796 U Training device for martial arts

- ES-1220240 U Punching bag

- ES-1247256 U Support for punching bag

- ES-1277135 U Transformable boxing and martial arts bag

- ES-1283165 U Auxiliary end for punching bag

- ES-1299203 U Anti-blow and impact mitt

- ES-2608907 T3 Free training bag with multiple positions

- ES-2894504 T3 Training device with reactive mobility that includes a punching bag

The one mentioned first, ES-1027796 U, describes a complex device equipped with several arms and armrests that serve to develop the muscles of boxers.

The second, ES-1220240 U, describes a boxing bag, which has a cylindrical configuration, with an outer envelope of leather, canvas, fabric or similar, equipped with hanging means, characterized in that the inner core of the bag is composed of a tubular foam wall filled with rubber chips

The invention ES-1247256 U describes a support for boxing bags that is anchored between the floor and the ceiling with non-slip elements and adjustable arms that limit the movement of the bag.

The fourth one, ES-1277135 U, consists of a punching bag that consists of four independent parts that can be grouped together and used hanging from the ceiling or can be arranged separately, anchoring them to a wall.

The one mentioned in fifth place, ES-1283165 U, describes a typical punching bag to which a cylindrical body can be added, as an arm, with the possibility of placing it at different heights and in different positions thanks to the means of The lashing used is valid for left- or right-handed people who can test their reflexes by responding to the movements of the bag and arm as a whole.

In sixth place, the invention ES-1299203 U is cited, which describes a counter-blow and impact mitten, characterized in that it comprises the body of the mitten with a mouth through which to insert the hand and has at the distal end of the body of the mitten a padded area with a rounded shape.

The seventh invention, ES-2608907 T3, is a bag that effectively serves all martial arts disciplines, including boxing, mixed martial arts, and wrestling. In addition, it is a bag that does not require assembly or installation, and can be loaded with sand.

Finally, the invention ES-2894504 T3, refers to a training device with a punching bag for the practice of combat sports and/or contact and grappling sports, of a nature in particular that increases muscle strength. , the speed and reflexes of the practitioner. Its purpose is a training device that includes a punching bag.

In view of the inventions described and others analyzed, to know the current State of the Art, the inventor has verified that what is now proposed represents an interesting novelty for which he knows of no recorded antecedents.

Summary description of the invention

As indicated above, the invention refers to equipment of interest to those who practice the sport of boxing, usable in training sessions.

Before specifying the consistency of the invention, it is worth keeping in mind what we indicate in this:

Preamble. Boxing and the benefits it brings

In summary, it can be said that the invention is conceived as a means to achieve the benefits derived from the practice of boxing. In principle, it can be thought that the only objective of boxing is to fully develop the muscles of the boxing athlete or any other athlete. another person who wants to achieve the same physical goal. This is very true because it must be taken into account that, to deliver a punch, at about 10 meters per second, almost all the muscles of the body are used, from the supporting foot to the knuckles of the hand that impact the bag. This activity requires the coordination of the athlete's large muscle groups. The impact on the bag activates all the muscles of the shoulders and arms. The pectorals, abdominals and back are in movement at all times and the glutes and legs are active as a result of the continuous jumps that occur. That is, the capabilities are improved. physical in terms of strength, speed, coordination and cardiovascular endurance.

When hitting a boxing blow, an explosive force is developed, activating in a moment all the fibers of the muscles that quickly retract until the next blow. Just the fact of standing in front of the training bag allows you to forget the tensions of day to day as it is It requires concentration to correctly execute each blow with the result of disconnecting from the outside world.

The combination of cardiovascular work and abdominal belt movements allows you to achieve abs of steel and also great strength in your legs, facilitating weight loss and rapid fat burning. When hitting, not only the hands and arms are used, but a boxing blow begins in the feet and legs and then extends through all the muscles of the torso until it reaches the fists in an exercise of balance and general coordination.

Made this preamble that indicates the importance of practicing this sport. We will say that the present invention includes the two main elements for the practice of boxing training:

- A shock-receiving element

- A pair of gloves

Both the first and the second have, logically, special characteristics that characterize the invention.

The receiving element is, in a first embodiment, the classic hanging bag. in the form of a right prism with a circular section, that is, a right cylinder of revolution, which is manufactured in such a way that it incorporates, on the perimeter, inside, a series of magnetic energy carriers, of great power, in a marked area of the bag. through marks or paint, so that the athlete knows the position of said carriers, hidden inside the cylinder, which is where he must direct his blows.

