JP3173079U - Golf practice tools - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a golf practice tool that can achieve an ideal form acquisition effect in a short period of time by wearing this practice tool, and that markedly improve flight distance extension and directionality.
SOLUTION: To prevent bending of the left arm from back swing to swing follow-through, rectangular synthetic leather or cloth bag shape with a standard size of 20 cm in length, 15 cm in width and 2 mm in thickness is further made into about 10 columns in length. An attachment that includes 10 rows and 10 thin plates in the vertical direction with low elasticity and small elasticity is realized. In addition, two velcro strap belts that are positioned at the center of the joint and wrap the upper arm and the forearm integrally and fix the upper and lower ends of the attachment to the arm are configured.
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Description

The present invention relates to a practice tool that can correct a golf swing foam into an ideal shape and can be obtained efficiently in a short period of time.

Golf play is based on transporting the golf ball farther and within a certain range, and a short approach of around 100 yards is based on securing a more accurate direction. To achieve this, the swing trajectory of the golf club is important, and in particular, a golfer's swing form that captures a series of ideal swing arcs from back swing and impact (ball hitting) to swing follow-through.
The most important issue in this swing form is that the ideal shape is a right-handed left elbow that stretches well from the backswing to the swing follow-through, especially the left-hand elbow that starts immediately after the impact, with less follow-through. It is also to form a left arm based on maintaining a well-stretched right-handed left elbow.
The golfer spends a lot of time learning the swing form. Therefore, various golf practice tools for acquiring a series of tracks have been proposed.
For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a golf practice tool that provides an ideal swing form by providing a spacer that does not change the length between the upper arm and the base of the shoulder so that the triangle formed by both the shoulder and the arm is not broken. Is disclosed.
Patent Document 2 discloses that an upper arm elastic plate and a forearm elastic plate are formed in order to prevent bending of the left elbow from back swing to down swing and ball hitting, and both elastic plates attached to each are key plates. A golf practice tool is disclosed in which the elbow is fixed to prevent bending of the elbow, the engagement is released at the moment of hitting the ball, and the elbow can be flexed immediately afterward.
The prior art is described below in the prior art.

Utility Model Publication 6-75549 Patent Publication 6-79026

However, the conventional golf practice tools described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 are not effective for obtaining ideal golf swing foams as follows. Also, the cost performance is not excellent.
The technique disclosed in Patent Document 1 is a triangle created by both shoulders and arms. Since the movement of the right-handed left arm elbow joint is not regulated, the left elbow joint is still free in the process from back swing to swing follow-through. Thus, it is not effective as a training tool for acquiring an ideal swing trajectory based on well-stretched left arm formation.
The technique disclosed in Patent Document 2 is based on an elbow that is well extended from backswing to downswing and ball hitting because the upper arm elastic plate and the forearm elastic plate are fixed and integrated by crossing. Enable swing form. However, since the elbow joint becomes free by releasing the engagement at the moment of hitting the ball, improvement of the follow-through, which is an important issue of swinging, that is, less arm folding immediately after hitting the ball and making a large swinging arc trajectory ideal There is no effect on the swing form. Moreover, from the viewpoint of industrial application field, a relatively large number of members are used as practice tools, the cost performance is not excellent, and it cannot be said that it is simple from the viewpoint of carrying and operation.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems. From the back swing to the swing follow-through, a right-handed person must maintain a well-stretched left elbow. This is effective in improving swinging, that is, in obtaining swing swings with an ideal swing arc trajectory with less arm folding immediately after ball hitting. The purpose of the training is to improve the just-meet rate, dramatically increase the distance, and ensure the correct direction by wearing the provided practice tools.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention is a rectangular synthetic leather or cloth bag having a standard size of 20 cm in length, 15 cm in width and 2 mm in thickness to prevent bending of the left arm from back swing to swing follow-through. We propose an attachment that divides the shape into 10 vertical rows by stitching, and includes about 10 plate-like materials with low elasticity in the vertical direction. In addition, a right-handed person proposes a configuration of two Velcro belts that are positioned at the center of the left elbow joint, wrap the upper arm and forearm together, and fix the upper and lower ends of the attachment to the arm.

Due to the fixed attachment, the right-handed left elbow joint, which used to be bent in the past, is restricted from bending and can maintain a well-extended elbow from backswing to ball hitting. This point has the same effect as the technique shown in Patent Document 2. However, the present invention additionally allows the left upper arm to be folded immediately after impact and maintain a well-extended elbow until the swing follow-through, unlike the prior art. Therefore, the swing arc becomes an ideal golf swing which is larger than the conventional one, and a so-called ideal golf swing foam in which the improvement of the just meet rate, the dramatic increase in the distance, and the securing of the correct directionality can be achieved.

It is a top view of an attachment It is a top view of a board with small elasticity arranged vertically in an attachment It is a top view of the belt comprised with the magic tape for fixing to a right-handed left arm. It is a perspective view of an attachment. It is the inner side figure which attached the attachment to the left arm. It is the outer side view which attached the attachment to the left arm.

