JP2024011930A - Two-color bibs or two-color number bibs - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enhance situational awareness of athletes and participants, to enhance athletic ability of athletes and training efficiency, and to enhance the cognitive function of participants to an event and the like for application to prevention and treatment of dementia.

SOLUTION: A two-color number bib is provided having a portion 4 located on a right side of the body of an athlete or the like and a portion 5 located on a left side of the body, having different colors, when affixed to a front side or back side of a shirt 3 worn by the athlete or the like, where the combination of different colors results in 24 two-color number bibs including all possible combinations of different colors obtained by selecting two colors out of four colors.

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Description

This invention improves the bibs or bibs used to identify athletes and participants at sports competitions and various events, and provides two-color bibs that can strengthen the situational awareness of athletes and participants. Or it is related to two-color bib.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Bibs or bibs are used to identify athletes and participants at sports competitions and various events. Display numbers, names, organization names, etc. on such bibs or bibs so that athletes and participants can be identified, and provide bibs or bibs of different colors so that teams or groups can be identified. Such efforts have been made for some time.
For example, in Patent Document 1 (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2004-93598), a name ( 3) should be displayed in "colors that indicate the level of progress in the sport," and the group name (4) should be displayed in six different colors or a group-specific color (in particular, paragraphs 0013 to 0015 and figures 1).
In addition, Patent Document 2 (Utility Model Registration No. 3234320) discloses that bibs (10) worn for grouping during sports practice and assigning numbers to athletes are attached to the hem of the first garment piece (11). (13) and the hem (14) of the second garment piece (12) are sewn together, and the front side (15a) of the front body (15) and the back (16) of the first garment piece (11), (16a) is colored with a first color (e.g. green), and the front sides (15a) and (16a) of the front body (15) and rear body (16) of the second garment piece (12) are colored with a second color (e.g. , red), the backs (15b) and (16b) of the front body (15) and the back side (16) of the first garment piece (11) are colored with a third color (for example, yellow), and the second It is stated that the front part (15) of the garment piece (12) and the back side (15b) and (16b) of the rear part (16) are colored with a quaternary color (for example, black) (in particular, (See paragraphs 0023-0029 and FIG. 1). Therefore, when the user wears the bibs (10) in the state shown in Fig. 2, they are visually distinguished and recognized uniformly by the first color, and when the user wears the bibs (10) in the state shown in Fig. 3, The second color uniformly visually distinguishes and recognizes the wearer, and when worn by the user in the state shown in Figure 5, the third color uniformly visually distinguishes and recognizes the wearer, and when the user wears it in the state shown in Figure 6. When worn by a person, the fourth color uniformly and visually distinguishes the wearer (see especially paragraphs 0029, 0031, 0034, 0036 and FIGS. 2 to 6).

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2004-93598 Utility model registration No. 3234320

However, although the athlete's bib (2) described in Patent Document 1 displays the name (3) and organization name (4) in different colors, it can be used to indicate the athlete's progress level in competitions, etc. The purpose is to provide a bib that allows for easy, quick, and reliable identification of the organization to which the athlete belongs, and is not intended to strengthen the athlete's situational awareness ability.
In addition, the bib (10) described in Patent Document 2 has a hem portion (13) of a first garment piece (11) and a hem portion (14) of a second garment piece (12) sewn together. The front sides (15a) and (16a) of the first clothing piece (11) and the second clothing piece (12) are colored with the first color and the second color, respectively, and the first clothing piece (11) and the second clothing piece ( The back side (15b) and (16b) of 12) are colored in the third and fourth colors, respectively, and by simply changing one bib (10) into four different colors, you can change the color between the four colors. The system has been devised in such a way that any one of them can be visually distinguished and recognized in a unified manner, but when changing the team division, it is necessary to change or replace the condition of the bibs (10). there were.
The present invention enables athletes and participants to change their team assignments and work on various practice tasks while wearing two-color bibs or bib numbers. The primary purpose is to strengthen cognitive ability. The second purpose is to improve the competitive ability of athletes and increase training efficiency, and the third purpose is to improve the cognitive function of participants in events and use it for dementia prevention and treatment. .

The invention according to claim 1 is a bib or bib worn by an athlete or participant,
Two monochrome areas are formed on the surface of the bibs or the bib,
A plurality of two-color bibs or two-color bibs in which the two monochrome areas formed on the surface of the bibs or the bib are respectively colored differently,
The combinations of different colors applied to the two single color areas include all combinations obtained by selecting two colors from three or more colors.

