JP4956695B1 - Sport gloves - Google Patents

Abstract

Kind Code: A1 A sports glove capable of maximizing a player's individual exercise ability according to four stances in sports such as baseball and golf where a bat or golf club is swung to hit a ball. .
When the center of gravity of a sole in a standing natural body of a user is located on the toe side and on the inner side, the low stretchable member 103 is proximal to the second finger on the palm side surface 101a of the glove body 101. Extending between the interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint, between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the third finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint, and extending from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the fifth. While extending between the middle metacarpophalangeal joint of the finger and the carpal metacarpal joint, on the back side of the glove body 101, the proximal interphalangeal joint of the second finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint And extends from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to between the metacarpophalangeal joint of the fifth finger and the carpal joint of the carpal.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a sports glove that is used, for example, in sports for hitting a ball.

In recent years, when performing exercises such as sports, the “four stance theory” has been advocated, which classifies the player's stance into four stances and uses them as an index to derive an optimal exercise form. By exercising each player based on this force stance theory, it becomes possible to fully exercise individual athletic ability (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
Here, “stance” in the “force stance theory” refers to the inclination of the soles of both legs to stabilize the body unconsciously when the player stands in a natural position, and the physical ability is sufficient. It is how to put the center of gravity of the foot in order to demonstrate in a proper shape. In this stance, there are individual differences in each player, and which stance the player takes depends on the brain, skeleton, and physical habit, and changes between individuals.

The four stances in the “four stance theory” are as follows: (1) Toe inner center of gravity (see FIG. 17 (a)); (2) 踵 Outer center of gravity (see FIG. 17 (b)); (3) Toe outer centroid (see FIG. 17C); (4) heel inner centroid (see FIG. 17D).
The following shows an example of the difference in body movement for each stance.
That is, as shown in FIGS. 18 and 19, (1) the stance of the toe inner center of gravity (hereinafter referred to as “stance of (1)”) and (2) the stance of the outer side of gravity center (hereinafter referred to as “stance of (2))”. The player who adopts the method is also called a cross type and does not move the ankle AK when walking, but walks like a foot.

Specifically, when walking, when the action is to move the foot forward from the standing position (see FIG. 18 (a)) (see FIG. 18 (b)), the distance S1 between the ground J and the heel K is: It is short and 踵 K is not so far away from the ground J. Then, the sole AU completely leaves the ground without moving the ankle AK (see FIG. 18C). At this time, the distance S2 between the ground J and the sole AU is short, and the sole AU is not greatly separated from the ground J. Thereafter, when the sole AU is landed on the ground J, the toes of the toes first land on the ground J (see FIG. 18D).
As described above, the player who adopts the stance of (1) and the stance of (2) walks in a form close to a pedestrian, so for example, it is often difficult to walk with slippers.

  Furthermore, in the case of a player who takes the stance of (1), when the player tries to move the foot forward (see FIG. 18B), the foot is twisted from the outer side of the heel toward the inner side of the toe. To leave the ground (see FIG. 19A). On the other hand, the player who takes the stance of (2) leaves the ground in such a state that his / her foot is twisted from the inner side of the heel toward the outer side of the toe (see FIG. 19B). In addition, when the player who takes the stance of (2) makes the sole AU land on the ground J (see FIG. 18D), the player between the ground J and the heel K is more than the player who takes the stance of (1). The distance S3 is short.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 20, (3) the stance of the toe outer center of gravity (hereinafter referred to as “stance of (3)”) and (4) the stance of the heel inner center of gravity (hereinafter referred to as “stance of (4)”). The player to be adopted is also called a parallel type, and moves the ankle AK during walking as compared with the stance (1) and the stance (cross type) of (2).
Specifically, when walking, when the action of kicking up the ground to lift the foot forward from the standing position (see FIG. 20A) (see FIG. 20B), the ground J is more than the cross type. The distance S1 ′ with the heel K is long, and the heel K is greatly separated from the ground J. At this time, the base of the toes is moved largely, but the movable position of the player who adopts the stance of (4) is slightly closer than the player who adopts the stance of (3).

Then, when the sole AU is completely separated from the ground J, the ankle AK is largely moved (see FIG. 20C). At this time, the distance S2 ′ between the ground J and the heel K is longer than that of the cross type, and the heel K is greatly separated from the ground J. Thereafter, when the sole AU is landed on the ground J, the heel K first landes on the ground J (see FIG. 20D). At this time, the landing position of the sole AU of the player who takes the stance of (3) is slightly closer to the toe than the player who takes the stance of (4).
The player who takes the stance of (3) and the stance of (4) walks with his / her legs bent back and forth. For example, when wearing slippers, the slippers are caught on the back of the foot, and the slippers Walk as if dragging the fence. For this reason, the parallel type is easy to walk with slippers compared to the cross type.

In this way, each player's foot movement changes greatly depending on which one of the four stances in the “four stance theory” is adopted. That is, the four stances are interrelated with the peripheral limbs (limbs), and are theoretically based on specific body characteristics from the brain to the peripheral limbs.
Then, by improving the form in accordance with which of the four stances in the “four stance theory” each player takes, it becomes possible to maximize the individual athletic ability.

  By the way, in sports such as baseball and golf where a bat or golf club is swung to hit a ball, the sport is used to play a role of anti-slip when swinging the bat or golf club, or to increase grip force. There are cases where gloves are used. Various techniques for obtaining an appropriate grip force using this sports glove have been disclosed.

For example, a portion that is in contact with the grip while gripping the grip of a golf club, and that is bent at the third finger, fourth finger, fifth finger, and palm that are important at the time of a swing. There is a golf glove that is provided with each pad divided by the above, and a shock-absorbing pad having a substantially uniform thickness continuous in the circumferential direction is attached to a portion that comes into contact with the grip when the grip is gripped (see, for example, Patent Document 2). .
According to this, wearing a golf glove and gripping the grip has the same effect as thickening this grip, and it makes it possible to grip the grip without holding it small, causing a mild tendonitis Even such a person can hold the grip to the extent that there is no problem with the swing.