A second form of embodiment is also proposed, applicable to an already existing bag, which consists of attaching to said bag a belt with a series of housings where as many carriers of magnetic energy are introduced.

In a third embodiment, the shock-receiving element is a pad, with means for securing it to the wall, which incorporates several magnetic energy carriers.

The second element, the pair of gloves, is, in all cases, a pair of standard boxing gloves, which are manufactured with magnetic energy carriers inside, specifically, in the area intended for hitting the bag.

Regarding the consistency of the magnetic energy carriers mentioned, it should be noted that the inventor proposes a solution based on permanent neodymium magnets or others of greater power, if any, or also based on electromagnets, all of them adaptable both to the shock-receiving element and to the gloves or even to just one of such elements, taking into account that it is more practical and simpler to power the electromagnets of the shock-receiving element than to power electromagnets in the gloves. although this solution is not ruled out and is also considered technically possible.

The following sections include schematic figures that show the different solutions proposed by the inventor with the corresponding descriptions of each of them.

Brief description of the drawings

Six figures are included, which are considered sufficient for the correct interpretation of the invention.

Figure 1

This figure represents a perspective view of a bag common in boxing training that has been equipped with a series of magnetic energy carriers arranged in a perimeter strip. The following elements have been noted 1a

1 a.- Bag with accommodations

1.1.- Lining

2- Magnetic energy carrier in a bag seen by its "N" pole

Figure 2

It shows a pair of boxing gloves in which magnetic energy carriers have been incorporated into the striking zone.

3.- Pair of boxing gloves

4- Magnetic energy carrier in glove seen by its "N" pole

Figure 3

This figure shows the interaction of one of the gloves with the bag. As the polarities of the carriers of magnetic energy are equal, repulsion occurs and the bag moves back, tilting slightly.

Figure 4

This figure corresponds to a second embodiment in which the magnetic energy carriers of the bag are prepared in the form of a belt attachable to the bag.

5- Belt

Figure 5

This figure suggests the coupling of the belt and carriers of magnetic energy on a normal bag. The belt and its magnetic energy carriers are depicted in dotted lines.

1b- Normal bag

Figure 6

It represents a third embodiment in which the magnetic energy carriers are mounted on a pad attached to the wall. There are two carriers that show different polarities such that in one case they repel the glove and in the other they attract it.

6.- Wall magnetic energy carrier seen by its "N" pole

7- Wall magnetic energy carrier seen by its "S" pole

8- Pad

Detailed explanation of the embodiment of the invention

Boxing training equipment (Figs. 1 to 6), consisting of equipment of interest to those who practice the sport of boxing, usable in training sessions, which in a first embodiment preferred by its inventor, comprises the two elements The main elements for the practice of boxing training are a blow-receiving element and a pair of gloves which are complemented with a series of magnetic energy carriers appropriately located in each of said elements.

In this first embodiment, the receiving element is a bag with housings (1a), hanging, in the shape of a right cylinder of revolution, with a central core in which they are incorporated at a certain height, in each of the housings or cavities. , as many carriers of magnetic energy from the bag (2), which perimeter surround the bag with housings (1a), as shown in (Fig. 1) being oriented in such a way that its pole "N" is on the external of the bag with accommodations (1a) and consequently, its pole "S" is oriented towards the interior. The bag's magnetic energy carriers (2) are fitted into the existing cavities in the bag with housings (1a), hidden and protected by a lining (1 1). about 5-10 mm thick and flexible shock-absorbing characteristics. Since these carriers are hidden, the outer strip, where they are housed, is painted or marked in some way so that the person training knows where to direct the blows.

The pair of gloves (3) have the usual construction of boxing gloves with the particularity that in the hitting area, separate glove magnetic energy carriers (4) are incorporated, oriented in such a way that their "N" pole " is on the outside of the glove (3), as shown schematically in (Fig.2).

In a second embodiment conceived by its inventor, the pair of gloves (3) is identical to that of the first mode. As for the bag (1b) (Fig. 5), it is one of those that are normally manufactured for this purpose. In this solution, the bag (1b) is complemented by a belt (5) that incorporates a series of housings where as many carriers of magnetic energy (2) are introduced as schematized in (Fig. 4). Returning to (Fig. 5), the attachment of the belt (5) to the bag (1b) is suggested, the belt having been represented in dotted lines. It can be seen that the magnetic energy carriers are oriented in the same way as in (Fig. 1) that is, with their "N" pole facing outwards.

