JP2014133009A - Wearable implement - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a wearable implement capable of guiding a person to a correctly addresses posture.SOLUTION: A wearable implement comprises: a waist belt; a pair of left and right vertical belts; a chest belts for connecting the pair of left and right vertical belts at the chest; a pair of left and right leg belts fastened to the pair of left and right vertical belts, respectively; and a back part to which rear sides of the pair of left and right vertical belts and a rea side of the waist belt are connected. The pair of left and right vertical belts are put onto the left and right sides of the body, respectively without crossing each other. Each vertical belt is fastened to the waist belt at a first fastening part near the center of the back and at a second fastening part near a flank, and is composed of an upper vertical belt which extends upward from the first and second fastening parts and is put on the respective shoulder and a lower vertical belt which extends downward. The leg belt is fastened to a lower end part of the lower vertical belt. Each of the aforementioned belts is formed of an elastic belt-like member, and the back part is formed of an elastic cloth.

Description

  The present invention relates to a wearing device that can guide a wearer to a posture in which the back muscles are extended, and more particularly, to a wearing device that can guide the posture at the time of golf addressing to a correct posture.

  In golf swing, a posture for hitting the ball, that is, an address posture is important. If the correct address is not made, the ball cannot be hit as intended. For this reason, conventionally, a device for learning a correct address has been proposed. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a golf posture correcting device for learning a correct golf address and body movement. Yes.

  In addition, a device for correcting posture has been proposed in the past, regardless of golf. For example, Patent Literature 2 discloses a posture correction and exercise promotion band that can relieve back pain or assist walking. Has been.

However, since the posture correcting device for golf of Patent Document 1 fixes the posture at the time of addressing with a rope stretched in front of the body, it cannot stand upright and must always act in a forward bent state. In addition, there is a problem that it is difficult to walk and perform daily activities while wearing.
Further, since the posture correction and exercise promotion band of Patent Document 2 is composed of only band-shaped members (bands and rubber bands), the wearer tends to shift when the wearer performs a large movement or a quick movement (for example, a golf swing). There is a problem.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-277192 JP 2001-231883 A

  Therefore, the present invention can guide the wearer to a posture in which the back is stretched, in particular, the posture of the correct address of golf, and does not get in the way when walking or performing daily operations, and can be quickly performed such as a golf swing. It is an object of the present invention to provide a wearing tool that is not easily displaced from the body even when making a large movement.

The wearing tool according to the present invention is
A waist belt, a pair of left and right vertical belts, a chest belt for connecting the pair of left and right vertical belts at the chest, a pair of left and right leg belts fixed to the pair of left and right vertical belts, and the pair of left and right vertical belts; It has a back body that is fixed to the back side of the waist belt,
The pair of left and right vertical belts are attached to the left and right half of the body without crossing each other, and each vertical belt has a first adhering portion near the back center and a side of the flank on the back side of the waist belt. It is composed of an upper vertical belt that is fixed to the waist belt at two locations of the second fixed portion, and is worn over the shoulder extending upward from the first and second fixed portions, and a lower vertical belt that extends downward. Being
The lower vertical belt extends to the upper back of the knee via the buttocks, and the two belt members extending from each of the first and second fixing portions are fixed to cross each other until reaching the lower end portion. The bottom end is configured to be a single belt member,
The leg belt is attached by being wound around a leg above the knee, and is fixed to a lower end portion of the lower vertical belt, and each of the belts is made of an elastic band member. The back body is made of a stretchable cloth,
It is characterized by.

According to the present invention, the left vertical belt attached to the left half and the right vertical belt attached to the right half are respectively fixed to two positions on the back side of the waist belt, and extend upward from the upper half. It consists of a vertical belt and a lower vertical belt that extends to the lower body. Therefore, when wearing the wearing device according to the present invention, the upper vertical belt hung on the shoulder acts on the upper body of the wearer, pulling the shoulder, back, waist, the shoulder is pulled backward (back side), It is guided to the posture where the back muscles are extended.
The lower vertical belt is composed of two belt members extending downward from the first fixing portion and belt members extending downward from the second fixing portion, and these are crossed and fixed to reach the lower end portion. The lower end portion is configured to be a single belt member, and a leg belt is fixed to the lower end portion so as to be wound around and fixed to the leg. For this reason, when the wearing tool according to the present invention is worn, the pulling force acts strongly on the knees, hips, and hips, and the two belts pass through the upper hips, so that the lower vertical belt is not easily displaced from the body.
In addition, because the back body is fixed to the back side of the waist belt and the vertical belt, the relative position of each belt is fixed, and even if the wearer performs a large movement or quick movement, each belt is in the correct position. Kept. Further, since the back belt and the vertical belt are reinforced by the back body, the pulling force from the shoulder to the waist and from the knee to the waist becomes larger.
Also, since the left and right vertical belts are attached without crossing the left and right half bodies, it is easy to move the left and right half bodies independently, but on the other hand, both back sides are fixed to the back body, Since both are connected on the front side (chest side) by the chest belt, the movement of one side of the left and right body is transmitted to the other side, and it is easy to be aware of the right and left balance.