JP 2004-321559 A JP 2007-44177 A

  However, in the above-mentioned Patent Document 2, there is no disclosure of a golf glove that can maximize the individual exercise ability according to the four stances.

  Therefore, the present invention provides a sports glove that can maximize the individual player's athletic ability according to four stances in sports such as baseball and golf where a bat or golf club is swung to hit a ball. Is to provide.

In order to solve the above problems, the invention described in claim 1 is used when a user exercises, and has a highly stretchable member having stretchability, and a low stretchability which is less stretchable than the highly stretchable member. A low-stretch member is located on the palm side of the glove body when the center of gravity of the sole in the standing natural body of the user is located on the toe side and the inside. And the second finger is extended between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger, and between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the third finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint. While extending from the middle carpophalangeal joint to the middle finger joint of the fifth finger and the carpal joint of the carpal, on the back side of the glove body, between the proximal phalanges of the second finger Extending between the joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint, and from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the metacarpophalangeal joint of the fifth finger Characterized in that it extends up to between the carpometacarpal joint.
By comprising in this way, the stimulus suitable for the player who takes the stance of (1) can be given to the palm and back of the hand. By this stimulation, it becomes possible to fully exercise the athletic ability of the player who takes the stance of (1).

According to a second aspect of the present invention, a holding portion capable of tightening the wrist of the user is provided at the insertion opening of the glove body, and the wrist is wound around the wrist from the first finger toward the fifth finger. The strap is formed so as to be tapered, and the length of the strap is set to a length that wraps around the wrist.
By comprising in this way, the mounting | wearing state of the sport glove to the player who takes the stance of (1) during exercise can be maintained reliably.
In addition, it is possible to give the player who takes the stance of (1) a sense of security without causing discomfort, and to more surely exercise the exercise ability of the player who takes the stance of (1). .

The invention described in claim 3 is a glove body which is used during a user's exercise and is composed of a highly stretchable member having stretchability and a low stretchability member having lower stretchability than the highly stretchable member. And when the center of gravity of the sole in the standing natural body of the user is on the heel side and on the outside, the low stretchable member is a proximal phalanx of the third finger on the palm side of the glove body. Between the interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint, between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the fourth finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint, and from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the fifth finger. While extending to the lunar bone, it extends from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the lunar bone of the fifth finger on the back side of the glove body. .
By comprising in this way, the stimulus suitable for the player who takes the stance of (2) can be given to the palm and back of the hand. By this stimulation, it becomes possible to fully exercise the athletic ability of the player who takes the stance of (2).

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, a holding portion capable of tightening the wrist of the user is provided at the insertion opening of the glove body, and the wrist is wound around the wrist from the first finger toward the fifth finger. A band-shaped strap is provided, and the length of the strap is set to a length that makes at least one round of the wrist.
By comprising in this way, the mounting | wearing state of the sport glove to the player who takes the stance of (2) during exercise can be maintained reliably.
Further, it is possible to give the player who adopts the stance (2) a sense of security without causing discomfort, and to more surely exert the exercise ability of the player who adopts the stance (2). .

The invention described in claim 5 is a glove body that is used when a user exercises, and is composed of a highly elastic member having elasticity and a low elasticity member having lower elasticity than the high elasticity member. And when the center of gravity of the sole in the natural standing position of the user is located on the toe side and on the outside, the low-stretch member is on the palm side of the glove body, and the proximal phalanx of the third finger Between the interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint, between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the fourth finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint, and from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the fifth finger. While extending to the metacarpophalangeal joint, on the back side of the glove body, between the third and fourth fingers and the proximal phalanx of the third and fourth fingers Extending from the middle joint to the user's wrist and extending from the middle finger joint of the second finger to the fifth finger Characterized in that it extends up to the interphalangeal joints.
By comprising in this way, the stimulus suitable for the player who takes the stance of (3) can be given to the palm or back of the hand. By this stimulation, it becomes possible to fully exercise the athletic ability of the player who takes the stance of (3).

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, a holding portion capable of tightening the wrist of the user is provided at the insertion opening of the glove body, and the wrist is wound around the wrist from the fifth finger toward the first finger. A belt-like strap is provided, and the length of the strap is set to a length that wraps around the wrist.
By comprising in this way, the mounting | wearing state of the sport glove to the player who takes the stance of (3) during exercise can be maintained reliably.
In addition, it is possible to give the player who takes the stance of (3) a sense of security without causing discomfort, and to more surely exert the athletic ability of the player who takes the stance of (3). .

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the sports glove according to the second or sixth aspect, when the width of the holding portion is W, the width W satisfies 0.5 cm ≦ W ≦ 5 cm. It is characterized by being set to.
Here, the player who adopts the stance of (1) and the player who adopts the stance of (3) have a strong desire to freely move the wrist. For this reason, by setting the width W of the holding portion so as to satisfy 0.5 cm ≦ W ≦ 5 cm, the player who takes the stance of (1) when wearing the sports gloves, and the stance of (3) The player's discomfort can be surely reduced, and a sense of security can be surely given.

The invention described in claim 8 is a glove body that is used when a user exercises, and is composed of a highly elastic member having elasticity and a low elasticity member having lower elasticity than the highly elastic member. And when the center of gravity of the sole in the standing natural body of the user is on the heel side and on the inside, the low stretchable member is a middle finger joint joint of the second finger on the palm side of the glove body. To the middle finger joint of the fifth finger and to the portion corresponding to the periphery of the thumb ball, while the second finger is on the back side of the glove body. The wrist extends from the joint of the fifth finger to the metacarpophalangeal joint of the fifth finger, and from the wrist of the user to the wrist of the user rather than the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the metacarpophalangeal of the fifth finger. It extends over the whole area of the former in the middle.
By comprising in this way, the stimulus suitable for the player who takes the stance of (4) can be given to the palm and back of the hand. By this stimulation, it becomes possible to fully exercise the athletic ability of the player who takes the stance of (4).

