JP3085208U - Stilt play equipment for exercise that cultivates a sense of balance - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Modifications) [Problem] To provide a stilt play equipment for exercise, which has a tread plate structure which can be turned with respect to a vertical support and which is foldable and cultivates a sense of body balance. SOLUTION: A vertical column 20 comprising an upper vertical column 22 and a lower vertical column 21 which are nested with each other, and a tread plate 41 pivotally attached to the lower vertical column 21, and the lower vertical column 21. Has a plurality of equally spaced holding openings 211 formed therein, and a support that is adjustably attached to the lower vertical column 21 by selectively engaging one of the holding openings 211 of the lower vertical column 21. A pedestal 40 and a support pedestal 40 that can be swiveled as a whole.
And held in a vertical or horizontal position,
A tread plate 41 having an engagement means for engaging with the holding opening 211 of the lower vertical column 21 so as to be fixedly supported in place;
And a base 50 fixed to the bottom of the lower vertical support 211 and having a non-slip pad.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a stilt play equipment for sports (hereinafter referred to as a stilt) that nurtures a sense of body balance.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 As shown in FIG. 1, a conventional stilt 10 comprises a horizontal tread plate 12 supported in a proper position by a reinforcing support rod 13 at a proper position below a vertical support 11, and these are fixed to each other by screws.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, such prior art stilts have a number of disadvantages, as described below. The horizontal tread plate 12 cannot be adjusted with respect to the position of the vertical support 11 according to the height of the user. Since the fixing of the horizontal tread plate 12 to the vertical column 11 is performed by screws, the fixing structure is easily damaged during use of the stilts, and therefore, the horizontal tread plate 12 is not enough to support the weight of the user. And will not be secured securely. The horizontal tread plate 12 is fixed in a state of protruding in a direction perpendicular to the vertical column 11, so that the horizontal tread plate 12 can be exactly adjacent to the vertical column by an operation such as turning. They take up too much space during storage and are inconvenient to carry.

[0004] Accordingly, the present invention allows the horizontal treads to be adjusted and moved in the vertical direction of the vertical struts in order to meet the needs of people with different physical characteristics, and to operate the stilts in various ways. The aim is to provide sports stilts for play that develop a sense of body balance.

[0005] Further, the present invention has a support block adapted to be adjustably attached to a vertical support to fix and support a horizontally extending horizontal tread in place, and the tread structure is simple. It is an object of the present invention to provide a stilt play equipment for exercise, which can be turned and foldable so as to be able to be stored and carried in a car, and which cultivates a sense of balance of the body.

[0006] Furthermore, the present invention includes a plurality of support pedestals of various designs, and firstly, as a first aspect, enables the stilts to meet various user requirements during use. In another aspect, it is an object of the present invention to provide an exercise stilt play equipment for cultivating a sense of equilibrium of a body, which makes it easier to use and operate a stilt.

[0007] Furthermore, the present invention provides a sense of body balance that can improve the user's health by providing a plurality of protrusions on the surface of the horizontal tread to massage the sole of the foot placed on the horizontal tread. It is an object of the present invention to provide a stilt play equipment for sports to feed.

[0008]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The stilt play equipment for exercising equilibrium according to the present invention includes a vertical support composed of upper and lower vertical supports which are nested with each other, wherein the lower vertical support has a plurality of vertical supports. A holding pedestal is formed at regular intervals, and the support pedestal is adjustably attached to the lower vertical support by engaging with one of the holding openings of the lower vertical support. The support pedestal is pivotally engaged with the support pedestal, and is retracted or pulled out for storage or use, so that the support pedestal is held in a vertical position or a horizontal position with respect to the support pedestal, and is fixedly supported in place. A tread having an engagement means for engaging with the holding opening of the lower vertical support, and a base fixed to the bottom of the lower vertical support and having a non-slip pad, The support pedestal and the tread plate are held in place by holding means of the lower vertical support so as to be adjustable according to the weight of the user.