The right-handed left arm is restrained from bending from the back swing to the swing follow-through because it is fixed with a belt with an attachment containing about 10 low-elasticity plates made of lightweight aluminum or celluloid. A realistic swing form can be realized.
As described above, since the attachment member containing about 10 plates with low elasticity is fixed with a belt, the bending of the right-handed left arm from the back swing to the swing follow-through is restricted, and an ideal swing form can be realized.

1. The number 1 shown in FIGS. 1, 4, 5 and 6 is an attachment in which a right-handed golfer wraps the left arm around the elbow joint. Number 2 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is a low-elasticity plate of the attachment included to prevent bending of the left arm elbow joint of a right-handed golfer. Reference numeral 3 shown in FIGS. 1, 4, 5 and 6 is a belt stopper for attaching the attachment to the arm. The number 4 shown in FIGS. The number 5 shown in FIGS. 3 and 5 is a belt buckle for attaching the attachment to the arm.

The present invention relates to a practice tool that can correct a golf swing foam into an ideal shape and can be obtained efficiently in a short period of time.

Golf play is based on transporting a golf ball farther and within a certain area, and a short approach of around 100 yards is based on securing a more accurate direction. To achieve this, the swing trajectory of the golf club is important, especially the correct swing trajectory with a series of ideal golfer swing forms from back swing and impact (ball hitting) to swing follow-up is important. .
The most important issue in this swing form is the ideal shape of the left elbow (right-handed) that stretches well from the backswing to the swing follow-through, especially the left elbow joint that starts just before impact, with less follow-through. In this case, the left arm that maintains the left elbow joint (right-handed) that is well stretched is formed. The golfer spends a lot of time learning the swing form. Therefore, various golf practice tools have been proposed to acquire a series of tracks. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a golf practice tool that provides an ideal swing form by providing a spacer that does not change the length between the upper arm and the base of the shoulder so that the triangle formed by both the shoulder and the arm is not broken. Is disclosed. Patent Document 2 discloses that an upper arm elastic plate and a forearm elastic plate are formed in order to prevent bending of the left elbow from back swing to impact (ball hitting), and both elastic plates attached to each are key plates. A golf practice tool is disclosed in which the elbow joint is prevented from bending by being fixed by the engagement of the ball, the engagement is released at the moment of hitting the ball, and the bending of the elbow is free immediately thereafter. The prior art is described below in the prior art.

Utility Model Publication 6-75549 Patent Publication 6-79026

However, the conventional golf practice tools described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 described above are less effective in obtaining ideal golf swing foams as follows. In addition, it is important to have close contact with the system around each arm and elbow joint, but because it is not free to the system, the degree of adhesion is low, causing discomfort, and pain around the elbow joint is likely to occur. The cost performance is not good.
The technique disclosed in Patent Document 1 is a triangle created by both shoulders and arms. Since the right-handed golfer does not regulate the movement of the left arm elbow joint, the left elbow joint is in the process from back swing to swing follow-through. It is still free and has little effect as a training tool for learning the ideal swing trajectory based on well-stretched left arm elbow joint formation. The technique disclosed in Patent Document 2 is an integrated upper arm elastic plate and forearm elastic plate that are fixed together by crossing, so it is based on an elbow joint that stretches well from back swing to down swing and ball hitting. As for the formation of the swing foam, the effect is small in preventing elbow bending due to the elastic plate, but a temporary effect is recognized. However, the elbow joint becomes free by releasing the engagement just before hitting the ball. There is no effect in improving the rate, securing the direction of the flying ball, and obtaining an ideal swing trajectory. Moreover, from the viewpoint of industrial application field, a relatively large number of members are used as practice tools, the cost performance is not excellent, and it cannot be said that it is simple from the viewpoint of carrying and operation.

The present invention is for solving the above-mentioned conventional problems, and has a length of about 20 cm and a width of about 15 cm, which extends sufficiently to the upper arm and the forearm around the elbow joint, and around the left arm (right-handed) joint. Two-thirds can be entrained, and the members are formed of rectangular flat-shaped elbow pads such as cloth or synthetic leather, and provided with divided pockets of about 10 rows in the vertical length and the horizontal width. A rigid inelastic plate having the same shape as the pocket and having a thickness of about 2 mm is inserted. A golf practice tool (hereinafter referred to as an attachment) is proposed in which a zipper sufficient to bind to both side edges is provided in the transverse direction of the armrest to bind the upper arm and the forearm.

