JPH0317859Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] 〓Field of industrial use〓 This invention relates to the improvement of a pine surge tool.
In particular, this invention relates to the improvement of a pine surgery tool suitable for pine surgery on the soles of the feet, where pressure points are said to be concentrated.

〓Conventional technology〓 Since ancient times, 〓acupoints〓 have been concentrated on the soles of the feet, and it has been said that various health benefits can be expected by promoting blood circulation through pine surgery on the soles of the feet, and various references have been made. Furthermore, bamboo cut in half lengthwise is widely used as a stepping health tool.

〓Problems to be solved by the invention〓 However, the above-mentioned conventional foot health device has a drawback that it is large in size and is not suitable for carrying, making it difficult to use.

In addition, this conventional foot health tool provides only intermittent pressure stimulation to the soles of the feet (especially the arch area) by stepping on it, so the effect is small, and a person usually needs to step on it 200 to 300 times. It is said that no effect can be expected unless you step on the soles of your feet.On the other hand, because the whole body weight is applied to the soles of your feet, which causes quite strong stimulation, you may not be able to use them depending on your age or physical condition. As a result, there was a risk that unexpected problems would occur.

Pine surges seem to have an immediate effect when a strong stimulus is applied in a short period of time.As a result, there is a tendency for modern pine surge devices to be constructed to obtain as strong a force as possible. Since it is intended for humans, it can be dangerous for elderly people and people with some degree of abnormality in blood pressure, heart, etc. Originally, pine surgery has a gentle but steady effect over a long period of time. By repeatedly obtaining it over and over again, the present invention helps promote health.From this perspective, the present invention solves the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional products, is easy to use, and does not require the user to use the body more than necessary. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a pine surge tool that can reliably obtain pine surge effects without imposing physical burden on the body.

<Means for Solving the Problems> In line with the above-mentioned purpose, the structure of the present invention, which is summarized in the above-mentioned utility model registration claims, has a spiral groove 14 in the grip portion 11 in order to solve the above-mentioned problems. A substantially hemispherical distal end surface 1 is disposed on the distal end side of the gripping portion 11.
3, the rod body 10 is formed by consecutively disposing long conical portions 12 whose diameters become smaller in order toward the distal end surface 13; a front surface portion 21a; , a concave curved side edge 25 provided opposite to this curved protruding side edge 22, and a curved protruding small side edge 2 connecting both ends of the curved protruding side edge 22 and the concave curved side edge 25, respectively.
3, 24 and a flat curved ball plate 20,
The flat curved ball plate 20 has foot protrusions 3 on both front and back sides.
1 and 32 are provided in a protruding manner, and an insertion hole 26 into which the rod 10 is removably inserted is bored at a suitable position in the flat curved ball plate 20.

〓Function〓 Therefore, in the pine surge tool of the present invention, the flat curved ball plate 20 is normally attached to the rod 10 when in use, and the rod 10 is extracted from the flat curved ball plate 20 when stored to make it compact.

Then, when using it, grip the grip part 11,
The arch of the foot can be massaged by pressing the concave curved side 25 against the arch of the foot and rubbing it from the heel to the fingertip (the opposite direction may be used).

Also, hold the grip portion 11 and hold the curved protruding side 2.
By applying the top of 2 to the affected area and swinging the flat curved ball plate 20 about the rod 10 as the central axis, the localized area can be massaged. This massaging is particularly suitable for massaging the soles of the toes (which is said to be effective for relieving eye fatigue), and by gripping the grip part 11, you can use it without taking an unreasonable posture. Curved protruding side 2
It becomes possible to press the top of 2 to the toe area.

In addition, as another usage method, the flat curved ball plate 20
You can apply acupressure by pressing the distal end surface 13 against the affected area with it attached or removed, or you can attach and detach the flat curved ball plate 20 and grasp it to apply pressure on the curved protruding side 22 or the curved protruding small sides 23, 24 to the affected area. It is possible to use the flat curved ball board 20 by placing it on the floor with the foot projections 31 and 32 facing upward and stepping on it.

The spiral groove 14 provided in the grip portion 11 has the function of preventing the hand from slipping and making it easier to apply force. Since the curve ratio differs in each part, the user can select the part with the curvature ratio that suits his or her foot and fit it to the arch of the foot. Since the space between one of the small sides 23 and 24 is curved, when one is held and used, the other can be placed in a position where it can be easily pressed against the shoulder, waist, back of the foot, etc. It exhibits the following.

Embodiments Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the figure, 10 is a rod, and this rod 10 has a spiral groove 14 arranged in a grip part 11, and has a substantially hemispherical tip surface 13 on the tip side of this grip part 11. The long conical portion 12 is successively arranged toward the distal end surface 13 and becomes smaller in diameter.

This rod 10 and a flat curved ball plate 20 described later
is usually molded using wood, but of course ceramic, metal, plastic, etc. may also be used. However, although the exact reason is not clear, experiments have shown that the effect is extremely low when plastic is used, and the effect is also low when hollow shapes are formed using plastic and metal. It was desirable to have a feeling of mass.

