JP5034102B2 - Training equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention is a training device that can be used for sports such as golf, baseball, tennis, table tennis, badminton, billiards, and other sports, such as boxing, swimming, etc. The present invention relates to a training apparatus that can train muscle strength by pulling a material.

Conventionally, there has been a practice method in which rubber or the like is tied to a tree branch or pillar and pulled.
Also, a training device as shown in Patent Documents 1 and 2 has been proposed.
JP 2005-95338 A JP 2003-24492 A

  However, in the technique described in Patent Document 1, it is necessary to dig a hole to make a pillar or attach rubber to a building. Therefore, the place is limited.

  Further, the technique described in Patent Document 2 requires a device for hanging a weight using a pulley or the like, and the device becomes large and the installation place is limited.

  These techniques have the disadvantage that they are not easy to use because of the high installation cost, long installation time, and large space. Moreover, there was annoyance that had to go to a place with equipment.

  The techniques described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 have a problem that a tool used for each ball game is different, and accordingly, a ring for attaching an elastic material to the tool must be installed. Also, because the tool is full-sized, it is dangerous to take a place to shake it.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and can be easily carried, can be easily installed and stored without taking up space, and can be easily provided to children regardless of age or gender. The purpose is to provide a training device that can be practiced without taking any space.

(1) The present invention relates to a training apparatus devised for the purpose of solving the above technical problem, and a stand 1 on which a user T stands and a column member having a predetermined length provided on the stand 1. 2 and a training instrument comprising a string-like elastic member 3 having one end attached to the column member 2 and a tensile force acting on the other end, the column holding means 4, 5, 8, 10 11, 11, 13, 14, and 15, the base end of the column member 2 is connected to the column holding means, and in this connected state, the column member 2 is inclined to the side away from the user T standing on the table 1. It is configured to stand up in a state and to enable training such as ball games by the user T pulling the other end of the elastic material 3 against the urging force of the elastic material 3 (FIG. 1). -Corresponds to FIG.

  With such a configuration, when the user (practitioner) practices golf swing on the table, for example, the other end of the elastic member is grasped and gripped by the grip of the club. At this time, since the column member is inclined to the side away from the practitioner, sufficient space is maintained between the practitioner and the column member even if both arms raising the club are raised to the column member side. Has been. For this reason, both arms do not interfere with the column member, and the club can be practiced to swing without any trouble. As a result, by stretching the elastic material against the elastic urging force of the elastic material, it is possible not only to train the muscular strength but also to adjust the foam.

(2) Further, the column holding means includes a column holding portion 4 for connecting the base end of the column member 2 so as to be freely inserted and removed, a pedestal portion 6 to which the column holding portion 4 is fixedly attached at an inclination, and a pedestal portion 6 1 may be configured (corresponding to the configuration shown in FIGS. 1 to 5).

  According to this, when fixing the base part 6 to the base 1 using a fastener, the base part 6 is slightly rotated in an appropriate direction and coupled by the fastener 8. As a result, the space between the user and the column member 2 can be reduced in a short time with simple and easy adjustment work, and the optimal space can be adjusted according to the user's body shape, the type of ball game to be practiced, etc. It becomes possible to form.

(3) Further, the column holding means includes column holding portions 4 and 10 that detachably connect the base ends of the column members 2, and a pedestal portion 11 that rotatably attaches the column holding portions 4 and 10 by a pin coupling 12. A plurality of angle adjustment holes 15 provided in the pedestal portion 11 for positioning and fixing the column holding portions 4 and 10 to a desired inclination angle, and inserted into the angle adjustment holes 15 provided in the column holding portions 4 and 10. The adjustment pin 13 may be configured (corresponding to the configuration shown in FIGS. 6 to 8).

  With this configuration, when adjusting the angle of the column member 2, the column holding portion is rotated around the pin 10 without the adjustment pin 13 being inserted into the angle adjustment hole 15. By inserting the adjusting pin 13 into the angle adjusting hole 15 at an optimum angle, the column holding portions 4 and 10 are adjusted to a desired inclination angle. For this reason, the inclination angle of the column member 2 can be easily adjusted by inserting and fixing the base end of the column member 2 to the column holding portions 4 and 10. Further, when the training apparatus is stored, the column member 2 can be folded to the upper side of the base 1 and no storage space is taken up (FIG. 8).