The left arm (left-handed is the right arm) The attachment fixed around the elbow joint has a length of approximately 20cm and a width of approximately 15cm that extends sufficiently between the upper arm and the forearm. A partitioning pocket of a certain degree is provided, and a rigid inelastic plate having the same shape as the pocket and having a thickness of about 2 mm is inserted. As an effect, first of all, because it is divided, the lateral direction is free, it is possible to flexibly respond to the shape and thickness of the elbow joint and arm, it is easy to get caught in the arm, relieve the uncomfortable feeling during club swing, and High adhesion can be maintained. In addition, the inserted rigid non-elastic plate restricts the bending of the elbow joint, which has been apt to bend in the past, and it is impossible to bend the elbow joint, and a correct club swing trajectory is maintained. In other words, problems such as bending the left elbow during backswing, which is a golfer's problem, and premature swinging of the left arm elbow joint during a swing follow-through immediately before impact, maintain a straight elbow joint and correct the golf club. This can be solved by securing a swinging trajectory. This means that the deviation of the contact between the club head and the ball at the time of the initial movement of the club and the point of impact can be kept to a minimum, ensuring a high meet rate, as well as ensuring the correct direction, and in addition, the swing path Is an ideal golf swing foam that is larger than the conventional one, so that the flight distance can be extended. By repeatedly practicing with this practice tool, the form can be corrected in a short time and efficiently, and an ideal golf swing can be made later without using this plan.

It is a top view which shows the whole aspect of an attachment It is a perspective view of the non-resilient plate arranged in the attachment in the horizontal direction. It is the top view which showed the insertion state of the inside of an attachment especially the non-elastic version. It is a whole perspective view of the attachment of the state where the fastener was attached. It is the inner side figure which attached the attachment to the left arm. It is the outer side view which attached the attachment to the left arm. FIG. 3 is a front view of a golfer with an attachment attached to the left arm. It is a front view which shows the left elbow joint state of the golfer who carried out the back swing and attached the attachment to the left arm. It is a front view which shows the left elbow joint state of the golfer who attached the attachment to the left arm and straightened immediately after the impact. It is a front view which shows the state of the left elbow of the golfer who attached the attachment to the left arm and straightened at the time of swing follow.

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

Figures 5 and 6 are external views of the golfer wearing the attachment on the left arm, and Figures 7, 8, 9, and 10 show the attachment attached to the left arm and extending straight from the back swing to the impact swing and the swing flow. The left elbow joint is shown.

In the golf practice tool of this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, in a right-handed golfer, the left elbow joint is arranged around the left elbow joint in order to prevent bending of the elbow joint when swinging. Elastic plate FIG. 2 shows a structure in which about two thirds of each of the upper arm and the forearm is wound and tied with a detachable fastener and integrated with the elbow rest in which a non-elastic plate is enclosed in a pocket.

5 and 6 show the outer side view of the attachment attached to the left arm. The non-elastic plate is divided into about 10 rows and wound around the elbow joint that can flexibly adapt to the thickness of the arm. Explains the state.

FIG. 7 shows a state in which non-elastic plates arranged in about 10 rows are wound around the elbow joint and both side edges are fastened with fasteners, and the state of the elbow joint straightened by the golfer entering the swing initial motion is illustrated.

FIG. 8 shows a state in which inelastic plates arranged in about 10 rows are wound around the elbow and both side edges are fastened with fasteners, and the state of the elbow joint straightened by the golfer during backswing is described.

FIG. 9 shows a state in which inelastic plates arranged in about 10 rows are wound around the elbow joint, and both side edges are fastened with fasteners, and the state of the elbow joint straightened by the golfer during impact swing is described.

FIG. 10 shows a state in which inelastic plates arranged in about 10 rows are wound around the elbow joint and both side edges are fastened with fasteners, and the state of the elbow joint straightened by the golfer during follow swinging is described.

1. The number 1 shown in FIGS. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 indicates an attachment in which a right-handed golfer includes a non-elastic plate that wraps the left arm around the elbow joint.
2. Reference numeral 2 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 indicates a non-elastic plate for preventing bending of the left arm elbow joint of the right-handed golfer.
3. Reference numeral 3 shown in FIGS. 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 denotes a fastener for attaching the non-elastic plate to the arm.
4). Reference numeral 4 shown in FIGS. 4, 5, and 6 indicates a fastener for binding the non-elastic plate to the arm.
5. Reference numeral 5 shown in FIG. 5 indicates a buckle of a fastener for binding the non-elastic plate to the arm.

Claims (4)

(1) A right-handed person, from back swing to swing follow-through, is a golf practice tool to prevent bending of the left arm. A rectangular synthetic leather or cloth bag with a standard size of 20 cm long, 15 cm wide and 2 mm thick An attachment that wraps the upper arm and forearm around the left arm around the back of the elbow, forming a vertical bag shape that is further divided into 10 vertical columns. (2) A small elastic plate having a standard length of 18 cm in length, 10 mm in width and 1 mm in thickness is enclosed in the bag-shaped case formed in claim 1 and the movement to wrap the left arm is free. 2. The golf practice tool according to claim 1, wherein bending of the elbow joint is suppressed until the follow-through. (3) The golf practice tool according to claim 1, wherein a belt characterized by a size-free magic tape for fixing an attachment containing a plate having low elasticity to the left arm is provided at both upper and lower ends. (4) The golf practice tool according to claim 1, wherein the golf practice tool includes a thin and thin plate made of lightweight aluminum or celluloid.

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