In the invention according to claim 2, in the plurality of two-color bibs or two-color bibs described in claim 1, the different color combinations include all combinations obtained by selecting two colors from four colors. It is characterized by containing.

The invention according to claim 3 is a plurality of two-color bibs or two-color bibs described in claim 2, in which the athlete or The device is characterized in that a display is attached indicating that the bib is not to be used when the number of participants is less than the number of the two-color bibs or the two-color bib.

The invention according to claim 4 is a plurality of two-color bibs or two-color bibs described in any one of claims 1 to 3,
Only one colored area is formed on the back side of the two-color bibs or the two-color bib,
The invention is characterized in that one of the colored areas formed on the back side of the two-color bibs or the two-color bib has a color or design different from the color applied to the front surface.

The invention according to claim 1 provides a plurality of sheets in which two monochromatic areas are formed on the surface of a bib or a bib, and each of the two monochromatic areas formed on the surface of the bib or bib is colored with a different color. The two-color bibs or two-color bib of Participants or participants (hereinafter referred to as "athletes, etc.") may change their team assignment by designating one of the colors while wearing two-color bibs or two-color bibs. By preparing practice tasks that correspond to the colors attached to the two-color bibs or bib numbers worn by the students, etc., it is possible to have the students work on various practice tasks. In addition, by changing the team division and tackling various practice tasks, the situational awareness abilities of the competitors can be strengthened.

According to the invention according to claim 2, in addition to the effect provided by the invention according to claim 1, the combinations of different colors include all combinations obtained by selecting two colors from four colors, so that it is easier for athletes etc. If the two-color bibs or two-color bib of this invention are made to wear, all athletes can be made to wear various colors by specifying one of the colors while wearing the two-color bibs or two-color bib. The combination can be divided into two teams or groups.

According to the invention according to claim 3, in addition to the effect of the invention according to claim 2, the number of athletes, etc. is displayed on the front or back of a part of the two-color bibs or two-color bib. If the number of bibs or bib numbers is less than the number of bibs, there will be a sign indicating that they will not be used, so even if the number of athletes, etc. does not match the number of bibs or bibs that are not used, By removing the two-color bib and designating one of the colors, all competitors can be divided into two teams or groups in various combinations.

According to the invention according to claim 4, in addition to the effects of the invention described in any one of claims 1 to 3, only one colored area is formed on the back side of the two-color bibs or the two-color bib, One colored area formed on the back of the two-color bibs or two-color bib has a color or design that is different from the color on the front side, so when wearing the two-color bibs or two-color bib inside out, It is possible to recognize some of the competitors, etc., who are playing a different role as officials, spectators, etc.
In addition, if all two-color bibs or bib numbers are turned inside out, they can be used in the same way as regular bibs or bib numbers.Furthermore, if the reverse side is decorated with colors or designs specific to the team to which the team belongs, , can be used as a bib or bib to indicate the team to which the team belongs.

FIG. 3 is a front view and a rear view of two-color bibs according to Example 1. FIG. 3 is a front view and a back view of a shirt to which a two-color bib is fixed according to Example 1. 3 is a diagram showing color combinations of two-color bib according to Example 1. FIG. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of team division based on two-color bib numbers according to the first embodiment. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing another example of team division based on two-color bib numbers according to the first embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example in which 12 two-color bibs according to Example 1 are used by a small number of people. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing color combinations and non-use indications of a two-color bib according to Example 2. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing color combinations of a two-color bib according to Example 3. 3 is a diagram for explaining usage example 1 of the two-color bib according to Example 1. FIG. FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a second usage example of the two-color bib according to the first embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining usage example 3 of the two-color bib according to Example 1; FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining usage example 4 of the two-color bib according to the first embodiment. FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining usage example 5 of the two-color bib according to Example 1. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing color combinations and use indications of a two-color bib according to modification example (5).

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to Examples.