(4) The column holding means is provided between the column holding portions 4 and 10 for detachably connecting the base ends of the column members 2 and between the column holding portions 4 and 10 and the base 1, and is always a column member. 2 and a spring member that urges the spring member to stand in a state of being inclined away from the user standing on the table 1, and when a tensile force of a predetermined value or more acts on the spring member, the spring member You may comprise so that a tensile force may be absorbed by elastic deformation of.

  According to this, even when an excessive tensile force is applied from the elastic member 3 to the column member 2, the column member 2, that is, the column holding portions 4, 10 is against the user T side against the spring biasing force of the spring member. It returns to a certain amount, and absorbs the tensile force. For this reason, it becomes possible to prevent the column member 2 from being deformed or causing the column holding portions 4 and 10 to be damaged with respect to the base 1.

(5) The column member may be formed of a flexible member that can be elastically deformed.
According to this, since the column member 21 itself is formed of a flexible member, it becomes possible to practice ball games using the elastic deformation of the flexible member. Therefore, it is not necessary to use the elastic material 3 as described above, and it is possible to use a string that does not expand and contract. Of course, it is possible to use an elastic material together.

(6) Further, the one end of the elastic member may be attached via attachment position adjusting means 18, 5, 19, and 20 that can adjust the attachment position on the top and bottom of the column member (FIGS. 10 and 10). 11, FIG. 12, FIG. 13, FIG. 14).

  According to this configuration, since the other end of the elastic member 3 is engaged with the column member 2 by the attachment position adjusting means, the height of the attachment position can be arbitrarily adjusted by the attachment position adjusting means. For this reason, it becomes possible to efficiently practice according to the physique of the user, the type of ball game, and the practice purpose.

(7) Moreover, it is also possible to form a pillar member in the structure which can be divided | segmented via a joint member (FIG. 9, FIG. 23, FIG. 24).
According to this, the column member 2 is removed from the joint member 16 when the training instrument is not used. For this reason, the training apparatus can be made compact, which is convenient because it does not take up storage space. In use, it becomes possible to return to a usable state by connecting a part of the pillar member 2 removed through the joint member 16.

(8) Preferably, the joint member has a stopper mechanism for inserting the divided column members from both sides and stopping at a predetermined position, and the position of the stopper mechanism is selectable (FIG. 23).

(9) Further, the grip member 24 formed so as to be graspable by the user may be hooked to the other end of the elastic member 3 in the training apparatus (FIG. 16).

(10) Moreover, it is also possible to form the restraint part which hooks bodies, such as a user's abdominal part and a thigh part, in an elastic material.

(11) Moreover, while attaching the end of an elastic material to a ring-shaped fixing tool, you may form this fixing tool so that the attachment position of an up-down height can be adjusted along the said column member.

(12) Moreover, the grip member of the training apparatus according to the present invention is formed to be replaceable according to the training type.

(13) In particular, the grip member and the elastic material are formed so as to be separated at a predetermined position or with a force equal to or greater than a predetermined value, so that, for example, the entire swing including a follow-through in a golf swing can be practiced. (FIGS. 21 and 22).
(14) Preferably, the grip member is composed of two separable grip parts having an attractive force by magnetism, and means for adjusting the attractive force is provided by changing an interval between both grip parts. .

(15) The training apparatus according to the present invention includes a stand on which a user stands, a column member having a predetermined length provided on the stand, one end attached to the column member, and the other end of the column member. A training apparatus comprising a string-like elastic member attached to another position or the base and a grip member attached to be slidable between both ends of the elastic material, and provided with column holding means on the base The base end of the column member is connected to the column holding means, and in this connected state, the column member stands in a state of being inclined to the side away from the user standing on the table, and the grip member is connected to the stretchable material. It is characterized by being configured to enable training by pulling the user against the urging force (FIGS. 20 to 22).

  In the present invention, both ends of the elastic member are fixed to the pillar member or the base, and the grip member can be slid along the elastic member with a predetermined frictional force. Swing practice close to natural circular motion can be performed.

According to the present invention, muscles suitable for practice subjects such as golf, baseball, tennis, table tennis, badminton, and billiards can be trained at the same time, and a balanced training without waste can be achieved.
By tilting the column, the space between the installation position of the stretchable material and the position held by the hand can be increased, so that the base can be reduced in size.

