JP2014161364A - Exercise device for upper half of body - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an exercise device for an upper half of a body that can be installed outdoors, and can be used over a long period of time.SOLUTION: There is provided an exercise device for an upper half of a body that includes a support 1 having a support body 10 fixed on a floor surface, a pulley holder 11 rotatably fixed to the upper end of the support body 10, and a pulley 12 fixed to the pulley holder 11, and a rope 2 provided with a linear grip part 34 at both ends of a rope body 20, and can be used over a long period of time. A space 14 through which the grip part 34 or the rope body 20 can pass is provided between the pulley holder 11 and the pulley 12.

Description

  The present invention relates to an upper body exercise apparatus for outdoor installation.

  Various types of exercise equipment are known as upper body exercise equipment.

  For example, Patent Document 1 discloses an upper-body exercise device including a long pulling portion having gripping portions at both ends. This upper-body exercise device is assumed to be used indoors, and a part of the member is used indoors. It is provided with a mounting portion for fixing to a fixed object such as a pillar, a wall, and a column.

  In order to use the upper body exercise equipment for outdoor installation, it is necessary to withstand harsh environments such as outdoor rainwater and sunlight. For example, the exercise apparatus described in Patent Document 1 has a relatively complicated structure in which a fixed pulley and a movable pulley are disposed between two plates arranged in parallel, and therefore, it is suitable for outdoor use. It is doubtful whether it can endure. Moreover, it is estimated that the long tension | pulling part which has a holding part in both ends is inferior to durability compared with another member.

Japanese Patent No. 3896471

  An object of the present invention is to provide an upper body exercise device that is for outdoor installation and can be installed outdoors for a long period of time.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide an upper body exercise apparatus that has a small installation area and is inexpensive to manufacture.

The upper body exercise apparatus of the present invention is characterized by the following.
(Item 1)
(1) A column having a column body fixed to the floor or the ground, a pulley holder rotatably attached to an upper end portion of the column body, a pulley attached to the pulley holder, and
(2) A rope provided with a rope body and linear gripping portions provided at both ends of the rope body,
An upper body exercise device comprising:
Here, the upper-body exercise apparatus is provided with a space through which the grip portion can pass between the pulley holder and the pulley.
(Item 2)
The upper-body exercise device according to item 1, wherein metal fittings with magnets are attached to both ends of the rope body.
(Item 3)
A rope comprising a rope body and linear gripping portions provided at both ends of the rope body, the rope being used as an upper body exercise device together with a support,
Here, the column has a column body fixed to the floor or the ground, a pulley holder rotatably attached to the upper end of the column body, and a pulley attached to the pulley holder, Here, a space through which the grip portion can pass is provided between the pulley holder and the pulley.
rope.
(Item 4)
Item 4. The rope according to item 3, wherein metal fittings with magnets are attached to both ends of the rope body.
(Item 5)
(1) A column having a column body fixed to the floor or the ground, a pulley holder rotatably attached to an upper end portion of the column body, a pulley attached to the pulley holder, and
(2) A rope comprising a rope body and linear gripping portions provided at both ends of the rope body, wherein the gripping portion can be attached to and detached from the end of the rope body by screws. Fixed rope,
An upper body exercise device comprising:
Here, the upper-body exercise apparatus is provided with a space through which the rope body can pass between the pulley holder and the pulley.
(Item 6)
The upper body exercise apparatus according to item 5, wherein metal fittings with magnets are attached to both ends of the rope body.
(Item 7)
A rope comprising a rope body and linear gripping portions provided at both ends of the rope body, the rope being used as an upper body exercise device together with a support, wherein the gripping portion is a screw It is detachably fixed to the end of the rope body,
Here, the column has a column body fixed to the floor or the ground, a pulley holder rotatably attached to the upper end of the column body, and a pulley attached to the pulley holder, Here, a space through which the rope body can pass is provided between the pulley holder and the pulley.
rope.
(Item 8)
Item 8. The rope according to item 7, wherein metal fittings with magnets are attached to both ends of the rope body.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the upper-body exercise device for outdoor installations which can carry out the user's upper limbs by utilizing a pulley and a rope is provided. In the present invention, since it is easy to remove the rope from the support column, even if the upper body exercise apparatus of the present invention is installed outdoors, the rope can be combined with the support column only during use. That is, since it is not necessary to leave the rope outdoors except during use, the problem of the durability of the rope is overcome.