  Further, if the waist belt and the leg belt are belt-like members provided with connecting means whose length can be adjusted at both ends, the wearer can easily attach and detach the wearing tool while adjusting the length.

  Further, if the chest belt is a pair of left and right belt-like members whose first ends are fixed to the pair of left and right vertical belts, and the second end of the belt-like member is provided with a connecting means whose length is adjustable, The wearer can easily connect the chest belt while adjusting the length at the center of the chest.

  Also, after moving the upper left and right upper belts straight from the first adhering part or approaching each other, change the angle until reaching the upper half of the back, and ascend away from each other to reach the upper shoulder By configuring the upper belt, the upper vertical belt can be firmly fixed to the upper body.

  The wearing tool of the present invention can guide the wearer to a posture in which the back muscles are extended. Moreover, if it wears when performing golf, a wearer can be guide | induced to the attitude | position of the correct address. The wearing device of the present invention does not get in the way when walking or performing daily operations, and is difficult to slip from the body when playing golf.

FIG. 1 is a rear view of an embodiment of a wearing tool according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a rear view of the back body of the wearing tool of FIG. FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of the left half of the wearing tool of FIG. FIG. 4 is a front view showing a state in which the wearer wears the wearing tool of FIG. 1 and stands upright. FIG. 5 is a left side view showing a state where the wearer wears the wearing tool of FIG. 1 and stands upright. FIG. 6 is a rear view showing a state in which the wearer wears the wearing tool of FIG. 1 and stands upright. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a state where the wearer wears the wearing tool of FIG. 1 and has a good address. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a state in which the wearer wears the wearing tool of FIG. 1 and addresses the back of the circle and the right shoulder. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a state in which the wearer wears the wearing tool of FIG.

Hereinafter, with reference to drawings, the wearing tool concerning the present invention is explained more concretely.
FIG. 1 is a rear view showing an embodiment of the wearing tool according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a rear view showing the back body of the wearing tool of FIG. 1, and FIG. It is the figure which expanded the left half body of the mounting tool, FIGS. 4-6 is a figure which shows the state which the wearer wears the mounting tool of FIG. 1, and is standing upright, Comprising: FIG. 4 is a front view, FIG. 5 is a left side view, and FIG. 6 is a rear view.
As shown in the figure, the wearing device 1 according to the present invention has a waist belt 2 made of a stretchable belt-like member and a pair of left and right vertical belts 3 (consisting of 3a to 3d) fixed to the waist belt 2. The left and right vertical belts 3 are attached to the wearer's right half or left half without crossing each other. The left and right vertical belts 3 are respectively composed of an upper vertical belt 3U (consisting of 3a and 3b) positioned on the upper body side from the waist belt 2 and a lower vertical belt 3L (consisting of 3c and 3d) positioned on the lower body side. . The vertical belt 3 is constituted by sewing a plurality of elastic band members together. Since the upper vertical belt 3U is fixed to the waist belt 2 on the back side of the waist belt at the first fixing portion A1 near the back center and the second fixing portion A2 near the flank, When worn, the upper vertical belt 3U extends upward from the first fixing portion A1, passes through the mid-scapula, extends from the clavicle via the armpit to the back of the waist, and reaches the second fixing portion A2. 4 to 6). Therefore, the left and right shoulders are pulled to the back side, respectively, and the posture of the wearer can be guided to a stretched state.

  In addition, the left and right vertical belts 3 do not cross each other and are independent from each other, but the back side of each vertical belt is fixed to the back body, and the chest belt 4 allows the upper and lower vertical belts 3U on the right and left side to be connected to the chest. Therefore, even when the body is twisted like a golf swing, the upper vertical belt 3U is not easily displaced from the body. In addition, since the movements of the left and right upper vertical belts 3U are transmitted to each other, if the body axis is shifted or the posture is distorted, the stretched upper vertical belt 3U is forced to return to its original position. , The other is also transmitted. Therefore, it is possible to guide to the correct posture more effectively.