A second aspect of the present invention is the athletic stilt play equipment according to the first aspect, wherein the base attached to the bottom of the lower vertical support has elastic means. And

[0010]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 2, the structure of the sports stilts play equipment for cultivating the sense of equilibrium of the body of the present invention is a hollow lower vertical support 21 and an upper vertical support 22, a plurality of locking sleeves 23, a grip portion 30, The vertical support 20 includes a pair of screws, a support pedestal 40, a tread plate 41, a pivot 42, and a leg base 50.

The lower vertical column 21 and the upper vertical column 22 are both formed as hollow quadrangular columns, and the upper vertical column 22 is nested with each other so that the lower column 21 can be fitted and adjusted. Has become. Note that the lower vertical support 21 and the upper vertical support 22 are not limited to hollow square pillars, but may be hollow cylinders, elliptical pillars, or any other type as long as the upper and lower supports can be nested.

The lower vertical support 21 has a plurality of equally spaced holding openings 211 formed on one side surface of an inner wall thereof. Further, a plurality of holding holes spaced at equal intervals are arranged on the outer surface of the lower vertical column 21, and a screw hole is arranged at the bottom end. The upper vertical support 22 has a plurality of through holes 221 and 222 spaced at equal intervals on opposite side surfaces thereof, and the through holes 221 and 222 have an appropriate distance.

[0013] A plurality of locking sleeves 23 having a threaded central through hole are provided. A plurality of protrusions are arranged on the inner wall of the lower vertical support 21, and the locking sleeve 23 is used to adjust the upper vertical support 21 in a telescopic manner according to the height of the stilt user. And these projections can be selectively engaged.

The grip portion 30 having the through hole 301 in the axial direction has a lateral through hole 302 at an upper end thereof and a lateral through hole at a lower end thereof in order to mount the grip portion 30 on the upper portion of the upper vertical column 22. A hole 303 is formed, and the grip portion 30 is fixed to the upper portion of the upper vertical column 22 by the screw 31.

The support pedestal 40 is formed with a central hole 401 having a diameter slightly larger than the outer diameter of the lower vertical support 21, and a pair of turning projections 402 is arranged to protrude forward of the support pedestal. Each of the swiveling protrusions 402 is formed with a through hole 402a through which the pivot shaft 42 penetrates. A holding groove 404 is limitedly formed on the upper surface of each of the turning protrusions 402, and a relief recess 403 communicating with the inside of the support base 40 is formed between the two turning protrusions 402.

The tread plate 41 includes a rectangular base 413 that engages with a lower end of an opening 211 formed in the lower vertical column 21, a turning joint 412, and a plurality of massage ridges on its upper surface. A part 411. A holding projection 414 is arranged on the outer surface of the turning joint 412. The tread plate 41 is pivotally assembled to the support pedestal 40 by passing the pivot shaft 42 from the swivel protrusion 402 of the support pedestal 40 to the pivot joint 412, and is held in place on the rear surface of the pedestal 40. After that, the support pedestal 40 and the tread plate 41 pivotally connected to the support pedestal 40 are selectively engaged with one of the plurality of openings 211 in the lower vertical column 21 as a whole. Become so.

The engagement means is constituted by the base 413 of the tread plate 41, the turning joint 412, the turning protrusion 402, and the pivot 42. At the final stage of assembly, the leg base 50 to which the non-slip pad is attached is fixed to the bottom of the lower vertical support 21.

Next, a description will be given with reference to FIG. To use the stilts of this invention, first the support pedestal 40 is attached to the lower vertical column 21, the pedestal 40 is selectively engaged with one of the openings 211 of the vertical column 21, It is mounted so that it can be turned around the pivot shaft 42 by pushing it vertically into the escape recess 403 with respect to the lower vertical column 21 and passing the pivot shaft 42.

In order for the tread plate 41 to be turned downward in preparation for its use, first, the base 413 is installed at a slight distance from the lower edge of the opening 211. Thereafter, when the support pedestal 40 is pressed down and moved along the lower vertical support by applying a force, the base 413 is adjacent to the lower edge of the opening 211 as shown in FIG. It will be in use. In order to return the turned tread plate 41 to its original non-use state, as shown in FIG. 5, the support pedestal 40 is pushed up on the lower vertical support 21 in the opposite direction, so that the tread plate 41 and the holding groove 404 of the support pedestal 40 come into contact with each other. It can be pivoted to the vertical position to be in the engaged state, thus holding the tread 41 in place for storage.