  Since the upper-body exercise apparatus of the present invention has a very simple and compact configuration, for example, a support body is installed in a parking area of an expressway, and a user (for example, a driver who has come to the parking area) has a rope and a support body. And can be used together. The user can then pull out the rope after use and take it home.

  The present invention can be used outdoors where installation space is limited.

FIG. 1 is a front view of an upper body exercise apparatus including a support column and a rope. FIG. 2 is a front view of the support column. FIG. 3 is a side view of the support column. FIG. 4 is a front view of the support column. The pulley holder is rotated 90 degrees compared to the state of FIG. FIG. 5 is a front view of the pulley holder and the pulley. FIG. 6 is a side view of the pulley holder and pulley. FIG. 7 is a side view of the pulley holder and the pulley through the rope. FIG. 8 is a plan view of a rope that is used together with a support column and that has a linear gripping portion at both ends. FIG. 9: is a top view of the rope which is used with a support | pillar, and is equipped with the linear holding | grip part at both ends, Comprising: The holding | grip part is being fixed to the rope via the screwing part. FIG. 10 is a view in which the gripping part fixed to the rope with the screw in FIG. 9 is removed from the rope. FIG. 11 is a plan view of a rope that is used with a support column and that is provided with linear gripping portions at both ends, and further includes a metal fitting.

  An example of an embodiment of the upper body exercise apparatus of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the column 1 used in the present invention includes a pulley holder 11 at the upper end of the column body 10. The strut body 10 can be formed of a rigid steel pipe, bar, or the like. The pulley holder 11 is rotatably provided at the upper end portion of the column main body 10. The pulley holder 11 has a shaft portion 13 that is long in a substantially horizontal direction, and a pulley 12 is rotatably fitted on the shaft portion 13.

  In the present invention using the rope 2 provided with the linear (or rod-shaped) gripping portion 34, there is a space 14 between which the linear gripping portion 34 can pass between the pulley holder 11 and the pulley 12. When the magnet fitting 35 is disposed on the rope 2, the magnet fitting 35 can also pass through the space 14.

  The rope 2 has a rope main body 20 and grips 34 attached to both ends of the rope main body 20. The rope body 20 can be formed of a flexible material such as synthetic resin, cotton, or wire.

  The grip portion 34 of the rope 2 may be detachable from the end portion of the rope main body 20 with a screw. For example, as shown in FIG. 10, the gripping portion 34 includes a female screw and a screw fastening portion 21, and the end portion of the rope body 20 includes a male screw 22 and a screw fastening portion 21, and the male screw portion 22 is a female screw. It is possible to fix the holding part 34 to the rope main body 20 via a screw by screwing to the rope main body 20. Or, conversely, the gripping portion 34 includes the male screw 22 and the screw fastening portion 21, and the end portion of the rope main body 20 includes the female screw and the screw fastening portion 21, whereby the gripping portion 34 is connected to the rope main body 20 via the screw. May be fixed. FIG. 9 shows a state in which the grip portion 34 is fixed to the end portion of the rope body 20.

  When the grip portion 34 of the rope 2 is detachable with a screw, the rope main body 20 from which the grip portion 34 has been removed may be passed through the space 14, so that the linear grip portion 34 can always pass through the space 14. The size is not required, and the space 14 is sufficient to allow the rope body 20 to pass through. When the grip portion 34 of the rope 2 is detachable with a screw, and the metal fitting 35 is disposed on the rope 2, the space 14 is not necessarily large enough to pass the linear grip portion 34. The space 14 is sufficient to allow the rope body 20 and the metal fitting 35 to pass therethrough. When the grip portion 34 of the rope 2 is detachable with a screw, and the metal fitting 35 is disposed on the grip portion 34, the space 14 is not necessarily large enough to allow the linear grip portion 34 to pass therethrough. There is no need for a size through which the attached metal fitting 35 can pass, and the space 14 is sufficient to allow the rope body 20 to pass through.

  The outer diameter of the rope body 20 is set to be smaller than the outer diameters of the grip portion 34 and the metal fitting 35.

  Since the pulley holder 11 is rotatably provided on the column main body 10, the user can use the rope 2 from either the front or back side of the column main body 10.

  The column main body 10 is fixed to an outdoor floor surface (or the ground) by an arbitrary method. The height of the column main body 10 is not particularly limited, but is preferably so that the user can easily operate the space 14 between the pulley holder 11 and the pulley 12 to pass the grip portion 34 of the rope 2. 160 cm to 165 cm.

