JPH0327640Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (a) Field of industrial use This invention relates to a healthy uneven pine tree that strengthens the balance of the body and strengthens the muscles of the lower body from the soles of the feet and ankles to the waist. be.

(b) Conventional technology Conventional foot pedal health devices are only those made of green bamboo, molded ones, or small devices with mountain-shaped protrusions of warts. The main stimulus was

(c) Problems that the invention aims to solve Conventional instruments get in the way when handling large objects, and are ineffective when working with small objects unless one goes out of their way to reach the instrument and step on it.

Since the protrusions are exposed, there is a risk of tripping if you pass by unconsciously, and there are only a few places where you can store it.

Its effectiveness is limited, as it only stimulates the concave areas of the soles of the feet.

Conventional appliances have fixed protrusions, so appliances (protrusions) are required depending on the age and purpose of use.

(d) Means for solving the problem This idea can be explained with reference to the drawings. ○ Imatsu 1 is provided with a hard unevenness 2 shaped like a riverbed stone.

○B Sponge-like elastic substance 3 on top of ○B
Cover and level the surface.

For example, the idea is that a sandy beach or lawn is a pine tree as a whole, with stones of different sizes mixed in there.

Several types of pine can be considered that differ in size and thickness, as well as in the protrusions of the hard unevenness 2 and the degree of depression, depending on the purpose and place of use.

The purpose of use is that an instrument with a large difference in height between uneven protrusions will have low stability when stepped on, and conversely, the smaller the difference in height, the higher the stability.

(E) Action When you put your body on the mat, it pushes against the elastic material 3 and hits the hard unevenness 2 inside.

Therefore, the best way to use it is to place it in places where it will be naturally used in daily life. For example, a part of the kitchen or living room. To a corner of the school hallway or gymnasium. Use the dressing room or living room as a barefoot area in all or part of the room. In addition, it can be placed in areas where the public gathers or in waiting rooms for use while waiting.

Therefore, the uneven pine according to the present invention is used by cutting it into an appropriate size depending on the place where it is laid.

Of course, you can use it not only barefoot, but also with shoes or geta.

(F) Effects of the invention Since the surface is covered with an elastic material 3, the body does not come into direct contact with the hard unevenness 2, allowing for good adaptation.

Since the hard unevenness 2 is inside the elastic material 3 and cannot be seen, one of the aims is to make it indeterminate how the sole of the foot or other body touches the surface.

For example, as shown in FIG. 3, if the big toe 4 rests on the convex part and the other fingers and heel are in the concave part, the weight of the big toe 4 is applied to the next step.

When this comes to the example, the next step is to maintain balance by using not only the lower body but also the upper body.

In other words, the stimulation of the spring water, which is a pressure point on the soles of the feet, and the tilt of the ankles strengthen the lower body, such as the Achilles muscles and the bulges, and help maintain body balance.

By hitting the big toe and other toes unevenly, unlike when walking only on a flat surface, they are strengthened individually, making the ankles stronger, so they don't flinch even when pushed a little.

Even if you sit on Matsuto (the main subject) or put your back on it, you can get shiatsu.

Since the surface is flat, you won't trip over it, and dirt won't get in, so it's clean and doesn't feel dangerous.

An elastic substance 3 receives sunlight (absorption,
Heat retention, preservation) Touching the pine tree with bare skin can be expected to have the same effect as walking barefoot on the earth.

In recent years, pine trees have rarely broken down into the earth, but by exposing the pine tree to sunlight and then laying it indoors, repeating this process produces a different effect than conventional equipment.

As escalators and the like have become commonplace, people are now living in environments that make everyday life easier, so by placing the Matsutto in a corner of a hallway, etc., you can constantly train your feet.

Examples of embodiments of the elastic material 3 include the following.

(b) Method of covering irregularities 2 which are harder than sponge.

(b) A method of covering hard irregularities 2 with a material shaped like artificial grass.

(c) A method of covering the hard unevenness 2 with a substance that absorbs sunlight, retains heat, and is easy to preserve.

(d) A method of covering the hard unevenness 2 with a substance with sand or pebbles attached to the surface.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of the present invention. Figure 2 is a plan view of the present invention. Figure 3 is a usage diagram of the present invention. 1 is the bottom of the mat, 2 is the hard unevenness, 3 is the elastic material, and 4 is the thumb.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Matsuto 1 is hard and uneven in the shape of a riverbed stone 2
A bumpy pine with a protrusion on which is covered with an elastic material 3 to make the surface flat.