1 is a front view (A) and a back view (B) of two-color bibs according to Example 1, and FIG. 2 is a front view (A) and a rear view of a shirt with a two-color bib fixed according to Example 1. It is a rear view (B).
As shown in Figure 1, in the two-color bibs according to Example 1, when worn by an athlete, the part 1 that is on the right side of the athlete's body and the part 2 that is on the left side of the athlete's body are different colors. It is.
In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the two-color bib according to Example 1, when fixed to the front and back sides of the shirt 3 (hereinafter simply referred to as "shirt") worn by the athlete, A portion 4 on the right side of the body and a portion 5 on the left side of the body are made in different colors.
Since the two-color bibs and two-color bib according to Example 1 have similar functions, in the following explanation, the two-color bib according to Example 1 will be fixed to the front side of the shirt 3. Describe things in detail.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the color combinations of the two-color bib according to Example 1, FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of team division using the two-color bib according to Example 1, and FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating another example of team division based on two-color bib numbers according to Example 1. FIG.
As shown in Figure 3, the two-color bib fixed to the front side of the shirt consists of 12 pieces consisting of 12 combinations obtained by selecting two colors from four colors: green, red, blue, and yellow. There is.
For example, assume that 12 players each have one bicolor bib selected from 12 bicolor bibs fixed on the front side of their shirts, and then the players are divided into two teams of six players each to play a game.
Then, at the start of the game, the game referee or leader selects and declares one of the four colors green, red, blue, and yellow, dividing the 12 players into two teams of six players each. .
In other words, if you say ``Midori'' or hold up a placard with ``Green'' written on it, you will receive a bicolor bib that includes green (encircled by a dotted frame), as shown in Figure 4. Six competitors, etc. wearing shirts with a fixed bib number (as shown) will form one team, and six competitors, etc. wearing two-color bibs that do not include green will form another team. .
However, by saying ``red'' during the game or holding up a placard that says ``red,'' you can receive a bicolor bib that includes red (indicated by the dotted line frame), as shown in Figure 5. Six competitors, etc. wearing shirts with fixed bib numbers (encircled by It can be changed to
In this way, when the game referee or coach selects and declares one of the four colors green, red, blue, or yellow, the team division changes, and the players playing the game Since the game must be played while recognizing the players, etc. of the own team and the players, etc. of the opposing team each time, the situational awareness ability of the players, etc. can be strengthened.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example in which 12 two-color bib numbers according to the first embodiment are used by a small number of people.
In Figures 4 and 5, we introduced an example in which 12 people had different bib numbers fixed on the front side of their shirts, and the 12 people were divided into two teams of 6 people each. Since each event is different, even if the number of players is less than 12, it is necessary for the game referee or instructor to select and declare one color so that they can be divided into two teams.
First, in the case of 11 players, if you fix the appropriate 11 of the 12 two-color bibs to the shirts of each player, you can select one of the 5 players by declaring one of the colors. Since the players are divided into teams and teams of six people, there is no need to consider which one card to not use.
However, if the number of competitors is 10 or less, in order to reduce the difference in the number of players between the two teams to 0 or 1, it is necessary to consider the use of two-color bibs that will not be used.
In other words, if there are 10 competitors, etc., as shown in Figure 6 (A), unless you use a two-color bib with blue on the left and red on the right, and a yellow bib on the left and green on the right, Similar to FIGS. 4 and 5, by declaring one of the colors, the players can be divided into two teams of five people.
In addition, if the number of competitors is 8, 6, or 4, as shown in Figures 6 (B) to (D), unless two-color bibs are used with each cross marked, By declaring a color, the players can be divided into two teams of 4, 3, and 2 players, respectively.
In short, the number of each color included in the two-color bib that is not used may be the same.
In addition, if the number of competitors is 9, 7, 5, or 3, use the two-color bib without the cross shown in Figures 6 (A) to (D), and use the remaining 1 You don't have to use any of them.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing color combinations and non-use indications of a two-color bib according to Example 2.
In Example 1, when 12 two-color bibs are used by a small number of people, the number of colors included in the two-color bibs that are not used is the same, and A two-color bib was to be fixed to each shirt.
However, if game referees or instructors are not accustomed to two-color bibs, they may be confused as to which two-color bib should be used to correspond to the number of competitors.
Therefore, in Example 2, numbers indicating the number of athletes, etc., are added to the periphery or back of each two-color bib, as shown in FIG. to be displayed.
If the number of competitors, etc. is 10 or 9, the two-color bib with the number 10 will not be used, and if the number of competitors, etc. is 8 or 7, the number 8 will not be used. If a two-color bib with a number on it is not used and the number of athletes, etc. is 6 or 5, a two-color bib with a number 6 on it is not used, and the number of athletes, etc. is 6 or 5. If there are 4 or 3 people, you do not need to use a two-color bib with the number 4 on it.
In the case of two-color bibs, it may be displayed on the hem or back side.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing color combinations of a two-color bib according to Example 3.
The two-color bibs or two-color bib according to Examples 1 and 2 were both used to reduce the difference in the number of players between the two teams to 0 or 1, but the two-color bibs or two-color bib according to Example 3 The purpose of this system is to fix two-color bib numbers on the shirts of athletes, divide them into three teams, and use them to reduce the difference in number of players between the three teams to 0 or 1.
As shown in Figure 8, the two-color bib in Example 3 consists of 30 pieces consisting of 30 combinations obtained by selecting two colors from six colors: green, red, blue, yellow, pink, and white. be done.
For example, if 30 players each have one bicolor bib selected from 30 bicolor bibs fixed on the front side of their shirts, and the game is played in three teams of 10 players each, Similar to Example 1, at the start of the game, the game referee or leader selects and declares one of the six colors green, red, blue, yellow, pink, and white, and 30 players are selected. Can be divided into 3 teams of 6 people each.
In other words, if they say "Midori" or hold up a placard that says "Midori," 10 competitors who are wearing a shirt with a two-color bib that includes green will etc. will form one team, and 20 competitors, etc. wearing two-color bibs that do not include green may be divided into two by an appropriate method to form the other two teams.
An example of how to divide 20 competitors, etc. into two teams is to divide 10 competitors, etc., who are wearing shirts with two-color bib numbers on the left side of the diagonally lined black squares in Figure 8 into one team. , 1 team consists of 10 competitors wearing shirts with two-color bib fixed to the right of the black square.Other examples include a combination of the same colors (for example, "red-blue"). A method in which two contestants wearing shirts with two-color bib numbers (" and "blue-red") play rock, paper, scissors, coin toss, etc., with 10 winners forming one team and 10 losers forming one team. There is.
In addition, if the number of competitors is less than 30, such as 27, 24, 21, 18, etc., the number of unused two-color bibs will be reduced by 3, 6, 9, and 12, respectively. , one bib is fixed to each athlete's shirt, but even in such a case, as in the first embodiment, the number of each color included in the two-color bib that is not used may be the same.
Furthermore, as in Example 2, 27 of the 30 two-color bibs according to Example 3 had numbers indicating the number of competitors etc. displayed around the periphery or on the back of each two-color bib. Also good.

