JP2001286530A - Health implement for sole stimulation - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a health implement such as a block and an innersole of footwear, a stepping block, or a vibration block that selects and changes positions of projections for pressing the sole to avoid long time pressing of the same position on the sole. SOLUTION: The upper surface of the health tool such as a block 2 of the footwear 1 is provided with one or a plurality of recessed parts 4 or through holes, the lower parts of projecting members 3 are inserted into the recessed parts 4 or the through holes to removably mount the projecting members 3. The recessed parts 4 or the through holes for receiving the projecting members 3 are selected or changed to select or change positions of the sole to be pressed by the projecting members.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a health footwear for stimulating the sole of a foot, and a health device such as an insole, a shaking table, and a stepping device.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a healthy footwear, there is a footwear provided with a projection on the entire surface of a footwear stand or on a surface corresponding to the position of an acupoint on a sole. By using these, the entire sole or specific acupoints are stimulated.

[0003] The conventional stepping tool has a large number of projections formed on a flat surface or a curved surface, and stimulating the whole sole by stepping on the stepping tool.

[0004] A conventional shaking table is provided with a number of projections on the upper surface of the table, and a foot is placed on the shaking table to electrically vibrate the shaking table to stimulate the sole.

[0005]

The protruding portion on the surface of the conventional health footwear platform is fixed, and when used for going out, if the protruding portion is provided on the entire surface of the platform, the foot will be prolonged for a long time. If you press the entire back, and if a protrusion is provided at a partial position on the table surface to press a specific acupoint on the sole, you can not stimulate acupoints other than the specific acupoint In addition, only a specific acupoint is pushed for a long time, which causes physical disability.

[0006] Neither the conventional stepping tool nor the vibrating table can press only a specific acupoint on the sole of the foot.
It is necessary to change the place to be pushed by raising the heel and pushing the toe, which is not easy to change, and it is difficult to push only the arch or a specific part.

According to the present invention, there is provided a footwear stand, an insole, a footrest, a vibrating table, and the like, which can selectively change the position of a protruding portion for pressing the sole to avoid pressing the same part of the sole for a long time. The purpose is to provide tools.

[0008]

[Means for Solving the Problems] Footwear stand, footwear insole,
One or more recesses or through-holes are provided on the upper surface of a fitness tool for stimulating the sole such as a footboard and a vibrating table, and the lower portions of the projection members are inserted into these recesses or through-holes to detachably attach the projection members. It is possible to attach.

It is preferable that the projecting member has a plurality of projections provided on the substrate, and the recesses can be detachably fitted to the substrate.

[0010] The projection member is provided with a projection on the substrate,
The recess can be fitted with the substrate with the projection of the projection member facing upward and the projection protruding from the upper surface of the health tool, and the substrate and the projection can be fitted with the projection facing down, and the bottom surface of the substrate can be fitted. It is possible to make the upper surface of the health implement flush with the upper surface.

[0011]

FIG. 1 shows a base 2 of a sandal 1 according to the present invention. This table 2
A large number of concave portions 4 are provided in which the lower portions of the projecting members 3 can be fitted.

The recess 4 may be provided over the entire upper surface of the base 2, or one or more recesses 4 may be provided at positions corresponding to one or more of the plurality of acupoints on the sole. . The base 2 shown in FIG. 1 is provided with a plurality of concave portions 4 at positions corresponding to the toe portion, the arch, and the heel acupoint.

When the base 2 is made of an elastic material such as a soft synthetic resin or rubber, pressing the lower part of the projection member 3 into the recess 4
The peripheral wall of the recess 4 presses the projection member 3 with elasticity, and supports the projection member 3. In order to further strengthen the support, as shown in FIG. 1 (D), it is preferable to provide one or a plurality of protrusions 5 on the lower peripheral wall of the protrusion member 3 fitted into the recess 4. It is preferable to attach a double-sided adhesive to the bottom surface of the projection member 3. However, a material that does not hinder the removal of the projection member 3 is selected as the adhesive.

When the base 2 is made of a material having no elasticity, such as wood or bamboo, the projection member 3 does not come off from the recess 4 during use.
A double-sided adhesive is attached to the bottom surface of the projection member 3. This adhesive is also made of a material that does not hinder the removal of the projection member 3.

The projecting member 3 may be made of any of elastic or inelastic materials.

FIG. 1A shows a state in which the projection member 3 is fitted into the concave portion 4 of the base 2 corresponding to the point of the arch. When walking while wearing the sandals 1 in this state, the tip of the protruding member 3 pushes the arch key.