Referring to FIG. 6, there is shown a second embodiment of the present invention. In the second embodiment, the tread plate 41 'is installed not on the front side as shown in the first embodiment, but on the side of the vertical support 20. That is, the user is basically the same as the first embodiment except that the user stands on the tread plate 41 'positioned on his right hand side when viewed from the front. is there.

The difference between the first embodiment and the second embodiment lies in the support pedestals 40 and 40 ′. In the second embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6, the support pedestal 40 'is provided with a restricting block 413' on the turning joint 412 '. The turning projection 402 'is provided with a through hole through which the pivot shaft 42' passes, and a recessed hole 404 'on the opposite side.

On the front surface of the support base 40 ′, a holding hole 405 ′ and a positioning hole 406 ′ are formed. The holding hole 405 'is formed to engage with the restriction block 413' of the support base 40 ', and the positioning hole 406' has a V-shaped elastic having an engaging head 431 'at the front. This is for holding the member 43 '. A holding recess 407 'for holding both ends of the V-shaped elastic member 43' is formed on the inner surface of the turning protrusion 402 '.

Regarding the other configuration of the second embodiment, the description of the same configuration as that of the first embodiment will not be repeated, but the same parts as those of the first embodiment will be denoted by the same reference numerals, and furthermore, the symbol “′” will be added. It is.

As shown in FIG. 7, a tread plate 41 ′ is pivotally engaged with a support base 40 ′ by a pivot shaft 42 ′. First, the restricting block 413 'is passed through the holding hole 405' and then engaged with one of the plurality of openings 211 formed in the lower vertical column 21, and the V-shaped elastic member 43 'is also connected to the support base 40'. , The holding head 431 ′ is aligned with the positioning hole 406 ′, and then further aligned with one of the openings 211 in the lower vertical column 21, and both ends of the holding member 43 ′ are respectively held. It will engage with the recess 407 '.

Next, a case where the device is actually used will be described with reference to the drawings. First, as shown in FIG. 8, the tread plate 41 'is swiveled to a horizontal position with respect to the lower vertical strut 21 and held in the manner described above. Thereafter, the tread plate 41 'is easily turned vertically, and then the support pedestal 40' is lifted up so as to be adjacent to the lower vertical column 21, and the restriction block 413 'is removed from the opening 211 of the lower vertical column to be free. At the same time, the treadle is pushed upward, and at the same time, the holding head 431 'of the V-shaped elastic member 43' is separated from the through hole 213 of the lower vertical column 21, so that the treadle is moved to the vertical position.

Referring to FIG. A universal joint unit 60 is fixed to the bottom of the lower vertical column 21. The universal joint unit 60 includes a universal joint 61 and a joint base 62. The universal joint 61 has a stepped structure, and a ball 61 is disposed at the bottom thereof. The universal joint 61 is also provided with a hole for locking the universal joint 61 to the lower vertical column 21. A concave portion 621 having a ball-shaped depression is formed in the joint base portion 62, and a ball 611 arranged at the bottom of the joint engages therewith. A non-slip sticker is attached to the lower side of the joint base 62. The ball 611 at the bottom of the joint engaged with the recess 621 at the base of the joint functions so that the lower vertical column 21 faces in all directions.

Referring to FIG. 11, here, a spring-type support 70 is fixed to the bottom of the lower vertical column 21 of the vertical column 20. The spring-type support portion 70 is constituted by a highly flexible C-shaped spring plate 71, and a non-slip sticker 72 is arranged below the protruding end thereof. The end is fixed to the bottom of the lower vertical column 21 with a screw as shown in FIG. Therefore, no matter what angle the user rides on the stilt and jumps up and down at any angle, the vertical support 20 is elastically supported by the spring-type support 70.

Referring to FIG. 13, the lower vertical column 21 of the vertical column 20 is engaged with a spring-type base 70a of another form constituted by a closed-loop elastic plate 72a. Has a stepped connection portion, and is fixed to the center top of the spring-type base 70a as shown in FIG. A non-slip sticker 721a is fixed to the lower side of the spring-type base 70a. The spring-type base 70a is fixed to the lower vertical column 21 screwed to the elastic plate 72a, thereby achieving the same elastic effect as that of the other embodiments described above. .