In addition, the spiral groove 14 is a right-hand spiral in the illustrated example, but this may be replaced with a left-hand spiral or a groove in which several grooves that go around the grip portion 11 are arranged in parallel. , it was particularly effective to form it in a right-handed spiral. The reason for this is not clear, but when gripped with the right hand, which is the dominant hand, the right spiral fits well with the fingers and part of the applied force escapes, and when gripped with the left hand, the contact with the fingers feels uncomfortable. It is presumed that this is because more force is applied by the hand, and the balance of force between both hands is ensured.

20 is a flat curved ball plate, and this flat curved ball plate 20 has a front side flat part 21a, a back side flat part 21b, a curved protruding side 22, and a concave curved side 25 opposite to this curved protruding side 22. and a curved protruding small side edge 2 that connects both ends of the curved protruding side edge 22 and the concave curved side edge 25, respectively.
3 and 24. That is, the flat curved ball plate 20 is formed into a flat curved ball shape or a curved key shape surrounded by these parts, and the corners are formed into gentle curved lines. In addition, the curved ball shape particularly means that the concave curved side 25 is curved not in a semicircular shape but in a substantially parabolic shape. is arranged so that it can uniformly contact the concave curved side 25.

Foot projections 31 and 32 are provided on the front and back surfaces of the flat curved ball plate 20, and an insertion hole 26 into which the rod 10 is removably inserted is provided at a proper position on the flat curved ball plate 20. I wear it.

The protrusions 31 and 32 are a plurality of protrusions 31 and 32, one of which has a large diameter and is high in height, and the other has a small diameter and is low, arranged side by side, and although not shown in the figure, they are integrally provided to protrude from the flat curved ball plate 20. Alternatively, it is best to attach a separately formed piece of rubber material, ceramics, permanent magnet, etc., or embed its legs.Although not shown in the figure, a plurality of small protrusions 32 may be made to protrude from the substrate. It is preferable to attach the substrate to the flat curved ball plate 20 and arrange it. Moreover, FIG. 3 shows an example in which a cylindrical projection with an open top end is used instead of the hemispherical projection 31.
It is called ``Ochiyoko tread'' and is based on the tradition that when you step on a choko, when you take your foot off of it, your skin is stretched by the negative pressure inside the choko to maintain the balance of your autonomic nervous system.

In addition, although the insertion hole 26 is shown as a tapered hole with a smaller diameter toward the tip in the figure, the rod body 1
The long conical portion 12 of 0 is press-fitted and the flat curved ball plate 20 does not easily fall off during normal use. A stopper step may be provided, and the long cone portion 12 with a thread provided thereon may be screwed into the insertion hole 26, or a key and a key may be inserted between the insertion hole 26 and the long cone portion 12. A groove may be provided to prevent the flat curved ball plate 20 from rotating around the elongated conical portion 12.

Effects of the invention Since the invention is as described above, the flat curved ball plate 20 is attached to the rod body 10 when in use, and when stored, both are removed and stored compactly in a bag or the like for carrying. Therefore, it is possible to provide a pine surge tool that can be easily used at a travel destination.

In addition, whereas the main therapeutic effects of conventional pine surgery tools were acupressure (pressure) and ``slapping'', this invention can realize gentle effects such as ``kneading'' and ``rubbing''. In addition, since the rod body 10 and the flat curved ball plate 20 are used, pine surges on the soles of the feet and the back of the body can be avoided without forcing the body into an unreasonable posture. It is possible to provide a pine surge tool that can be used.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the pine surge tool of the present invention, in which Figure 1 is a front view, Figure 2 is a left side view, and Figure 3 is a left side view.
The figure is a partial sectional view of a protrusion showing another embodiment. 10 - rod body, 11 - gripping part, 12 - long conical part, 13 - tip surface, 14 - spiral groove, 20 - flattened curved ball plate, 21a - front side plane part, 21b - back side plane part, 22 - Curved protruding side, 23, 24 - curved protruding small side, 25 - concave curved side, 26 - insertion hole, 31,
32 ~ Foot step protrusion.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] The grip portion 11 is provided with a spiral groove 14, and the grip portion 1 is provided with a spiral groove 14.
1 includes a rod 10 having a substantially hemispherical tip surface 13 and a series of elongated conical portions 12 that gradually become smaller in diameter toward the tip surface 13; and a front flat portion 21a. , the back side plane portion 21b, the curved protruding side 22, the concave side 25 opposite to the curved protruding side 22, and the both ends of the curved protruding side 22 and the concave side 25 are connected, respectively. The flat curved ball board 20 has curved protruding small side sides 23 and 24, and the flat curved ball board 20 has foot protrusions 31 and 32 protruding from the front and back sides of the flat curved ball board 20.
This pine surge tool has an insertion hole 26 in which the rod 10 is removably inserted at a proper position.