According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, a holding portion capable of tightening the wrist of the user is provided at the insertion opening of the glove body, and the wrist is wound around the wrist from the fifth finger toward the first finger. A band-shaped strap is provided, and the length of the strap is set to a length that makes at least one round of the wrist.
By comprising in this way, the mounting | wearing state of the sport glove to the player who takes the stance of (4) during exercise can be maintained reliably.
Further, it is possible to give the player who adopts the stance of (4) a sense of security without causing discomfort, and to more surely exert the athletic ability of the player who adopts the stance of (4). .

According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, in the sports glove according to the fourth or ninth aspect, when the width of the holding portion is W, the width W satisfies 1.5 cm ≦ W ≦ 6 cm. It is characterized by being set to.
With this configuration, the player who adopts the stance of (2) and the player who adopts the stance of (4) are strongly conscious of covering and fixing the wrist firmly. For this reason, by setting the width W of the holding portion so as to satisfy 1.5 cm ≦ W ≦ 6 cm, the player who takes the stance of (2) when wearing the sports gloves, and the stance of (4) The player's discomfort can be surely reduced, and a sense of security can be surely given.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to give a stimulus suitable for a player who takes the stances (1) to (4) to the palm or back of the hand. By this stimulation, it is possible to sufficiently exercise each player's ability to exercise the stances (1) to (4).

It is the skeleton figure of the right palm of the player of the toe inner center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the player of the toe inner center of gravity in embodiment of this invention hold | gripped the grip. It is a top view of the palm side surface of the left hand of the glove for sports most suitable for the player of the toe inner center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the back side of the left hand of the sport glove most suitable for the player of the toe inner center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is the skeleton figure of the right palm of the player of the heel outer side center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the player of the outer side gravity center in embodiment of this invention hold | gripped the grip. It is a top view of the palm side surface of the left hand of the sport glove most suitable for the player of the heel outer side center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the back side of the left hand of the sport glove most suitable for the player of the heel outer side center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is the skeleton figure of the right palm of the player of the toe outer center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the player of the toe outer center of gravity in embodiment of this invention hold | gripped the grip. It is a top view of the palm side surface of the left hand of the glove for sports optimal for the player of the toe outer side gravity center in embodiment of this invention. It is a top view of the back side of the left hand of the glove for sports most suitable for the player of the toe outer side center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is the skeleton figure of the right palm of the heel inner center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the player of the inner side gravity center in the embodiment of this invention hold | gripped the grip. It is a top view of the palm side surface of the left hand of the sport glove most suitable for the player of the heel inner side center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the back side of the left hand of the glove for sports most suitable for the player of the heel inner side center of gravity in the embodiment of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows how 4 stances appear in a four stance theory. It is explanatory drawing which shows the motion of the leg | foot at the time of cross type walking. It is explanatory drawing which shows the motion of the leg | foot at the time of cross type walking. It is explanatory drawing which shows the motion of the leg | foot at the time of a parallel type walk.

(Player who takes the stance of (1))
Next, an optimal sports glove for each player who adopts the stances (1) to (4) will be described.
First, a sports glove 100 that is optimal for a player who takes the stance of (1) will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 1 is a skeleton diagram of the right palm, showing the characteristics of a player who takes the stance of (1). FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a player who takes the stance of (1) holds the grip of the bat. FIG. 3 is a plan view of the palm side surface 101a of the left hand of the sports glove 100 that is optimal for a player who takes the stance of (1). FIG. 4 is a plan view of the back side 101b of the left hand of the sports glove 100 most suitable for a player who takes the stance of (1). In the following description, a batting glove used when swinging a baseball bat will be described as an example of a sports glove. However, the batting glove shown below is not limited to use when swinging a baseball bat, and can be used as a glove for various sports. That is, for example, it can be used as a golf glove used when swinging a golf club. Also, sports gloves 100 to 400 (sports gloves 100 for players with a stance of (1), sports gloves 200 for players with a stance of (2), and players for players with a stance of (3) described below. Since the sport gloves 300 and the sport gloves 400 for the player with the stance of (4) are formed symmetrically on both hands, only the left-hand sport gloves 100 to 400 are shown, and the right-hand sport is illustrated. The illustration of the gloves 100 to 400 is omitted.

Here, based on FIG. 1, FIG. 2, the characteristic of the player who takes the stance of (1) is demonstrated.
As shown in FIG. 1, the player who takes the stance of (1) includes a second finger metacarpophalangeal joint, a straight line L1 passing through the middle of the fifth finger metacarpophalangeal joint and the carpal metacarpal joint, By applying a stimulus to a range W1 parallel to the straight line L1 and between the fifth finger metacarpal and the straight line L2 passing through the carpal bone, the motor ability of the stance player of (1) Can be fully demonstrated.
This is because, of course, the four stances are interrelated with the peripheral limbs (limbs) and are theoretically based on specific body characteristics from the brain to the peripheral limbs (shown below). The same applies to players with three stances).

  As shown in FIG. 2, when the player with the stance of (1) having such a characteristic holds the grip 2 of the bat 1, for example, the grip 2 is held with the fingertips of the first finger, the second finger, and the third finger. Grip. The wrist is almost flat from the back of the hand to the forearm. Further, the fingertip of the first finger is in a state facing the second finger side. Then, the bat 1 is swung by moving the wrist with the elbow as a fulcrum in the gripped state.

(Sporting gloves for players with (1) stance)
Next, a sports glove 100 for a player with a stance of (1) will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a glove body 101 of a sports glove 100 for a player with a stance of (1) is formed so as to cover the entire hand with, for example, a synthetic resin. Most of 101 is manufactured using a highly elastic member 102 having elasticity, and a low elasticity member 103 having lower elasticity than the high elasticity member 102 is used in part.