Next, referring to FIG. 15, the lower vertical support 21 engages with a C-shaped spring plate 70 b formed by a stepped connection portion 71 b having a screw hole 711 b on its lower side and a bent plate 72 b. The compression spring 721b is disposed between the upper and lower plate members of the bending plate 72b. A plurality of locking holes are arranged on the upper plate member. A non-slip sticker 723b is attached to the lower side of the plate member below the bent plate 72b. At the time of assembly, the upper plate member of the bent plate 72b is aligned with the pair of engagement holes 722b according to the weight of the user, and is fixed to the stepped connection portion 71b with screws. The connecting portion 71b is fixed near the curved portion of the bending plate 72b when the weight of the user is heavy, and is fixed away from the curved portion when the weight of the user is light.

Referring to FIG. The lower vertical column 21 of the vertical column 20 is engaged with an inverted Z-shaped support leg 80 having a connection portion 81 at its upper end and a non-slip sticker 82 attached to its lower end. . The support leg 80 is fixed to the bottom of the lower vertical column 21 with a screw as shown in FIG.

Still referring to FIG. 19, the lower vertical strut 21 in this embodiment is adapted to be selectively engaged with a resilient support assembly 90. The support assembly 90 includes a connection block 91 having a pair of screw engagement type locking holes 912 and a pair of symmetrical upper and lower L-shaped units 92 and 93 rotatably connected together by a rotating shaft. As shown in FIG. 20, a bar on which a helical spring is installed is positioned obliquely therebetween. The connection block 91 has a groove 911 and two threaded holes. The upper unit 92 has a clearance opening 923 extending to the right, an axial slot 921 located at the front end, and a pivot connection at a tip extending vertically therefrom. At the right end of the upper unit 92, a countersink hole 924 for a bolt is formed which passes through the escape opening 923 from one end to the other end. The helical spring 96 has a flat connection end 961 formed at the end of the relief opening 923 to pass a bolt through the countersink 924 to pivotally hold the helical spring 96. You. A balancing rod 94 having a spherical end is disposed at the front end of the lower unit 93. The other end 961 of the helical spring 96 is rotatably locked to the other end of the escape opening 933 of the lower unit 93. A non-slip sticker 95 is disposed below the lower unit 93. The countersink 934 is located at the end of the escape opening 933. The vertical rising portion of the lower unit 93 terminates in a swiveling protrusion 931, and a countersink 932 is formed in each protrusion, and the countersunk hole 932 of the lower unit 93 and the swivel of the upper unit 92 are formed. A bolt is passed through the connection portion 922. The connection block 91 directly inserted into and engaged with the lower vertical column 21 is fixed to the upper unit 92 by passing two bolts through the slot 921. The positioning of the helical spring 96 is adjusted according to the weight of the user.

[0032]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, the sports stilt play equipment for nurturing a sense of balance according to the present invention has the following effects. The support pedestal 40 and the treads 41, 41 ′ can be adjusted in position by selectively engaging with a plurality of holding openings 211 on the lower vertical column 21 of the vertical column 20. The support blocks 413, 413 ′ (or restriction blocks) ensure that the treads 41, 41 ′ are supported in a stable manner, so that, in use, the tips and surfaces of the treads are in the lower vertical columns. Of the opening 211 and the wall surface. The lower vertical column 21 of the vertical column 20 can be engaged with 50 (or 60, 70, 70A, 70B, 80, 90, etc.) various support means according to the requirements of the user. The bumps on the treads 41, 41 'provide the user with a sole massage effect. In order to store the stilts, the upper vertical struts 22 are pressed down to reduce the overall length, and the treads 41, 41 'are also swung in the vertical direction. It can be folded.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a conventional stilt structure.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a main element showing one embodiment of the stilt play equipment for sports that nurtures a sense of balance according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an assembled state of FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a schematic side view showing the use state of FIG. 2 and showing the tread plate extended forward.