  In addition, since the mounting position and direction of the elastic material can be changed freely, it is not limited to one ball game, and can be used for any ball game, and can be practiced regardless of the age and sex of the user, such as children, young and old. By tilting the pillar at the end of the practice stand, it is possible to reduce the size and weight, and it can be realized at low cost.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a training apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. Here, the training device 50 includes a table 1 on which the user T stands, a column member 2 having a predetermined length provided on the table 1, and one end attached to the column member 2 and applying a tensile force to the other end. It has the string-like elastic material 3 to be made. Further, the table 1 is provided with a column holding means 60, and the base end of the column member 2 is connected to the column holding means 60. In this connected state, the column member 2 is separated from the user T standing on the table 1. It is configured to stand in a state inclined to the side.

  The user T can pull the other end of the elastic material 3 against the urging force of the elastic material 3 to enable training of ball games. In addition, since the column member is inclined toward the side away from the user, the force applied to the column can be reduced by reducing the angle generated when the elastic member is pulled, so that the column can be thinned.

  For example, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the adjustment of the inclination angle of the column member is selected as the hole 13 by bolting the hole 13 and the hole 15 and selecting one of the plurality of holes 15. Bolts are passed through the holes 15 and fixed.

  Pillar stand apparatus A By changing the bolt stop holes in FIG. 5, the column inclination direction can be changed and the position of the stretchable material installing apparatus C can be tilted back and forth, and practice according to the purpose can be performed. In addition, tennis is better in the front.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the column member 2 may be inserted into the column holding portion 4 to be detachable and held by the thumbscrew 5. Moreover, the pillar member 2 can also be divided as shown in FIG. The pillar divided into the connection member 16 may be fixed with the insertion screw 17 and the thumbscrew 5.
It can also be folded as shown in FIGS.

  Hereinafter, the operation of the training device 50 having the above-described configuration will be described taking golf practice as an example.

  The user T installs the tip of an elastic material (for example, using rubber) on the pillar member 2 as shown in FIG. 1, holds the other end with both hands, extends the rubber to the front of the body as shown in FIG. Release the rubber as shown in 3.

  By using the entire body at this time, the muscles of the legs, knees, hips, abdomen, shoulders, and arms can be trained in a balanced manner. When you release the rubber as shown in Fig. 3, it will move forward by reaction and you can practice clean finish without waste. In particular, by pulling rubber, you can practice making for swing, and practice to extend the flight distance.

  It is also possible to hold the component 24 having a grip shape as shown in FIG. The rubber 3 may be removed in the stretched state, and follow-up practice may be performed by reaction. This practice can be done with one or both hands.

  You can also practice using the left and right hands by pulling with one hand on your left and right, and you can practice effectively by alternating with both hands.

If you reverse the standing position, you can train the muscles of the opposite movement (takeback muscles).
(Other usage examples)

  The training apparatus 50 is not limited to golf, and can practice sports using both hands, such as baseball, in the same manner.

  Also, tennis, table tennis, badminton, etc., which are performed with one hand, swing in the opposite direction when switching between the four hand and the back hand. After pulling, you can practice following by releasing the rubber.

  In the case of billiards, as shown in FIG. 17, the rubber mounting position C is lowered, and the user T is used with the cue held with the hand on the billiard table and moved back and forth. . A rubber may be connected to the rear end of the cue.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 18 and 19, fitness can be performed by winding or twisting rubber around the abdomen, thighs, or the like.
(Other Example 1)

  By changing the position of C in FIG. 1, it is possible to practice according to the purpose of practice according to the physique of the user, according to the competition.

  As an example of changing the position of C, as shown in FIG. 10, the elastic member 3 can be fixed in a ring shape with a binding material 18, and can be stopped on the column member 2 by using the expansion / contraction effect, or the position can be changed. It is.

  FIG. 12 is a front view of an embodiment of the C stretchable material installation apparatus, and reference numeral 3 denotes a stretchable material that is wound around the fixture 19 and fixed. Secure to desired position with thumbscrew 5. FIG. 11 is a plan view thereof.

FIG. 13 is a front view of another embodiment, in which the elastic member 18 is held with bolts and nuts by a fixing tool 20 and is fixed to a column by tightening the thumbscrew 5.
As shown in these embodiments, many devices other than the C stretchable material installing device are possible.

  Moreover, as shown in FIG. 15, it is also possible not to use an elastic material by using the pillar 21 as a spring. Although not shown, a spring may be used at the base of the pillar. By changing the position where the column is raised, it is possible to adjust to the purpose of practice, and the position of the stretchable material can be adjusted more finely.