Here, the low stretchable member 103 is used in a portion corresponding to the range W1 shown in FIG. 1 and a predetermined portion related thereto.
In other words, the first low-elasticity member 104a is used on the palm side surface 101a of the glove body 101 so as to extend between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger. Further, a second low stretchable member 104b is used on the palm side surface 101a of the glove body 101 so as to extend between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint of the third finger.

  Further, the palm side surface 101a of the glove body 101 has a third low width so as to extend from the middle finger joint of the second finger to between the middle finger joint of the fifth finger and the carpal joint of the carpal. A stretchable member 104c is used. That is, the third low stretchable member 104c is formed so as to correspond to the range W1 in FIG. And the 1st low elastic member 104a, the 2nd low elastic member 104b, and the 3rd low elastic member 104c are each formed continuously.

  On the other hand, the fourth low stretchable member 104d is used on the back side surface 101b of the glove body 101 so as to extend between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the middle finger joint of the second finger. In addition, the back side surface 101b of the glove body 101 has a fifth low-profile so as to extend from the middle finger joint of the second finger to between the middle finger joint of the fifth finger and the carpal joint. An elastic member 104e is used. That is, the fifth low stretchable member 104e is formed to correspond to the range W1 in FIG. The fourth low stretch member 104d and the fifth low stretch member 104e are each formed continuously.

  As described above, the low-stretch member 103 made of a material different from the high-stretch member 102 used in most of the glove body 101 at the portion corresponding to the range W1 shown in FIG. 1 and the predetermined portion related thereto. By using, the player's consciousness of the stance (1) is directed to the portion where the low stretchable member 103 extends. This is a suitable stimulus for the player with the stance of (1), and it is possible to sufficiently exert the exercise ability of the player with the stance of (1).

  Here, on the palm side surface 101a of the glove body 101, the low stretchable members 103 (104a, 104b) are extended to the second finger and the third finger, respectively, whereas the back of the glove body 101 is back. The low stretchable member 103 (104d) extends only on the second finger on the side surface 101b. This is because it is better for the player with the stance of (1) to have as little awareness on the back side of the hand as possible.

Further, a holding portion 106 capable of tightening the wrist of the player in the stance (1) is integrally formed in the insertion port 105 of the glove body 101. The width W1 of the hold unit 106 is
0.5cm ≦ W1 ≦ 5cm (1)
It is set to satisfy.
This is because the player with the stance of (1) frequently moves his shoulder and wrist, so he has a strong desire to freely move his wrist and preferably does not cover his wrist too much. For this reason, when the width W1 of the hold part 106 satisfies the formula (1), the discomfort of the player who takes the stance of (1) when wearing the sports glove 100 can be surely reduced, and a sense of security can be surely ensured. Can be granted.

  Further, a belt-like strap 107 is attached to the hold unit 106. The strap 107 is provided so that the wrist can be wound from the first finger toward the fifth finger, and the length of the strap 107 is set so as to make a half turn around the wrist. Cotton fasteners 108 are attached to the mating surfaces of the strap 107 and the holding portion 106, respectively. The strap 107 is formed to be tapered.

  Here, when the player of the stance (1) moves the upper limb, the upper arm has a habit of trying to perform a so-called pronation motion that rotates from the outside to the inside, while the forearm has the inside from the outside. There is a habit of trying to perform so-called supination movement. For this reason, the strap 107 is provided on the holding unit 106 so that the wrist can be wound from the first finger to the fifth finger so as to match the forearm supination movement, so that the player with the stance of (1) feels uncomfortable. The strap 107 can be wrapped around the wrist without feeling.

  Further, the strap 107 can be stuck with the cotton fastener 108 so that the wrist is appropriately tightened from above the holding portion 106. Thereby, the wearing state of the sports glove 100 for the player of the stance of (1) can be stabilized. At this time, the length of the strap 107 is set so as to make a half turn around the wrist and the strap 107 is formed to be tapered, so that the player of the stance of (1) I don't feel the tightness. In other words, it is preferable that the player with the stance of (1) does not tighten the wrist so much, and the strap 107 is tapered to give the player with the stance of (1) a sense of security without causing discomfort. Can be made. For this reason, it becomes possible to fully demonstrate the athletic ability of the player who takes the stance of (1) more reliably.

(Player who takes the stance of (2))
Next, a sports glove 200 that is optimal for a player who takes the stance of (2) will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 5 is a skeleton diagram of the right palm and shows the characteristics of the player who takes the stance of (2). FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which a player who takes the stance of (2) grips the grip of the bat. FIG. 7 is a plan view of the palm side surface 201a of the left hand of the sports glove 200 that is optimal for a player who takes the stance of (2). FIG. 8 is a plan view of the back side 201b of the left hand of the sports glove 200 that is optimal for a player who takes the stance of (2).

First, the characteristics of the player who takes the stance (2) will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 5, the player who takes the stance of (2) includes a straight line L3 passing through the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger and the bean bone, and parallel to the straight line L3, and a triangular bone and a moon shape. By giving a stimulus to the range W2 between the straight line L4 passing between the bones, it is possible to fully exercise the exercise ability of the player in the stance (2).

  As shown in FIG. 6, when the player of the stance (2) having such a feature holds the grip 2 of the bat 1, for example, with the palm, the first finger, the third finger, and the fourth finger. Hold the grip 2. The wrist is almost flat from the back of the hand to the forearm. Furthermore, the fingertip of the first finger is the second finger and is located on the side surface opposite to the third finger. Then, the wrist is fixed while being gripped in this manner, and the bat 1 is swung so as to be controlled by the elbow.

(Sporting gloves for players with (2) stance)
Next, a sports glove 200 for a player with a stance of (2) will be described based on FIGS.
Here, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, in the sports glove 200 for the player of the stance (2), the glove body 201 is formed so as to cover the entire hand with, for example, a synthetic resin. The glove body 201 is manufactured using a highly stretchable high stretchable member 202, and a low stretchable member 203, which is less stretchable than the high stretchable member 202, is used in part. This is the same as the sports glove 100 for the player with the stance of (1) described above (the sports glove 300 for the player with the stance of (3) shown below, and the player with the stance of (4). The same applies to sports gloves 400 for sports use).