FIG. 5 is a schematic side view showing the stored state of FIG. 2 and showing the tread plate folded vertically.

FIG. 6 is a partially exploded perspective view of a main element showing a second embodiment of the stilt play equipment for sports that nurtures a sense of balance according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state where the assembling of the tread according to the second embodiment of FIG. 6 is completed.

FIG. 8 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an operation state in which the tread of the second embodiment of FIG. 6 is vertically shifted.

FIG. 9 shows a universal type applied to the vertical support of the present invention.
The perspective view which shows a joint base.

FIG. 10 is a partially cutaway enlarged sectional view of the assembled state of the universal joint base shown in FIG. 9;

FIG. 11 is a schematic perspective view showing a modified example of the base attached to the vertical support of the present invention, and showing a bending spring plate.

FIG. 12 is a partially cutaway enlarged sectional view of the assembled state of FIG. 11;

FIG. 13 is a schematic perspective view showing a modified example of the base attached to the vertical support of the present invention, and showing a closed-loop spring pedestal.

FIG. 14 is a partially cutaway enlarged sectional view of the assembled state of FIG. 13;

FIG. 15 is a cutaway perspective view showing a modified example of the base attached to the vertical support of the present invention, and showing a spring plate with increased spring force.

FIG. 16 is an enlarged sectional view of a partially cut-out state of the assembled state of FIG. 15;

FIG. 17 is a schematic perspective view showing a modified example of the base attached to the vertical support of the present invention, showing the balancing legs.

18 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the assembled state of FIG. 17 with a partial cutout.

FIG. 19 is a cutaway view showing a modified example of the base attached to the vertical support of the present invention, showing the elastic balancing legs.

FIG. 20 is an enlarged sectional view of a partially cut-out state of the assembled state of FIG. 19;

[Explanation of symbols]

 REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 20 vertical support 21 lower vertical support 211 opening 22 upper vertical support 221, 222 through hole 23 locking sleeve 30 grip portion 301 through hole 302 through hole 31 screw 40, 40 ′ support pedestal 401 central hole 402 support pedestal 402 ′ Projecting portion 403 Escape concave portion 404 Holding groove 404 'Depressed hole 405' Holding hole 406 'Positioning hole 407' Holding concave portion 41, 41 'Tread plate 411 Massage ridge 412 Swivel joint 412' Swivel joint 413 Base 413 ′ Limiting block 414 Holding projection 42, 42 ′ Pivot shaft 43 ′ V-shaped elastic member 431 ′ Engagement head 50 Leg base 60 Universal joint unit 61 Universal joint 611 Ball 62 Joint base 621 Ball-shaped depression Concave portion with spring 70 spring support Holding portion 71 C-shaped spring plate 71b Stepped connection portion 72b Bending plate 711b Screw hole 721b Compression spring 722b Engagement hole 723b Non-slip sticker 80 Support leg 81 Connection portion 90 Elastic support assembly 91 Connection block 911 Groove 912 Screw-engagement locking hole 92 Upper L-shaped unit 921 Axial slot 923 Escape opening 924 Countersunk hole for bolt insertion 93 Lower L-shaped unit 94 Balancing rod 95 Non-slip sticker 96 Helical spring 961 Flat connection end

Claims (2)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. An athletic stilt play equipment for cultivating a sense of balance, wherein the athletic stilt play equipment includes a vertical strut comprising upper and lower vertical struts adapted to be nested relative to each other. A plurality of equally spaced retaining openings are formed in the vertical post, and a support is adjustably attached to the lower vertical post by engaging one of the retaining openings of the lower vertical post. And a pedestal that is pivotally engaged with the support pedestal as a whole and is held in a vertical or horizontal position with respect to the support pedestal by being retracted or withdrawn for storage or use and fixedly supported in place. A step board having an engagement means for engaging with the holding opening of the lower vertical column, and a base fixed to the bottom of the lower vertical column and having a non-slip pad. Thereby, the support pedestal and the tread plate are held in place by the holding means of the lower vertical support so as to be adjustable in accordance with the weight of the user. Utensils. 2. The stilt play equipment for sports according to claim 1, wherein the base attached to the bottom of the lower vertical support has elastic means.