  The direction of the pillar can also be changed by changing the bolt position in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 16, only the grip portion 24 is used, and the elastic member 3 is practiced to be pulled at the tip. You can use both left and right hands.

  With the elastic material pulled, you can remove the elastic material from the tip of the grip and follow it with the reaction. For this, not only tennis but also grips such as badminton, table tennis, baseball and golf may be used.

  It is also possible to perform fitness by winding or stretching the elastic material 3 around the abdomen 27, the thighs, or the like.

  FIG. 19 is an enlarged view of the abdomen. If the cushioning material 28 such as a towel is wound around the abdomen 27 and the elastic material 3 is wound thereon, the force applied to the abdomen can be reduced.

  As another embodiment, the billiard can be moved back and forth by lowering the attachment position C of the stretchable material 3 and holding the hand together with the cue 25 on the billiard table 26. An elastic material may be connected to the rear end of the cue 25.

  Moreover, as shown in FIG. 20, the both ends of the elastic material 3 may be attached to the pillar member 2, and the elastic material 3 may be passed through the groove | channel of the roller of the grip with a roller shown in FIG. The grip 24 with a roller is composed of a grip part 24a on the side of the elastic member 3 having a cylindrical shape and a grip part 24h on the grip side gripped by the user. The grip part 24a includes a rubber roller 24b and a rubber roller. 24c is rotatably attached, and the elastic material 3 is sandwiched between the rollers 24b and 24c. The roller 24c has a shaft that can slide along the adjustment hole, and is held in a state in which the roller 24c is pressed against the stretchable material 3 with an appropriate pressure by the fastener 24d. Further, a disc-shaped magnet plate 24f is attached to the cylindrical bottom portion of the grip component 24a, and magnetically couples with the metal plate 24i on the grip component 24h side and facing the magnet plate 24f. Here, the magnet plate 24f and the metal plate 24i are referred to as magnetic means. The metal plate 24i may be a magnet that attracts the magnet plate 24f.

  On the other hand, the grip part 24h is rotatable at an intermediate position by a hinge 24g. Further, the grip part 24a has a cover slightly covering the grip part 24h so that it does not shift in the direction of the contact surface between the magnet plate 24f and the metal plate 24i. In addition, the contact surfaces are coupled by magnetic force, so that both parts 24a and 24h can rotate around the central axis of the disk. FIG. 22 is a plan view of the grip 24. At the moment of impact of golf, the grip component 24a and the grip component 24h are substantially perpendicular, and when a force exceeding a predetermined value is applied, the magnet 24f and the metal plate 24i are separated, and the user holds the grip component 24h. , Can transition to follow-through.

  In addition, it is preferable that the interval between the magnet plate 24f and the metal plate 24i can be adjusted. This is because, for example, a screw is cut and penetrated from the side of the metal plate 24i, a bolt is inserted and screwed in, and the tip of the bolt coming out from the opposite side of the metal plate 24i pushes the magnet plate 24f. The distance from 24f is increased. The gap between the metal plate 24i and the magnet 24f can be adjusted by adjusting the insertion amount of the bolt. Thus, the suction force between the grip component 24h and the component 24a can be adjusted, and the strength at which the grip component 24h and the component 24a are separated at the time of impact can be changed to a desired value.

  Thus, according to the present embodiment, as the grip moves, the roller moves so that the tension of the stretchable material 3 coming out from the top and bottom of the grip becomes substantially uniform, and a natural swing close to a circular motion is possible. Become.

  The lower attachment position of the elastic member 3 may be attached to the base 1 instead of the column member 2.

  Further, by making the grip part 24h exchangeable, it can be used for training of other sports.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, a stand on which a user can stand (practitioner), a pillar is set up at the end of the stand, and a belt-like (string-like) stretchable material (elastic material) ( One end of rubber, spring, etc.) is installed, and the other end is pulled by the user, so that the muscle strength is strengthened and the foam can be adjusted. Thus, it can be used as a training machine for ball games (shooting balls) such as golf, baseball, tennis, table tennis, badminton, billiards and the like. In particular, when the user stands on the stand, the weight of the practitioner is applied to the stand, so the pillar installed at the end is also integrated with the stand and is stable, and you can fully practice by pulling the elastic material. .