Here, the low stretchable member 203 is used in a portion corresponding to the range W2 shown in FIG. 5 and a predetermined portion related thereto.
That is, the first low-elasticity member 204a is used on the palm side surface 201a of the glove body 201 so as to extend between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint of the third finger. Further, a second low stretchable member 204b is used on the palm side surface 201a of the glove body 201 so as to extend between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint of the fourth finger.

  Further, a third low stretchable member 204c is used on the palm side surface 201a of the glove body 101 so as to extend from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the lunar bone of the fifth finger. That is, the third low stretchable member 204c is formed so as to correspond to the range W2 in FIG. And the line L5 on the fingertip side of the third low stretchable member 204c is formed wider than the range W2, so that the third low stretchable member 204c can cover the little finger ball. The first low stretchable member 204a, the second low stretchable member 204b, and the third low stretchable member 204c are separately formed.

  On the other hand, a fourth low stretchable member 204d is used on the upper side surface 201b of the glove body 201 so as to extend from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the lunar bone of the fifth finger. That is, the fourth low stretchable member 204d is formed to correspond to the range W2 in FIG. In addition, the fourth low stretchable member 204d is formed wider than the range W2 so as to correspond to the third low stretchable member 204c formed on the palm side surface 201a.

  As described above, the low stretch member 203 made of a material different from the high stretch member 202 used in most of the glove body 201 at the portion corresponding to the range W2 shown in FIG. 5 and the predetermined portion related thereto. By using, the player's consciousness of the stance (2) is directed to the portion where the low stretchable member 203 extends. This is a suitable stimulus for the player with the stance of (2), and it is possible to fully exercise the athletic ability of the player with the stance of (2).

  Here, on the palm side surface 201a of the glove body 201, low stretchable members 203 (204a, 204b) are extended to the third finger and the fourth finger, respectively, whereas The low stretchable member 203 is not used for any finger on the side surface 201b. This is because it is better for the player of the stance (2) to have as little awareness as possible on the back side of the hand.

A holding portion 206 capable of tightening the wrist of the player in the stance (2) is integrally formed in the insertion opening 205 of the glove body 201. The width W2 of the hold unit 206 is
1.5 cm ≦ W2 ≦ 6 cm (2)
It is set to satisfy.

That is, the width W2 of the holding portion 206 in the sports glove 200 for the player in the stance (2) is set larger than the width W1 of the holding portion 106 in the sports glove 100 for the player in the stance (1). Yes.
This is because a player in the stance (2) can get a sense of security by covering and fixing his wrist firmly. For this reason, when the width W2 of the hold part 206 satisfies the formula (2), the discomfort of the player who takes the stance of (2) when wearing the sports glove 200 can be surely reduced, and a sense of security can be surely ensured. Can be granted.

  Further, a belt-like strap 207 is attached to the hold unit 206. The strap 207 is provided so that the wrist can be wound from the first finger toward the fifth finger, and the length of the strap 207 is set to a length that makes one and a half times around the wrist. Cotton fasteners 208 are attached to the mating surfaces of the front end portion of the strap 207 and the holding portion 206, respectively.

  Here, when the player with the stance of (2) moves the upper limb, the upper arm has a habit of performing so-called supination movement that rotates from the inner side to the outer side, and even the forearm moves from the inner side to the outer side. There is a habit of trying to perform so-called supination movement. For this reason, the strap 207 is provided on the holding unit 206 so that the wrist can be wound from the first finger to the fifth finger so as to match the forearm supination movement, so that the player with the stance of (2) feels uncomfortable. The strap 207 can be wrapped around the wrist without feeling.

  Further, the strap 207 can be attached with the cotton fastener 208 so that the wrist is appropriately tightened from above the holding portion 206. Thereby, the wearing state of the sport glove 200 for the player of the stance of (2) can be stabilized. At this time, since the length of the strap 207 is set to a length that makes one and a half times the wrist and is formed in a band shape, the player of the stance of (2) firmly tightens the wrist by the holding portion 206. Get the feel that is being. In other words, the player with the stance of (2) can obtain a sense of security by firmly covering and tightening the wrist, so that the hold unit 206 and the strap 207 can more reliably secure the player of (2). It is possible to fully exercise the athletic ability of the player who takes the stance.

Further, the width W2 ′ of the strap 207 is set to be smaller than the width W2 of the hold unit 206. This is to prevent the wrist tightening force by the strap 207 from becoming too large. For example, if the width W2 ′ of the strap 207 is set to be almost the same as the width W2 of the holding unit 206, the wrist 207 will be tightened too much and the player will feel uncomfortable if the strap 207 wraps the wrist about one and a half times. I feel it.
Here, the width of the width W2 ′ of the strap 207 is set to a width that can be wound around a line below the wrist bone, in other words, a line covering the bone head on the wrist side of the radius and ulna. Good.

(Player who takes the stance of (3))
Next, a sports glove 300 optimum for a player who takes the stance of (3) will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 9 is a skeleton diagram of the right palm, showing the characteristics of the player who takes the stance of (3). FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which a player who takes the stance of (3) grips the grip of the bat. FIG. 11 is a plan view of the palm side surface 301a of the left hand of the sports glove 300 most suitable for a player who takes the stance of (3). FIG. 12 is a plan view of the back side surface 301b of the sports glove 300 most suitable for a player who takes the stance of (3).