Finally, the inventor proposes a third embodiment, represented in (Fig. 6) where it can be seen that the receiving element is a pad (8), attached to the wall and complemented with two magnetic energy carriers, a wall magnetic energy carrier seen by its "N" pole (6) and a wall magnetic energy carrier seen by its "S" pole (7). These carriers are larger than those mentioned in the previous embodiments. The gloves are identical to those already mentioned previously.

In all the embodiments described, the inventor uses magnetic energy carriers in the form of permanent neodymium magnets or others of greater power if any or carriers in the form of an electromagnet whose power is easily adjustable. The latter is a significant advantage offered by the invention, since the athlete can adjust the device as desired by increasing or decreasing the forces of attraction or repulsion in their training sessions.

As indicated previously in this document, the magnetic energy carriers are installed in the shock receiving element and in the gloves or in only one of them. It is taken into account that it is technically very easy to put electromagnets in the shock-receiving element and that it is more practical and simple to put permanent magnets in the gloves, but the installation of electromagnets in the gloves is not ruled out.

This description has been made of the three embodiments conceived by the inventor. It is easy to understand its mode of operation or use by the athlete who trains.

In the first embodiment, shown in (Fig. 3), where the receiving element is represented in the form of a bag (1a) and one of the gloves (3), the boxer throws his fist against the bag (1a) but When two carriers of magnetic energy of the same sign are facing each other, a repulsion process begins, the strength of which depends on the energy stored by said carriers. The bag recoils slightly, starting a swing that the boxer can take advantage of to launch the blow at the moment he believe it is more appropriate This exercise can be very energetic, acting as a kind of "sparring" with the bag. There can be blows with contact or without contact since the magnetic energy of the carriers is very high and the repulsion can prevent contact.

The operation of the second embodiment with the bag (1b) and the gloves (3) is identical to that just described.

As for the third embodiment, shown in (Fig.6), where the "sparring" is a stationary element, two types of training can be practiced. The gloves (3) are the same as always but the receiving element is, in one case, a wall magnetic energy carrier that shows its "N" pole and in the other case, it is a wall magnetic energy carrier that shows its "S" pole, that is, in the first case repulsion occurs and in the second case attraction occurs.

When it comes to repulsion, there is no rocking of the wearer as it is mounted on the pad (8) attached to the wall. The boxer must try very hard to hit the carrier of magnetic energy

The case in which attraction occurs is different because in all types of carriers of magnetic energy, the attraction is very powerful and a force of great intensity must be applied to detach poles of different signs. It is another way to exercise the muscles of the arms and the rest of the body.

It is not considered necessary to make the content of this description more extensive so that an expert in the field can understand the scope and advantages derived from the invention, as well as develop and put into practice its object. However, it must be understood that the invention has been described according to embodiments preferred by the inventor and may be susceptible to modifications as long as this does not impact or imply any alteration of the basis of said invention. That is, the terms in which this description of the invention has been set forth must always be taken with a broad and non-limiting nature.

Claims (7)

1. Boxing training equipment consisting of equipment of interest to those who practice the sport of boxing, usable in training sessions, characterized by comprising a blow-receiving element and a pair of gloves which are complemented with a series of wearers. magnetic energy incorporated in each of said elements. 2. Boxing training equipment, according to the first claim, characterized in that the blow-receiving element is a bag with housings (1a) in whose housings the magnetic energy carriers are introduced, remaining hidden under a lining (1.1). 3. Boxing training equipment, according to the first claim, characterized in that the blow-receiving element is a normal bag (1b) complemented by a belt (5) that has several cavities to house as many carriers of magnetic energy. 4. Boxing training equipment, according to the first claim, characterized in that the blow-receiving element is a pad (8), attached to the wall, equipped with two separate magnetic energy carriers, which show opposite poles. 5. Boxing training equipment, according to the first claim, characterized in that each glove, typical in boxing, incorporates a carrier of magnetic energy, internally, in the front hitting area. 6. Boxing training equipment, according to the previous claims, characterized in that the magnetic energy carriers are neodymium magnets. 7. Boxing training equipment, according to the previous claims, characterized in that the magnetic energy carriers are electromagnets of adjustable power.