  Further, by making the elastic material removable from the column member, it is possible to perform training by attaching an elastic material having a tensile strength suitable for the purpose and physical strength.

  Further, by disassembling the column holding means so that the base and the column member can be connected / separated, it is possible to easily assemble and practice even in a narrow place such as a room or a veranda. It can also be folded and stored separately. In other words, by folding the stand on which the user can stand and the pillar, and having a structure equipped with an attachment / detachment device (mechanism), it is possible to save space and carry it easily. In this way, it is easy to install and can be reduced in weight, so it can be easily transported, the storage space can be small, and practice can be done easily even in a small place (in the room, on the veranda etc.) and you can work while watching TV, It is easy to last long and results in practice will improve your health. It is not necessary to go to the place where there is a practice tool as before.

Furthermore, by providing the pillar member with a structure that changes the mounting position of the elastic material, the height can be adjusted according to the height from children to adults, and it can be set to a position suitable for the type of competition. .
The pillar member itself may be a spring, or the base of the pillar may be a spring structure, and a structure that does not use an elastic material such as rubber may be used. In addition, by adopting a structure in which the attachment position of the stretchable material can be changed, the inclination direction of the column member can be changed, and the direction in which the ball is thrown or the shape of the swing can be changed for practice. In addition, the rubber is not attached to the sports equipment, and the rubber is pulled directly by hand or connected to the grip part, so it is safe without taking up any space. Moreover, it can be used as a fitness device by wrapping rubber around the abdomen and thighs and moving it.

(Other Example 2)
Next, another embodiment relating to the pipe joint 16 will be described. In the following, a case where a pipe is used as the pillar member 2 will be described.
The pipe connection method described above is a method of making a hole in the pipe joint 16 and fastening the top of the insertion pipe with a screw (see FIG. 9). In addition to the above, various pipe connection methods are conceivable, such as a screw-in type, expansion or narrowing of the tip of the pipe, and insertion into the connection pipe.
However, these methods damage the surface of the pipe after many uses. In addition, if the pipe is thin, the bolt contact portion is recessed, so there is a problem in using it for products that are frequently attached and detached. In order to cope with this problem, as shown in FIG. 24, a method of inserting the pipe to the position by providing a partition portion H inside the joint can be considered.

However, this method also has the following problems.
1) It is necessary to process the inside of a thick pipe to leave only the fixing part H. For this reason, there are many parts to be scraped away, and material costs and processing costs are high, and processing time is also long.
2) Once the H section is determined, the pipe insertion position cannot be changed.
Further, the length to be inserted is long on the side where the strength is required and short on the side where the strength is not required. Therefore, there is a problem that the joint must be manufactured according to the purpose of use.

In order to cope with this problem, it is preferable to employ a pipe joint having the following structure for the training instrument 50.
That is, as shown in FIG. 23, a pipe joint 16A having an inner diameter slightly larger than the outer diameter of the pipe to be connected is cut to a required length, and a hole is formed at a position where the connection pipe 2 is to be stopped. A screw hole is made in the pipe joint 16A and a bolt or the like is inserted until the pipe joint 16A comes out of the pipe joint 16A. When the pipe 2 to be connected is inserted, it stops at the position of the stopper mechanism E. Further, in the F portion, the pipe joint 16A and the pipe 2 may be provided with through holes, and may be fastened with bolts and nuts longer than the diameter of the pipe, or the pipe 2 may be cut and screwed. If a plurality of screw holes are made in the pipe 2, a stopper mechanism can be installed in accordance with the position.

  If a hole larger than the diameter of the bolt is made on the insertion pipe 2 side so that the tip of the bolt fits in the hole, the pipe will not come out and the pipe will not be damaged. The pipe disconnection prevention device and the stopper device can be shared.

Further, the pipe joint 16A will be described in detail.
As shown in FIG. 23, a pipe having an inner diameter into which the connecting pipe 2 can be inserted is cut to a desired length and used as the joint 16A. A hole is made from the outside, and a stopper E is formed at a position where the connection pipe is to be stopped. The connection pipe 2 inserted from both sides stops at the position of the stopper E. The stopper mechanism may be bolted using a bolt or the like and screwed into the pipe. Alternatively, a hole may be passed through the pipe, and it may be stopped outside the pipe with bolts and nuts, or may be stopped at a plurality of locations on the same circumference.