  Since the rope 2 is removable from the support 1, the support 1 is installed outdoors, and when the user uses the rope 2, the rope 2 is attached to the support 1, and the upper body exercise apparatus of the present invention is used. After use, the rope 2 can be removed from the column 1 and taken home.

  The rope body 20 is preferably about 9 mm thick, but is not limited to this. Moreover, although the length of the rope main body 20 is about 2.2 m-2.3 m, it is not limited to this.

  Preferably, the rope 2 includes a rope body 20 and linear gripping portions 34 provided at both ends of the rope body 20 at both ends (FIG. 8).

  The straight grip 34 is preferably provided with a non-slip. The grip portion 34 has an arbitrary size and length that are easy for the user to use, but typically has a length of about 12 cm. Preferably, metal fittings 35 are disposed in the vicinity of the grips 34 at both ends of the rope. Or the metal fitting 35 with a magnet is arrange | positioned in the vicinity of the holding part 34 of either one edge part of a rope both ends.

  Since the column main body 10 is a metal such as iron, the rope 2 can be fixed to the column main body 10 by using the metal fitting 35 when the upper body exercise apparatus is not used. Alternatively, the column main body 10 may include a magnet fixing bracket in order to fix the rope 2 via the magnet-attached bracket 35. In this case, the rope 2 can be removed from the support body 10 by removing the magnet fixing bracket.

When fixing the prop body 10 to the floor or the ground, it may be fixed directly,
The column main body 10 may be fixed to the pedestal 17 and the pedestal 17 may be fixed to the floor surface or the ground by bolts 18. The pedestal 17 is, for example, a stainless plate.

  Since the rope 2 is wound around the pulley 12, when the one gripping portion of the rope 2 is pulled downward, the pulley 12 rotates and the other gripping portion 34 of the rope 2 moves upward. Grip portions 34 are provided at both ends of the rope 2.

  The linear grip portion 34 preferably has an anti-slip function. The anti-slip function can be exhibited by, for example, rubber or elastomer.

For example, it is possible to perform a motion that moves, such as moving the grip portion up and down like swimming.

The upper body exercise apparatus of the present invention can be used as an auxiliary tool for gymnastics in addition to swimming practice.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Prop 2 Rope 10 Prop main body 20 Rope main body 21 Screwing part 22 Male screw 11 Pulley holder 12 Pulley 13 Shaft part 14 Space through which the gripping part can pass 17 Base 18 Bolt 34 Linear gripping part 35 Magnet fitting

Claims (8)

(1) A column having a column body fixed to the floor or the ground, a pulley holder rotatably attached to an upper end portion of the column body, a pulley attached to the pulley holder, and
(2) A rope provided with a rope body and linear gripping portions provided at both ends of the rope body,
An upper body exercise device comprising:
Here, the upper-body exercise apparatus is provided with a space through which the grip portion can pass between the pulley holder and the pulley. The upper body exercise apparatus according to claim 1, wherein a metal fitting is attached to each end of the rope body. A rope comprising a rope body and linear gripping portions provided at both ends of the rope body, the rope being used as an upper body exercise device together with a support,
Here, the column has a column body fixed to the floor or the ground, a pulley holder rotatably attached to the upper end of the column body, and a pulley attached to the pulley holder, Here, a space through which the grip portion can pass is provided between the pulley holder and the pulley.
rope. The rope according to claim 3, wherein metal fittings with magnets are attached to both ends of the rope body. (1) A column having a column body fixed to the floor or the ground, a pulley holder rotatably attached to an upper end portion of the column body, a pulley attached to the pulley holder, and
(2) A rope comprising a rope body and linear gripping portions provided at both ends of the rope body, wherein the gripping portion can be attached to and detached from the end of the rope body by screws. Fixed rope,
An upper body exercise device comprising:
Here, the upper-body exercise apparatus is provided with a space through which the rope body can pass between the pulley holder and the pulley. The upper body exercise apparatus according to claim 5, wherein metal fittings with magnets are attached to both ends of the rope body. A rope comprising a rope body and linear gripping portions provided at both ends of the rope body, the rope being used as an upper body exercise device together with a support, wherein the gripping portion is a screw It is detachably fixed to the end of the rope body,
Here, the column has a column body fixed to the floor or the ground, a pulley holder rotatably attached to the upper end of the column body, and a pulley attached to the pulley holder, Here, a space through which the rope body can pass is provided between the pulley holder and the pulley.
rope. The rope according to claim 7, wherein metal fittings with magnets are attached to both ends of the rope body.

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