First, the characteristics of the player who takes the stance of (3) will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 9, the player who takes the stance of (3) gives a stimulus to the range W3 between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the third finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint. It is possible to fully exercise the abilities of the stance player. In addition, by applying a stimulus to the range W4 between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint of the fourth finger, it becomes possible to fully exercise the player's exercise ability in the stance of (3). . Furthermore, a straight line L6 that passes through the fingertip side slightly from the middle finger joint between the second finger and the fifth finger, and a medium parallel to the straight line L6 and between the second finger and the fifth finger. By applying a stimulus to a range 53 between the finger joint and a straight line L7 passing through the approximate center between the second finger and the fifth finger joint, the stance of (3) It is possible to fully exercise the athletic ability of the players.

  As shown in FIG. 10, when the player with the stance (3) having such a feature holds the grip 2 of the bat 1, for example, the player touches the stick with the fingertips of the first finger, the third finger, and the fourth finger. Hold it. The wrist bends toward the back of the hand. Further, the first finger is along the longitudinal direction of the bat 1. Then, the bat 1 is swung by moving the wrist with the elbow as a fulcrum in the gripped state.

(Sporting gloves for players with (3) stance)
Next, a sports glove 300 for a player with a stance of (3) will be described based on FIG. 11 and FIG.
As shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the low stretchable member 303 of the glove body 301 of the sports glove 300 for the player of the stance of (3) is a portion corresponding to the range W3 to W5 shown in FIG. It is used for a predetermined part related to.

That is, the first low stretchable member 304a is used on the palm side surface 301a of the glove body 301 so as to extend between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint of the third finger. That is, the first low stretchable member 304a is formed so as to correspond to the range W3 in FIG.
In addition, a second low stretchable member 304b is used on the palm side surface 301a of the glove body 301 so as to extend between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint of the fourth finger. That is, the second low stretchable member 304b is formed to correspond to the range W4 in FIG.

  Further, a third low stretchable member 304c is used on the palm side surface 301a of the glove body 301 so as to extend from the middle finger joint of the second finger to the middle finger joint of the fifth finger. It has been. That is, the third low stretchable member 304c is formed to correspond to the range W5 in FIG. And the 1st low elastic member 304a, the 2nd low elastic member 304b, and the 3rd low elastic member 304c are each formed continuously.

On the other hand, a fourth low-elasticity member 304d is used on the back side surface 301b of the glove body 301 so as to extend between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the metacarpophalangeal joint of the third finger. That is, the first low stretchable member 304a is formed so as to correspond to the range W3 in FIG.
A fifth low stretchable member 304e is used on the back side surface 301b of the glove body 301 so as to extend between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the fourth finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint. That is, the fifth low stretchable member 304e is formed so as to correspond to the range W4 in FIG.

Further, the sixth low-elasticity member 304f is used on the back side surface 301b of the glove body 301 so as to extend from the middle finger joint of the second finger to the middle finger joint of the fifth finger. It has been. That is, the sixth low stretchable member 304f is formed to correspond to the range W5 in FIG.
And on the back side surface 301b of the glove body 301, the seventh low stretchable part extends between the third finger and the fourth finger and extends from the sixth low stretchable member 304f to the wrist. 304 g is used. The fourth low stretch member 304d, the fifth low stretch member 304e, the sixth low stretch member 304f, and the seventh low stretch member 304g are each formed continuously.

  As described above, the parts corresponding to the ranges W3, W4, and W5 shown in FIG. 9 and the predetermined parts related thereto are made of a material different from the high stretchable member 102 used in most of the glove body 301. By using the stretchable member 303, the player's consciousness in the stance (3) is directed to the portion where the low stretchable member 303 extends. This is a suitable stimulus for the player with the stance of (3), and it is possible to fully exercise the athletic ability of the player with the stance of (3).

  Here, most of the upper side surface 301b of the glove body 101 is composed of a sixth low-elasticity member 304f and a seventh low-elasticity member 304g, and is occupied by the low-elasticity member 303 compared to the palm side surface 301a. The area is getting bigger. This is because it is better for the player of the stance (3) to be conscious on the back side of the hand.

Further, a holding portion 306 capable of tightening the wrist of the player in the stance (3) is integrally formed in the insertion port 305 of the glove body 301. The width W3 of the hold unit 306 is
0.5cm ≦ W3 ≦ 5cm (3)
It is set to satisfy.

That is, the width W3 of the holding portion 306 in the sports glove 300 for the stance player of (3) is substantially the same as the width W1 of the holding portion 106 of the sports glove 100 for the player of the stance of (1). Is set.
This is because the player with the stance of (3) frequently moves his shoulder and wrist, so he has a strong desire to freely move his wrist and preferably does not cover his wrist too much. For this reason, when the width W3 of the hold portion 306 satisfies the expression (3), the discomfort of the player who takes the stance of (3) when wearing the sports glove 300 can be surely reduced, and a sense of security can be surely ensured. Can be granted.

  Further, a belt-like strap 307 is attached to the hold unit 306. The strap 307 is provided so that the wrist can be wound from the fifth finger toward the first finger, and the length of the strap 307 is set so as to make a half turn around the wrist. Cotton fasteners 308 are attached to the mating surfaces of the strap 307 and the holding portion 306, respectively.

  Here, when the player with the stance of (3) moves the upper limb, the upper arm has a habit of performing so-called supination movement that rotates from the inside to the outside, while the forearm has the heel from the outside to the inside. There is a habit of trying to perform a so-called pronation motion that rotates. For this reason, the strap 307 is provided on the holding unit 306 so that the wrist can be wound from the fifth finger to the first finger so as to match the pronation movement of the forearm, so that the player with the stance of (3) feels uncomfortable. The strap 307 can be wrapped around the wrist without feeling.

  Further, the strap 307 can be attached with the cotton fastener 308 so that the wrist is appropriately tightened from above the holding portion 306. Thereby, the wearing state of the sport glove 300 for the player of the stance of (3) can be stabilized. At this time, since the length of the strap 307 is set to a length that makes a half turn around the wrist, the wrist is tightened smaller than when the sports glove 200 for the player of the stance of (2) is worn. . In this way, by firmly covering the wrist with the holding portion 306 and the strap 307 and not tightening the wrist too much, the player's ability to take the stance (3) can be more fully exhibited. It becomes possible.