The protruding member 3 is recessed in order to prevent walking on the ground for a certain period of time, causing pain at the arch and pressing the same acupoint for a long time to prevent injuries to the feet and other parts of the body. 4 and walked in a state where the projection member 3 is not attached, or the projection member 3 is fitted into a recess 4 at a position corresponding to another acupoint on the sole, for example, a heel or a toe position. Walk together.

Although the above embodiments have been described with respect to sandals, the present invention is not limited to sandals.
It can be implemented on other various footwear platforms.

As shown in FIG. 2, instead of the projecting member 3, a projecting member 3a having a projecting portion provided on a substrate 6 is used. The concave portion 4 is a concave portion adapted to the shape of the substrate 6, and the substrate 6 is detachable. May be fitted into the recess 4. A plurality of protrusions may be provided on the substrate 6. It is preferable to attach an adhesive to the bottom surface of the substrate 6. This adhesive is also made of a material that does not hinder the removal of the projection member 3a.

When the projecting member 3a is used, instead of the concave portion 4, as shown in FIGS.
It is preferable to provide a recess 4a that can be fitted so that the projection of the projection member 3a faces downward and the bottom surface of the substrate 6 is flush with the upper surface of the base 2. In this case, no adhesive is attached to the bottom surface of the substrate 6.

The recess 4a can be fitted to the projection member 3a by selecting whether the projection is up or down. When a specific acupoint on the sole is pressed, the projection corresponds to the specific acupoint. Attach the projection member 3a with the projection upward to the concave portion 4a of the site,
A projection member 3a is attached to the concave portion of the other portion with the projection directed downward and used. When it is desired to change the pressing point, the vertical direction of the protrusion of the protrusion member 3a may be changed.

Instead of the recess 4a, FIGS. 3 (C) and 3 (D)
, A through-hole 4c having a shelf 4b may be provided.

FIG. 4 shows an insole 7 embodying the present invention.
The insole 7 has a through hole 8 into which the lower part of the projection member 3 can be fitted.
Are provided in large numbers. The holes 8 may be provided over the entire surface of the insole 7 as in the case of the table 2 described above, or one or a plurality of holes 8 may be provided at positions corresponding to one or more acupoints on the sole. . The insole 7 in FIG. 4 is provided with holes 6 at locations corresponding to the arch of the sole, the heel, and the acupoint of the toe. The hole 8 may have the same structure as the through hole 4c.

When the thickness of the insole 5 is large, the insole 5 may be replaced by a bottomed one in the same manner as the recess 4 or 4a.

The projecting member 3 or 3a may be used. When the projecting member 3 is used, one or a plurality of projecting portions 5 are provided on the lower peripheral wall of the projecting member 3 facing the peripheral wall of the hole 8. It is preferred to provide.

When the insole 7 is used, the lower portion of the projection member 3 or the substrate 6 of the projection member 3a is inserted into the hole 8 or the concave portion at the position of one or more acupoints, and is detachably attached. FIG. 4 shows a state in which the projecting members 3 are attached to the group of holes 8 at positions corresponding to the points of the arch.

When the insole 7 to which the projection members 3 and 3a are attached is laid on the upper surface of the shoe stand and walking, the projection members 3 and 3a press the acupoints on the soles. If it is considered that walking for a certain period of time and walking more than that will cause a problem, the insole 7 is removed from the shoes to walk, or the protruding member 3 is removed from the insole 7 and walked. When the pressing of a specific acupoint is stopped when the projection member 3a is mounted in the recess 4a, the projection of the projection member 3a for the specific acupoint is turned downward.
a may be fitted. When it is desired to push another acupoint during walking, the protrusion members 3 and 3a may be replaced with holes 8 at other acupoint positions.

In the above-described embodiment, the projection member for each projection is detachably fitted and attached to the recess or the hole. However, as shown in FIG. The member 11 is provided with a concave portion 12 in which the substrate 9 can be fitted at a position corresponding to a specific acupoint on the sole 2 of the footwear or the sole on the upper surface of the insole. 11 may be detachably attached. It is preferable to attach an adhesive to the bottom surface of the substrate 9. However, the adhesive is made of a material from which the projection member 11 can be removed.

The protruding member 11 is attached to the concave portion 12 at a portion corresponding to a specific acupoint on the sole of the foot where stimulation is desired. 13 or plate is fitted.
To avoid the adverse effects of long-term use, select the recess 12
Is changed, and a projection member 11 that fits into the concave portion is detachably attached, and a sheet 13 or a plate is fitted into the original concave portion 12 for use.