Examples of uses of the two-color bibs or two-color bib according to Example 1 for purposes other than team division will be described.
(Use example 1) An example of playing tag with 12 players (see Figure 9).
When the referee or instructor declares "red and blue" at the start of a game of tag, players must wear a shirt with a two-color bib that includes red and blue (the bib surrounded by a dotted line). Two contestants become demons and chase other contestants.
(Use example 2) Example of warming up (see FIG. 10).
When warming up, markers MG, MR, MB, and MY are set up with green, red, blue, and yellow posts, and the athletes who are warming up (4 people in Figure 10) are gathered and given guidance. If the athlete declares “right,” the athlete dashes toward the marker of the same color as the right side of his or her bib. Each time a warm-up group (four people in FIG. 10) gathers, the coach declares "right" or "left," and the competitors dash toward the corresponding color marker in accordance with the declaration.
(Use example 3) An example of practicing dribbling (see FIG. 11).
When practicing dribbling with a soccer ball, marker goals GG, GR, GB, and GY are set up with two green, red, blue, and yellow posts, and the instructor declares them as "left." In this case, the player dribbles through the marker goal with the same color as the color to the left of his/her bib. Once everyone has dribbled through the goal, the coach will announce "right" or "left," and the players will dribble through the marker goal of the corresponding color according to the declaration.
(Use example 4) An example of performing path training (see FIG. 12).
(1) When passing with the right foot, the athlete, etc. passes the pass to another athlete, etc. wearing the same color bib as the color on the right side of his/her bib; (2) When passing with the left foot, Competitors, etc., pass to other competitors, etc. who are wearing the same color bib as the color on the left side of their bib.
(Use example 5) An example of practicing passing and interception (see FIG. 13).
When practicing passing and interception using soccer balls, green, red, blue, and yellow goals 6 are set up, and if the coach declares "yellow", the goal is the same as in Example 1. Six competitors, etc. wearing shirts with yellow bib numbers (bib numbers surrounded by a dotted line) will form a team (hereinafter referred to as the "yellow team"). One team (hereinafter referred to as the "other team") will consist of six competitors wearing two-color bibs that do not include yellow.
As shown by the arrows in FIG. 13, the players of the yellow team shoot at the non-yellow goal 6 after successfully passing four times between their own teams. In response, the players of the other teams attempt to intercept the yellow team, and once they have stolen the ball, they aim at the yellow goal 6 and shoot. The team that successfully shoots the ball quickly wins.