(Player who takes the stance of (4))
Next, a sports glove 400 that is optimal for a player who takes the stance of (4) will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 13 is a skeleton diagram of the right palm, showing the characteristics of the player who takes the stance of (4). FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which a player who takes the stance of (4) grips the grip of the bat. FIG. 15 is a plan view of the palm side surface 401a of the left hand of the sports glove 400 most suitable for a player who takes the stance of (4). FIG. 16 is a plan view of the back side 401b of the left hand of the sports glove 400 most suitable for a player who takes the stance of (4).

First, the characteristics of the player who takes the stance of (4) will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 13, the player who takes the stance of (4) includes a straight line L8 passing through the metacarpophalangeal joint from the second finger to the fifth finger, parallel to the straight line L8, and the middle finger By giving a stimulus to the range W6 between the joint joint and the straight line L9 passing through the approximate center between the carpal joint and the carpal joint, it is possible to fully exercise the motor ability of the player in the stance of (4) Become.

  As shown in FIG. 14, when the player with the stance of (4) having such a feature holds the grip 2 of the bat 1, for example, with the palm, the first finger, the second finger, and the third finger. Grab the stick. Further, the wrist bends toward the first finger side. Further, the first finger is along the longitudinal direction (linear shape) of the bat 1. Then, the wrist is fixed while being gripped in this manner, and the bat 1 is swung so as to be controlled by the elbow.

(Sporting gloves for players with (4) stance)
Next, a sports glove 400 for a player with a stance of (4) will be described based on FIGS. 15 and 16.
Here, as shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, the low stretchable member 403 of the sports glove 400 for the player with the stance of (4) is related to the portion corresponding to the range W6 shown in FIG. It is used for a predetermined part.

That is, the first low stretchable member 404a is used on the palm side surface 401a of the glove body 401 so as to extend from the middle finger joint of the second finger to the middle finger joint of the fifth finger. . The wrist-side line L10 of the first low-elasticity member 404a is located approximately at the center between the metacarpophalangeal joint and the carpal metacarpal joint. That is, the first low stretchable member 404a is formed to correspond to the range W6 in FIG.
Further, a second low stretchable member 404b is used on the palm side surface 401a of the glove body 401 so as to extend along the circumference of the thumb ball. The first low stretch member 404a and the second low stretch member 404b are separately formed.

On the other hand, the third low stretchable member 404c is used on the back side surface 401b of the glove body 401 so as to extend from the middle finger joint of the second finger to the middle finger joint of the fifth finger. . That is, the third low stretchable member 404c is formed so as to correspond to the straight line L8 in FIG.
Further, on the back side 401b of the glove body 401, a fourth low stretch member 404d is formed in a state of being separated from the third low stretch member 404c toward the wrist and covering the entire back side 401b. It is used.

  As described above, the low-stretch member 403 made of a material different from the high-stretch member 402 used in most of the glove body 401 at a portion corresponding to the range W6 shown in FIG. 13 and a predetermined portion related thereto. By using this, the player's consciousness of the stance (4) is directed to the portion where the low stretchable member 403 extends. This is a suitable stimulus for the player with the stance of (4), and it is possible to fully exercise the athletic ability of the player with the stance of (4).

Here, most of the upper side surface 401b of the glove body 401 is constituted by the fourth low stretchable member 404d, and the area occupied by the low stretchable member 403 is larger than that of the palm side surface 401a. This is because it is better for the player with the stance (4) to be conscious on the back side of the hand.
In addition, a holding portion 406 capable of tightening the wrist of the player in the stance (4) is integrally formed in the insertion port 405 of the glove body 401. The width W4 of the hold unit 406 is
1.5 cm ≦ W4 ≦ 6 cm (4)
It is set to satisfy.

That is, the width W4 of the holding portion 406 in the sports glove 400 for the player with the stance of (4) is substantially equal to the width W2 of the holding portion 206 of the sports glove 200 for the player with the stance of (2). Is set.
This is because the player with the stance of (4) can get a sense of security by covering and fixing the wrist firmly. For this reason, when the width W4 of the hold portion 406 satisfies the formula (4), the discomfort of the player who takes the stance of (4) when wearing the sports glove 400 can be surely reduced, and the sense of security can be surely secured. Can be granted.

  Further, a belt-like strap 407 is attached to the hold unit 406. The strap 407 is provided so that the wrist can be wound from the first finger toward the fifth finger, and the length of the strap 407 is set to a length that makes a half turn of the wrist. Cotton fasteners 408 are attached to the mating surfaces of the tip end portion of the strap 407 and the hold portion 406, respectively.

  Here, when the player of the stance of (4) moves the upper limb, the upper arm has a habit of performing a so-called pronation motion that rotates from the outside to the inside, and even the forearm moves from the outside to the inside. There is a habit of trying to perform a so-called pronation motion that rotates. For this reason, the strap 407 is provided on the holding unit 406 so that the wrist can be wound from the fifth finger toward the first finger so as to match the pronation movement of the forearm. The strap 407 can be wrapped around the wrist without feeling.

  Further, the strap 407 can be attached with the cotton fastener 408 so that the wrist is appropriately tightened from above the holding portion 406. Thereby, the wearing state of the sport glove 400 for the player of the stance of (4) can be stabilized. At this time, since the length of the strap 407 is set to a length that makes the wrist one and a half times and is formed in a band shape, the player of the stance of (4) tightens the wrist firmly by the holding portion 406. Get the feel that is being. In other words, the player with the stance of (4) can obtain a sense of security by tightening the wrist firmly, so that the wrist 406 and the strap 407 can be firmly tightened without covering the wrist so much. Thus, the player's ability to take the stance (4) can be more fully exhibited.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and includes various modifications made to the above-described embodiment without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
For example, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the straps 107 to 407 are attached to the holding portions 106 to 406 of the sports gloves 100 to 400 using the cotton fasteners 108 to 408 has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any device that can attach the straps 107 to 407 to the hold portions 106 to 406 may be used. That is, for example, snap buttons can be used instead of the cotton fasteners 108 to 408.