  The lower vertical belt 3L extends to the upper back of the knee via the buttocks, and two belt members (3c and 3d) extending from the first fixing portion A1 and the second fixing portion A2 respectively. The lower end portion is crossed and fixed, and the lower end portion is configured as one belt member. For this reason, in the state where the wearing tool is worn, since 3c passing through the vicinity of the center of the buttocks and 3d passing through the side of the side fits the buttocks, when the body is twisted like a golf swing, However, the lower vertical belt 3L is not easily displaced from the body.

  Since the vertical belt 3 is configured as described above, when the back is curled when worn, the belt 3a on the back side of the vertical belt 3 is stretched and the force to return (the vertical belt tends to shrink). The force) gives the wearer a feeling of pressure, so that the body of the wearer is guided to a posture in which the back is naturally stretched. Also, if the body axis is deviated when worn, either the left or right of the upper vertical belt 3U or the lower vertical belt 3L is stretched, and the force to return gives the wearer a feeling of pressure. It moves in a direction that naturally returns the tilt of the axis and is guided to the correct posture.

  The leg belt 5 is attached to the leg above the knee, and is fixed to the lower end of the lower vertical belt 3L. When the belt is twisted or distorted, either the left or right side of the lower vertical belt 3L is stretched, and resistance is applied to the leg belt 5 fixed to the lower end of the stretched lower vertical belt 3L. And gives the wearer a feeling of resistance (pressure) that is different from left to right. By stretching the waist so that the left and right resistance feelings are in the same state, the posture can be naturally returned to a position free of twisting and distortion, so that the wearer can be guided to the correct posture.

FIG. 2 shows only the back body. The back body 6 is the back side of the vertical belt 3, that is, the upper vertical belt 3U, 3a (first fixing portion to upper shoulder) as a whole, 3b (second fixing portion to upper shoulder), and lower vertical The belt 3L is formed in a shape capable of fixing both 3c and 3d constituting the belt 3L. The back side of the waist belt 2 is also fixed to the back body 6. Thus, since the back side of the vertical belt 3 and the waist belt 2 is fixed to the back body 6, the relative position of the back side of each belt is fixed by the back body 6. For this reason, even if the length of the waist belt 2 or the chest belt 4 is adjusted in front of the body (chest side), the position of the belt on the back side hardly changes. Furthermore, when the back body 6 covers the back of the wearer (a part of the back and the buttocks), the wearing tool 1 is difficult to shift. If each belt is deviated from the correct wearing position when worn, the load for guiding the posture cannot be appropriately given, but the wearing device of the present invention is like a golf swing due to the presence of the back body described above. Each belt can be kept in the correct position even when the whole body is quickly twisted.
It is desirable that the back body 6 does not exist between the left and right lower vertical belts 3L so that the left and right legs can be moved independently. By configuring the back body 6 in this way, the wearer can move smoothly.

  In the wearing device of the present invention, each of the waist belt, the vertical belt, the chest belt, and the leg belt is made of a stretchable belt-like member, and the back body is made of a stretchable cloth. Accordingly, each belt and the back body can be expanded and contracted in accordance with the movement of the body, and when the belt is stretched, a force for returning to the original works, so that the wearer can be guided to a correct posture.

Next, the wearing method of the wearing tool of this invention is demonstrated.
First, the arm is passed through the loop formed of the upper vertical belt 3U and is put on the shoulder. After that, by wrapping the waist belt 2 around the waist and adjusting the length, by connecting the connecting means (in the embodiment shown in the figure, hook-and-loop fastener) provided at both ends with Tanda (a little below the navel), The waist belt 2 is fixed to the waist. After that, while adjusting the length of the left and right chest belts 4 fixed to the left and right upper vertical belts 3U, the left and right chest belts 4 are connected by connecting means (in the embodiment shown in the figure, hook-and-loop fasteners) at the front of the chest. Are connected. Then, according to the physique, the length of the waist belt 2 and the chest belt 4 and the position of the upper vertical belt 3U are adjusted so that there is no extra space or slipperiness. Next, the leg belt 5 is wound on the vicinity of the knee, and the leg belt 5 is fixed on the knee by connecting connecting means (surface fasteners in the embodiment shown in the drawings) provided at both ends. If the leg belt 5 has an extra space or slipperiness, the position and length of the leg belt 5 are adjusted.

  4 to 6 show a state where the wearer stands with the body straight. In this state, there is no sense of incongruity or tension.