Modifications regarding the two-color bibs or two-color bib of Examples 1 and 2 will be listed.
(1) In Examples 1 and 2, when the two-color bibs are worn or the two-color bib is fixed to the front and back sides of the shirt 3, the part 1 that becomes the right side of the athlete's body, 4 and parts 2 and 5, which are on the left side of the body, are all different colors, but on the surface of a normal bib or bib, two monochrome areas are formed on the left and right or top and bottom, and in those two monochrome areas, They may each be given different colors.
(2) The color combinations in the two-color bibs or bib of Examples 1 and 2 include all combinations obtained by selecting two colors from four colors, and the two-color bibs or bib of Example 3 include all combinations obtained by selecting two colors from four colors. The color combinations on the color bib included all possible combinations obtained by selecting two colors from six colors, but if there is no need to divide multiple competitors equally as in usage examples 1 to 4, , includes all combinations obtained by selecting two colors from three colors, all combinations obtained by selecting two colors from five colors, or all combinations obtained by selecting two colors from seven or more colors. Also good. In short, it is sufficient to include all combinations that can be obtained by selecting two colors from three or more colors.
Further, in Examples 1 to 3, when the positions of the two colors are reversed left and right, a different combination is used, but when the positions of the two colors are reversed left and right, the number of sheets may be halved by using the same combination.
(3) The two-color bib according to Example 1 was fixed to the front and back sides of the shirt 3, but as in usage examples 2 and 3, if the bib can only be recognized by the athlete, the bib can be attached to the shirt. It may be fixed only to the front side of 3.
(4) In Example 1, as an example of how the referee or coach selects and declares one color from the four colors green, red, blue, and yellow, they hold up a placard with the word "green" written on it. As an example, you can also hold up a green placard or sheet.

(5) In Example 2, numbers indicating the number of competitors, etc., as shown in Figure 7 were displayed on 8 of the 12 two-color bibs. 14, the two two-color bib numbers marked 11-12 are used only when the number of competitors is 11 or more, and the two two-color bib numbers marked 9-12 are used only when the number of competitors is 11 or more. Bibs are used only when the number of competitors, etc. is 9 or more, and the two two-color bib numbers marked 7-12 are used only when the number of competitors, etc. is 7 or more. The two two-color bib numbers marked -12 are used only when the number of competitors, etc. is five or more, and the four two-color bib numbers with no numbers displayed are used only when the number of competitors, etc. is 5 or more. You may use it all the time regardless.
(6) In Examples 1 to 3, only the front side of the two-color bibs or two-color bib was colored, but the back side of the two-color bibs or two-color bib may be colored.
In this case, it is better to apply a color different from the color on the front side or a color or design unique to the team to which the player belongs to a part or the entire back side of the two-color bibs or bib.
In other words, if a different color is applied to the front surface, athletes wearing two-color bibs or two-color bibs upside down may be seen as linesmen at a game in progress or as spectators at an event. If they have a color or design unique to the team they belong to, two-color bibs or bib numbers can be used in external games.
(7) In Examples 1 and 2, the two-color bib is made up of 12 pieces, and the case where it is used by 12 or less athletes, etc. was explained, but it is used by 13 or more athletes, etc. If you wish to do so, you may use two or more sets of two-color bib numbers, each consisting of 12 bibs.
Similarly, in Example 3, the two-color bib consists of 30 pieces, and the case where it is used by 30 or less athletes is explained, but when it is used by 31 or more athletes, etc. For this purpose, two or more sets of 30 bicolor bib numbers should be used.

1, 4 The right side of the athlete's body 2, 5 The left side of the athlete's body 3 The shirt worn by the athlete 6 Goal MG, MR, MB, MY Markers GG, GR, GB , GY marker goal

Claims (4)

In bibs or bibs worn by athletes or participants,
Two monochrome areas are formed on the surface of the bibs or the bib,
A plurality of two-color bibs or two-color bibs in which the two monochrome areas formed on the surface of the bibs or the bib are respectively colored differently,
A plurality of two-color bibs or two-color bibs characterized in that the combinations of different colors applied to the two single-color areas include all combinations obtained by selecting two colors from three or more colors. Bib number. The plurality of two-color bibs or two-color bib according to claim 1, wherein the different color combinations include all combinations obtained by selecting two colors from four colors. An instruction on the front or back side of a part of the two-color bibs or the two-color bib indicates that the bib will not be used when the number of athletes or participants is less than the number of the two-color bibs or the two-color bib. A plurality of two-color bibs or two-color bib according to claim 2, characterized in that a display is attached thereto. Only one colored area is formed on the back side of the two-color bibs or the two-color bib,
Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that one of the colored areas formed on the back side of the two-color bibs or the two-color bib has a color or design different from the color applied to the front surface. Multiple two-color bibs or two-color bib listed in any of 3.

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