In order to prevent the inserted connection pipe 2 from being removed, a hole L is made in the connection pipe 2 and the stopper mechanism F is inserted.
By making the stopper mechanism E and the anti-slip device F the same size, it is possible to standardize parts, and the cost reduction effect is also increased.

By using the pipe joint according to the present embodiment as a pipe and inserting a stopper mechanism (bolt or the like) from the outside of the joint, the stopper can be easily formed and the cost can be reduced. Further, the position of the stopper mechanism can be easily changed by opening a plurality of holes and attaching / detaching the stopper mechanism thereto.
Furthermore, by making a hole larger than the stopper mechanism in the connecting pipe and inserting the stopper mechanism, it is possible to easily prevent the connecting pipe from being pulled out, and it is possible to prevent the connecting pipe from being damaged by being tightened with a nut from the outside.
Moreover, it can share by making a stopper apparatus and a pipe dropout prevention apparatus into the same shape. Since the same parts are processed, the cost can be reduced.

(Other Example 3)
Next, another embodiment of a mechanism for hooking the rubber (expandable material) 3 on the grip 24 will be described. Since the mechanism for hooking rubber is dangerous if the rubber is removed during use, it is important to take measures to prevent it from coming off and breaking.

For this reason, as shown in FIG. 25, the following means are provided.
1) A hole is passed through the grip 24 at a position I-J in the drawing, and a longer one than the grip outer diameter (for example, a bolt I) is inserted and tightened with a nut J to be fixed. The rubber (expandable material) 3 is hooked on the part that protrudes outside the grip 24. The head of the bolt I and the nut J enhance the effect of preventing the rubber from coming off.
2) Durability of the rubber is enhanced by covering the portion of the bolt I that protrudes outside the grip 24 with a pipe K having elasticity and flexibility.
The unevenness of the groove of the bolt becomes a resistance, and the soft pipe K is strongly held to prevent it from coming out easily. When installing, you can fit in the screw part of the bolt by turning it with a narrow pipe and insert it.

(Other Example 4)
Next, still another embodiment of the mechanism for hooking the rubber (elastic material) 3 on the grip 24 will be described.
There are various mechanisms for hooking rubber onto the grip 24, such as a "?" Mark and a ring, which are installed at right angles to the grip. The rubber 3 can be wrapped around the grip 24 and pressed with a finger, or the finger can be released and the follow-up practice can be practiced by the reaction of the rubber.
These are common to all ball grips. In the case of billiards, it may be attached behind the cue. For example, as shown in FIG. 26, a spherical member U having a diameter larger than the diameter of the cross section thereof may be attached to the grip 24 and the elastic material 3 may be hooked on the boundary between the grip 24 and the member U. The member U functions as a part for confirming the orientation and angle of the face, and the shape thereof is not limited to a sphere, and may be a circle, a square, or a triangle. Alternatively, it may be a fan-shaped (sheet-like) object or a wire shape.

(Other Example 5)
The table 1 may be inclined as shown in FIG.
That is, the tilt table D is installed on the table 1, a slope is created by the tilt table D, and a swing is practiced on the slope. Any inclination is possible depending on the position where the slope base D is placed. Moreover, the elastic material 3 and the column member 2 are connected by the string M, and can be stopped so as not to react when the elastic material 3 is cut. That is, the string M functions as a safety device.

(Other Example 6)
In each of the above embodiments, the elastic member 3 is attached to the grip 24. However, the elastic agent 3 may be attached not only to the grip but also to sports equipment itself such as a ball, a grab (boxing, swimming, etc.). FIG. 28A shows an example in which a hook W is attached to a pitching practice ball V, and the elastic material 3 is attached to the hook F. FIG. 28B shows the elastic material 3 attached directly to the ball V. This is an example.

These tools are preferably made so that they can be manufactured and sold as an integral part of the elastic material, and can be used separately from the training apparatus 50. For example, a rubber ball can be sandwiched between doors and pulled.

(Other Example 7)
FIG. 29 shows another embodiment of the column installation material 4 and the column installation material base 6 shown in FIG. Four slits Y for penetrating bolts are provided in a concentric arc shape, a bottom plate 29 shown in FIG. 30 is mounted from the back surface (bottom side) of the base 1, and the four bolts Z provided on the bottom plate 29 are respectively attached to the pillars. The slit Y of the installation material pedestal 6 is passed through and fixed by tightening with a nut. Thereby, the direction adjustment of the pillar member 2 can be performed continuously, and can be stopped at a desired position.