  FIG. 7 shows a state where the wearer has a good golf address. Take a stance slightly wider than the shoulder width inside the heel, and tilt the upper body forward from the hip joint. After checking that the weight is on the toes, bend the knee lightly. At this time, if the shoulder, knee, and thumb of the leg are in a straight line, the address is correct. A good address balances the left and right body, and the waist is not bent too much, so there is no sense of incongruity when wearing a wearing device because the force is applied evenly to the center of the waist. When the swing is started as it is, the wearer can naturally move around the waist.

  FIG. 8 shows a state in which the wearer takes a posture of a circular back and a right shoulder. If the wearer lowers his right shoulder extremely, the tension on the belt on the left shoulder increases and he feels uncomfortable, so he wants to return to the correct posture so that the left and right tensions are evenly distributed. In addition, if it is in a circular back in this state, a force is applied to the wearer to pull both shoulders back and open the thorax, so that the posture is naturally in a good address state.

  FIG. 9 shows a state in which the wearer takes an extreme forward posture. If the wearer takes such a posture, the tension of the upper and lower vertical belts will be high, and the wearer will be forced to pull back both shoulders back to open the rib cage. Be guided to a posture.

  Next, the member which comprises the mounting tool of this invention is demonstrated more concretely. As above-mentioned, each belt which comprises the wearing tool of this invention consists of a strip | belt-shaped member which has a stretching property. A preferable example of such a belt-shaped member is a belt-shaped member formed to be stretchable in the longitudinal direction by rib knitting. The width of each belt is preferably about 3 cm to 7 cm, and particularly preferably about 4 to 6 cm (in the example shown in the figure, the width of each belt is 5 cm). If it is too thin, the force to return to the original position when stretched is weak, so the effect of guiding to the correct posture is reduced. On the other hand, if it is too thick, it becomes difficult for the wearer to move smoothly.

  The back body used for the wearing tool of the present invention is made of a stretchable cloth. Preferable examples of such cloth include cloths generally called power net, triconette, satin net, two-weight ricott, and two-way raschel.

  Sewing is preferable as means for adhering each belt and means for adhering the belt to the back body. However, the adhering means is not limited to this, and may be adhered with an adhesive or the like (in the embodiment shown in the figure, sewing is performed). Are firmly attached to each other and to the back body and the belt).

  Each of the waist belt and the leg belt is preferably a belt-like member provided with connecting means whose length is adjustable at both ends. In the embodiment shown in the figure, the waist belt / leg belt is composed of a belt-like member provided with a loop surface of the hook-and-loop fastener at the first end and a hook surface of the hook-and-loop fastener at the second end. The surface fastener is joined while adjusting the length in front of the waist or leg (see FIG. 1. In FIG. 1, one of the surface fasteners at both ends provided on the waist belt and the leg belt is one surface fastener. It is not shown because it is located on the back side).

  The chest belt is also preferably adjustable in length. In the embodiment shown in the figure, the chest belt is composed of two short belt-like members, the first end of the short belt-like member is fixed to each of the left and right upper body longitudinal belts, and the connecting means (the embodiment shown in the figure is attached to the second end). In this case, the second ends of the two belt-like members are overlapped at the center of the chest, and the surface fastener is joined (see FIG. 4. In FIG. 4, the state fastener of the chest belt is joined. The hook-and-loop fastener is not shown in the figure, but a loop surface of the hook-and-loop fastener is formed on one of the two chest belts, and a hook surface of the hook-and-loop fastener is formed on the other. (Thus, the chest belt is connected.)

  By configuring the waist belt, leg belt and chest belt as described above, the wearer can easily adjust the length of the waist belt, chest belt and leg belt when wearing the wearing device of the present invention. It is possible to attach and detach the mounting tool easily.

  In the embodiment shown in the figure, a hook-and-loop fastener is adopted as a connecting means for allowing the length to be freely adjusted. However, the connecting means is not limited to a hook-and-loop fastener. As another connection means, for example, there can be mentioned ones in which a locking tool such as a button, a hook hook, a snap, and a spring is provided at a plurality of positions, and the length can be adjusted by changing the locking position.

  Moreover, you may provide a length adjustment means in an upper vertical belt and a lower vertical belt.

Further, the positions of the first fixing part (near the back center) and the second fixing part (near the flank) may be appropriately adjusted depending on the size of the wearer's body. For example, the wearing tool of the embodiment shown in the figure is intended for a small wearer (height 150 cm to 160 cm, weight 45 to 60 kg), and the first fixing part from the center of the back (position overlapping the spine when worn) The distances d ₁ and d ₂ (see FIG. 3) to the respective centers (intersections of diagonal lines of the parallelogram formed from the overlap of the waist belt and the vertical belt) of the second fixing portion are respectively d ₁ = about 6 cm. , D ₂ = about 16 cm. In general, d ₁ is suitably about 4 cm to about 10 cm. d ₂ varies greatly depending on the size of the wearer's waist, but the second fixing portion is preferably located on the rear side (back side) of the wearer's flank, so that the length of the wearer's waist is 1 It is preferable that the length is / 5 to ¼.