Moreover, in the above-mentioned embodiment, the glove bodies 101 to 401 of the respective sports gloves 100 to 400 are made of, for example, a synthetic resin, and most of them are manufactured using the highly elastic members 102 to 402 having elasticity. Further, the case where the low stretch members 103 to 403 having lower stretchability than the high stretch members 102 to 402 are used in part has been described.
However, it is not restricted to this, The location corresponding to the low elastic members 103-403 should just have a low elasticity rather than the location corresponding to the high elastic members 102-402. That is, for example, the high stretch members 102 to 402 and the low stretch members 103 to 403 are formed of the same material, and the material corresponding to the low stretch members 103 to 403 is made of the high stretch members 102 to 402. It may be configured such that the stretchability of the low stretchable members 103 to 403 is lower than the location of the high stretchable members 102 to 402 by forming the material thicker than the material of the place where is used.

  Furthermore, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the glove bodies 101 to 401 of the sports gloves 100 to 400 are formed so as to cover the entire hand with, for example, a synthetic resin has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the glove bodies 101 to 401 may be formed such that the fingertip side is exposed with respect to the joint between the proximal phalanges of each finger.

100, 200, 300, 400 Sports gloves 101, 201, 301, 401 Glove body 102, 202, 302, 402 High stretch members 103, 203, 303, 403 Low stretch members 104a, 204a, 304a, 404a First Low stretch members 104b, 204b, 304b, 404b Second low stretch members 104c, 204c, 304c, 404c Third low stretch members 104d, 204d, 304d, 404d Fourth low stretch members 104e, 304e Fifth low stretch members 304f 6th low stretch member 304g 7th low stretch member 105,205,305,405 Insertion slot 106,206,306,406 Hold | maintenance part 107,207,307,407 Strap

Claims (10)

It has a glove body composed of a highly elastic member having elasticity and a low elasticity member having lower elasticity than this highly elastic member, which is used during user's exercise,
When the sole gravity center of the user's standing natural body is located on the toe side and inside,
The low stretch member is
On the palm side of the glove body, it extends between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the second finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint and between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the third finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint. While extending from the middle finger joint of the second finger to the middle finger joint of the fifth finger and the carpal joint of the carpal,
Extending between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the second finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint on the back side of the glove body, and from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the metacarpophalic finger of the fifth finger A sports glove that extends between a joint and a carpal joint. In the insertion opening of the glove body, a holding part capable of tightening the wrist of the user is provided,
In this hold part, a band-shaped strap that is wound around the wrist from the first finger toward the fifth finger is provided,
This strap is formed to taper,
The sports glove according to claim 1, wherein a length of the strap is set to a length that wraps around the wrist. It has a glove body composed of a highly elastic member having elasticity and a low elasticity member having lower elasticity than this highly elastic member, which is used during user's exercise,
When the sole gravity center of the user's standing natural body is located on the heel side and the outside,
The low stretch member is
On the palm side of the glove body, it extends between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the third finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint, and extends between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the fourth finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint. While extending from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the lunar bone of the fifth finger,
A sports glove extending from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the lunar bone of the fifth finger on the back side of the glove body. In the insertion opening of the glove body, a holding part capable of tightening the wrist of the user is provided,
In this hold part, a band-shaped strap that is wound around the wrist from the first finger toward the fifth finger is provided,
The sports glove according to claim 3, wherein the length of the strap is set to a length that makes at least one round of the wrist. It has a glove body composed of a highly elastic member having elasticity and a low elasticity member having lower elasticity than this highly elastic member, which is used during user's exercise,
When the sole gravity center of the user's standing natural body is located on the toe side and outside,
The low stretch member is
On the palm side of the glove body, it extends between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the third finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint, and extends between the proximal interphalangeal joint of the fourth finger and the metacarpophalangeal joint. While extending from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the metacarpophalangeal joint of the fifth finger,
On the back side of the glove body, between the third finger and the fourth finger, and in the region between the third finger and the joint between the proximal interphalangeal joints of the fourth finger and the wrist of the user A sports glove that extends from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the metacarpophalangeal joint of the fifth finger. In the insertion opening of the glove body, a holding part capable of tightening the wrist of the user is provided,
In this hold part, a band-shaped strap is provided around the wrist from the fifth finger toward the first finger,
The sports glove according to claim 5, wherein a length of the strap is set to a length that wraps around the wrist. When the width of the hold part is W,
The width W is
0.5cm ≦ W ≦ 5cm
The sports glove according to claim 2 or 6, wherein the glove for sports is set so as to satisfy. It has a glove body composed of a highly elastic member having elasticity and a low elasticity member having lower elasticity than this highly elastic member, which is used during user's exercise,
When the sole gravity center of the user's standing natural body is located on the heel side and inside,
The low stretch member is
On the palm side of the glove body, it extends from the metacarpophalangeal joint of the second finger to the metacarpophalangeal joint of the fifth finger, and extends to a location corresponding to the periphery of the thumb ball. on the other hand,
On the back side of the glove body, it extends from the middle finger joint of the second finger to the middle finger joint of the fifth finger, and the middle finger of the fifth finger from the middle finger joint of the second finger. A sports glove that extends from the wrist of the user to the entire area of the instep between the wrist of the user and the wrist. In the insertion opening of the glove body, a holding part capable of tightening the wrist of the user is provided,
In this hold part, a band-shaped strap is provided around the wrist from the fifth finger toward the first finger,
The sports glove according to claim 8, wherein the length of the strap is set to a length that makes at least one round of the wrist. When the width of the hold part is W,
The width W is
1.5cm ≦ W ≦ 6cm
The sports glove according to claim 4 or 9, wherein the glove for sports is set to satisfy.

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