In the overall view (front view) of the training apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention, a practitioner (user) stands on the table 1 and holds a stretchable material with both hands to start practicing golf swing. FIG. It is a figure which shows the state where the practitioner pulled the elastic material with both hands. It is a figure of the state where the practitioner released the elastic material, and shows the state of follow. It is an expanded sectional view in the pillar holding part of the A section of Drawing 1. It is a top view of the pillar holding part of FIG. It is an enlarged front view which shows the other Example in the pillar holding part of A part of FIG. 1 in a partial cross section. FIG. 7 is a side view of FIG. 6. It is a front view which shows the folding state of a pillar. It is an expanded sectional view which shows the Example which concerns on the joint member of the B section of FIG. 1 in a cross section. It is an expansion perspective view which shows the Example of the C section of FIG. It is a top view which shows the other Example of the C section of FIG. It is a front view of FIG. It is a front view which shows the other Example in the C section of FIG. FIG. 14 is a plan view of FIG. 13. It is a figure which shows the state which used the pillar as the spring. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which hooked the elastic material on the grip of tennis. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which practices billiards. It is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition which wound rubber | gum around the abdomen. It is an expansion perspective view of the abdominal part of FIG. It is a block diagram of the training instrument which fixed the both ends to the pillar member the elastic material by another Example. It is a front view of the grip 24 by another Example. It is a top view of FIG. It is sectional drawing of the pipe joint and pillar member by another Example. (Part 1) It is sectional drawing of the pipe joint and pillar member by another Example. (Part 2) It is an external view of the hooking mechanism of the elastic material with which the grip is attached. It is an external view of the hooking mechanism by another Example. It is explanatory drawing of the use condition of the inclination stand D. FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the method of mounting | wearing a ball with an elastic material. It is the (a) top view and (b) front view of the pillar installation material base 6 by another Example. It is the (a) bottom view and (b) side view of the baseplate used with FIG.

1 unit, 2 pillar members (insertion pipes), 3 elastic materials (rubber strings, etc.), 4 pillar installation materials,
5 fixed thumbscrew, 6 pillar installation material base, 7 pillar installation material lower plate, 8 bolt, 9 bolt hole,
10 tilt angle adjusting column, 11 tilt angle adjusting holding material, 12 fixing pin, 13 adjusting pin,
14 tilt angle adjustment holding material base, 15 adjustment hole, 16, 16A pipe joint,
17 round screw, 18 rubber stopper, 19 rubber fixture, 20 other rubber fixture,
21 elastic columns, 22 strings, 23 hands, 24 grips,
24a Grip parts (elastic material side), 24b roller (large), 24c roller (small), 24d retaining screw, 24e adjustment hole, 24f magnet, 24g hinge,
24h grip parts (user side), 24i metal plate, 25 cue,
26 pool table, 27 abdomen, 28 cushion, 29 bottom plate,
50 Training Equipment A Column Standing Device (Column Holding Means), B Column Jointing Device (Fitting Member),
C elastic material installation device (attachment position adjusting means), E stopper, F anti-slip device,
G grip, I bolt, J nut, K soft pipe,
L Non-slip insertion hole, M string (safety device), H Conventional stopper,
T user (practitioner), parts to check the U face orientation and angle,
V ball (for throwing practice), W hook, Y slit, Z bolt

Claims (6)

A training apparatus comprising a stand on which a user stands, a column member having a predetermined length provided on the stand, and a string-like elastic member that is attached to the column member and has a tensile force applied to the other end. The base is provided with a column holding means, the base end of the column member is connected to the column holding means, and in this connected state, the column member is inclined to the side away from the user standing on the table. Tatase state, the other end of the stretchable material in the produced training tool to allow by retriever training to the user against the biasing force of the elastic member is pulled,
The said column member was formed with the flexible member which can be elastically bent, The training instrument characterized by the above-mentioned.   The training apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the one end of the stretchable material is attached via attachment position adjusting means capable of adjusting an attachment position in the vertical direction with respect to the column member.   The training apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the pillar member is formed in a structure that can be divided through a joint member.   The training device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a grip member formed so as to be graspable by a user is hooked on the elastic material.   The training device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a restraint portion for hooking a body such as a user's abdomen or thigh is formed on the stretchable material.   The training apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the grip member is formed to be replaceable according to a training type.