Moreover, it is preferable to comprise so that an angle may change on the way by comprising 3a from a 1st adhering part to a shoulder upper part among upper vertical belts by comprising with two strip | belt-shaped members. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, the left and right belts 3a are fixed to the waist belt so that the inner angle a1 is 70 ° to 90 ° (75 ° to 80 ° in the embodiment shown in the figure). In addition, the angle (a ₂ ) with respect to the upward direction of the first strip member 3a ₁ is about 15 above the first strip member 3a ₁ and about 6 to 12 cm (about 8 cm in the illustrated embodiment) from the waist belt. It is preferable that the second belt-shaped member 3a ₂ is connected so as to have an angle of 25 ° (about 20 ° in the embodiment shown in the figure). By configuring in this way, the left and right upper vertical belts go straight up from the first fixing part or approach each other little by little, change the angle until reaching the upper half of the wearer's back, and from there Ascend slightly away from each other and reach the upper shoulders. By configuring 3a in this way, the upper vertical belt can be firmly fixed to the upper body of the wearer.
Moreover, as shown in FIG. 3, it is preferable to comprise 3c and 3a ₁ by one continuous strip | belt-shaped member.
By configuring the vertical belts 3a and 3c on the back side as described above, it is easy to gather force toward the waist center.

Moreover, it is preferable that 3c and 3d which comprise the lower vertical belt 3L cross | intersect in the position of a wearer's buttocks lower part-thigh upper part. By comprising in this way, a lower vertical belt becomes difficult to shift | deviate from a collar part.
Further, 3d ends when it intersects with 3c, and 3c preferably extends downward and is fixed to the leg belt. By configuring in this way, the pulling force acts on the first adhering portion in the vicinity of the knee, the hip, and the center of the back, so that the force is easily collected toward the center of the waist.

The wearing device according to the present invention is particularly effective for guiding the posture at the time of golf address to the correct posture, and by simply wearing it, the shoulder, knee, back, etc. are guided to a good address naturally with the waist at the center. So, you can naturally acquire the attitude of the important address in golf.
In addition, the wearing device according to the present invention supports the muscles of the back, waist and thighs, and can particularly reduce the load on the waist. Therefore, the wearing device is suitable for wearing a heavy load.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Wearing tool 2 Waist belt 3 Vertical belt 3U Upper vertical belt (3a: 1st adhering part-shoulder upper part 3b: 2nd adhering part-upper shoulder part)
3L lower vertical belt (3c; first adhering portion to leg belt 3d: second adhering portion to 3c)
4 chest belt 5 leg belt 6 back body A1 first adhering part A2 second adhering part

Claims (4)

A waist belt, a pair of left and right vertical belts, a chest belt for connecting the pair of left and right vertical belts at the chest, a pair of left and right leg belts fixed to the pair of left and right vertical belts, and the pair of left and right vertical belts; It has a back body that is fixed to the back side of the waist belt,
The pair of left and right vertical belts are attached to the left and right half of the body without crossing each other, and each vertical belt has a first adhering portion near the back center and a side of the flank on the back side of the waist belt. It is composed of an upper vertical belt that is fixed to the waist belt at two locations of the second fixed portion, and is worn over the shoulder extending upward from the first and second fixed portions, and a lower vertical belt that extends downward. Being
The lower vertical belt extends to the upper back of the knee via the buttocks, and the two belt members extending from each of the first and second fixing portions are fixed to cross each other until reaching the lower end portion. The bottom end is configured to be a single belt member,
The leg belt is attached by being wound around a leg above the knee, and is fixed to a lower end portion of the lower vertical belt, and each of the belts is made of an elastic band member. The back body is made of a stretchable cloth,
A wearing tool characterized by.   The wearing device according to claim 1, wherein each of the waist belt and the leg belt is formed of a belt-like member provided with connecting means whose length is adjustable at both ends.   The chest belt is composed of a pair of left and right belt-like members whose first ends are fixed to the pair of left and right vertical belts, and a length-adjustable connecting means is provided at the second end of each belt-like member. The wearing tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein   The left and right upper vertical belts go straight up from the first adhering part or approach each other, then change the angle until reaching the upper half of the back, and go up away from each other to reach the upper shoulder It is comprised, The mounting tool of any one of Claims 1-3 characterized by the above-mentioned.

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