FIG. 6 is a plan view of the footrest 14 or the footboard according to the present invention. The footrest 14 is provided with a large number of holes 15 opening on the upper surface. The holes 15 are formed in the recesses 4
It may be a bottomed one like a, or a through hole like the hole 8 or the through hole 4c. In the hole 15
It is assumed that the lower part of the above-mentioned projection member 3 or 3a can be removably fitted.

It is preferable to display the outline 16 of the left and right soles on the upper surface of the footrest 14. Further, the contour 16 is preferably a double contour 16 for adults and children.

A large number of holes 15 may be provided on the entire upper surface of the footrest 14 irrespective of the outline 16, or may be provided on the entire surface of the outline 16, or at a plurality of acupoint positions within the outline 16. One or a plurality of holes may be provided corresponding to the above.

A hole 15 may be provided only in the contour 16 on the upper surface of the footrest 14, and a non-detachable projection may be provided outside the contour 16. In this case, the hole 15 in the contour 16
The height of the projecting members 3, 3a to be mounted on the contour line is made higher than the height of the projecting portion outside the contour line 16.

When the footrest 14 is used, the projecting members 3 or 3a are attached to all the holes 15 in the contour 16 and the foot is stimulated to stimulate the sole, or the sole is stimulated. Holes 15 at locations corresponding to one or more acupoints of
The protruding member 3 or 3a is attached to the base, and a specific point is stimulated by stepping on the protruding member 3 or 3a. After stimulating the sole of the sole or a specific acupoint for a certain period of time, in order to stimulate another acupoint, the projection member 3 or 3a is inserted into the hole 15 corresponding to the acupoint.
And then step on it. When the projecting member 3a is used and the hole 15 has the same configuration as the concave portion 4a or the through hole 4c, the projecting member 3a is fitted in the hole 15 of the non-stimulated portion in reverse.

A recess 12 is provided in place of the hole 15 of the footrest 14, and a projection member 11 corresponding to the recess 12 is used. And a sheet 13 or a plate may be fitted and used in the recess 12 to which the projection member is not attached.

The electric vibration table electromagnetically vibrates a vibration plate having the same structure as the footrest 14, and selects the hole 15 and mounts the projection member 3 or 3a.
Alternatively, the sole is placed on the sole 3a, the diaphragm is vibrated to stimulate the sole, and the mounting position of the protruding member 3 or 3a is changed as desired to stimulate other parts of the sole.

A concave portion 12 is provided in place of the hole 15 of the shaking table, and a projection member 11 corresponding to the concave portion 12 is used.
A sheet 13 or a plate may be used by fitting the projection member 11 to the recess 2 and fitting the recess 13 to which the projection member 11 is not attached.

If the projection members 3 and 11 are formed of a magnetic material, a stimulating effect by magnetic force can be expected.

[0039]

According to the health tool for stimulating the sole of the foot according to the present invention, the projection member can be detachably mounted, so that the mounting position of the projection member can be changed, and the entire surface of the sole or a specific surface can be selected as desired. The stimulus can be stimulated by selecting or changing acupoints, and obstacles caused by pressing a constant sole surface for a long time can be avoided.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1A is a perspective view of a main part of a sandal, and FIG.
It is A section, and (C) is explanatory drawing of protrusion member mounting.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of mounting a protrusion member.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of mounting of a protruding member according to another embodiment.

4A is a perspective view of an insole, FIG. 4B is a BB cross-sectional view, and FIG. 4C is an explanatory view of mounting a protruding member.

5A is a perspective view of a main part of a sandal according to another embodiment, and FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view along AA.

FIG. 6 is a plan view of a footrest.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Sandal 2 stand 3 Projection member 4 Depression 5 Projection 6 Substrate 7 Insole 8 Hole 9 Substrate 10 Projection 11 Projection member 12 Depression 13 Sheet 14 Footrest 15 Hole 16 Contour line

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A sole which is provided with one or a plurality of recesses or through-holes on an upper surface thereof, and a lower portion of a projection member is fitted into these recesses or through-holes so that the projection member can be detachably mounted. Health equipment for doing. 2. A protruding member provided with a protruding portion on a substrate, wherein the concave portion faces the protruding portion of the protruding member so that the protruding portion protrudes from the upper surface of the health tool, and the substrate can be fitted thereto. The health for stimulating a sole according to claim 1, wherein the substrate and the protrusion are fitted downward and the bottom surface of the substrate and the upper surface of the fitness tool can be flush with each other. Utensils. 3. The health tool for stimulating a sole according to claim 1, wherein the projection member is provided with a plurality of projections on the substrate, and the recess allows the substrate to be detachably fitted. . 4. The sole for stimulating a sole according to claim 1, wherein the health equipment is any one of a footwear stand, a footwear insole, a footboard and a shaking table. Health equipment.