JPH033332Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Technical field) This invention relates to a device for pressing so-called pressure points on the body, and in particular to a health pressing device for pressing not only the front but also the back of the body by oneself.

(Prior Art) As such health-pressing tools, there are conventionally known as so-called grandson's hands and shoulder lifters having a ball or column attached to the tip of a bar. To scratch or scratch your back with these hand and shoulder massagers, for example, hold it with your right hand and either reach over your left shoulder and do it from above, or rotate your right hand backwards from the same side. The need arose.

However, these hand and arm movements are extremely unnatural in daily life and use muscles that are not normally used. For this reason, it was difficult to control my grandson's hands and shoulders as I wanted, and my hands got tired quickly, so I was unable to bend my back or lean as I wanted.

(Purpose of the invention) The purpose of this invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and to provide a health pressing tool that is easy to operate, less tiring, and can be used as desired.

(Example) An example of this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In FIG. 1, a bar 1 is a round bar with a circular cross section and is made of a low-foaming resin material or a metal bar. In this embodiment, the front pressing bar 1a is linear, and the rear end is U-shaped. The back pressing bar 1b bent in
It has a structure in which it is detachably connected in the center.

The joint ends 2 and 3 of both bars 1a and 1b are cut into a Z-shape with an undercut so that they can be joined together to form one round bar. The coupling sleeve 4 is made of hard rubber and has a shallow groove 4a with a constant width in the axial direction on its outer surface, and its inner diameter is equal to that of the two rods 1a,
The dimensions are determined so that it can fit into the outer diameter of 1b and slide in the axial direction with appropriate resistance. It is fitted onto the outer periphery of the bar 1 at a position surrounding the outer periphery of the joint ends 2 and 3 combined with each other, thereby integrally joining the front pressing bar 1a and the back pressing bar 1b.

The front end portion of the front pressing bar 1a is obliquely shaved from the top and bottom and from the front and back to form a rectangular cross section.

The head 5 is a prismatic rectangular member made of the same material as the bar 1 or wood, and its lower end is shaved in the width direction (perpendicular to the page) and has a blunt tip, as shown in Figure 2. A wart-like pressing tip 7 is formed at the upper end, and is made up of four cylindrical protrusions 7a extending from the four corners of the end face. Light, soft, and hard-to-break materials such as thorn wood are suitable.

A tapered hole 5a with a rectangular cross section is machined in the center of the front of the head 5 (see FIG. 2), and the front end of the pressing bar 1a is inserted into this tapered hole 5a, and both 5, Both 5 and 1a are integrally coupled by a fixing pin 8 inserted through 1a.

On the other hand, the rear part of the back pressing bar 1b is bent into a U-shape as described above, and the fitting hole 9 is provided by concentrically cutting the inside of the tip.
A mounting portion 10a of a claw-shaped pressing chip 10 for the rear surface is fitted into the fitting hole 9, and a fixing pin 11 inserted into the interior of the rod 1 for pressing the rear surface is inserted into the fitting hole. Fixed to 9.

The claw-shaped pressing tip 10 for the back surface is made of the same resin or wood as the head 5, and its tip is shaped into a claw shape by being flattened toward the tip (see FIG. 5).

In addition to this claw-like shape, the pressure tips for the back surface include wart-shaped pressure tips 1 shown in Fig. 6.
As shown in FIG. 7, a petal-shaped pressing tip 13 is provided as a replacement, in which many columnar protrusions 13b extend forward and outward in a petal-like manner. Attachment part 12 for these pressing tips 12 and 13 for the back side
A, 13a has a pin hole 14 for a fixing pin 11 formed at a predetermined position.

In the health pressing device constructed as described above, the so-called pressure points distributed on the front side of the body can be easily and accurately determined by selecting either the front pressing bar 1a or the double pressing tips 6 and 7 on the head 5. Yes, it can be pressed.

In addition, for the pressure points distributed on the back of the body, take a sitting position, hold the bar 1 with your right or left hand, turn the U-shaped bent side of the bar 1b for back pressure to the back from the body side or over your shoulder, and use the dorsal claw at the tip. The shaped pressing tip 10 is positioned at a desired pot, and then the bar 1 is operated with the right or left hand so as to be pushed forward. Since this action is normally included in daily actions, it is extremely easy to operate, and sufficient force can be accurately controlled and transmitted as a pressure point pressing force. Furthermore, when you want to relieve pressure points or stiff spots on the back, press either one of the pressing tips 6, 7 of the head 5 of the pressing bar 1a and perform the same operation as with a conventional shoulder resting tool. It can be used by Back pressing bar 1b
It is also convenient to stimulate the soil area of the soles of the feet.

Each pressing tip 10, 12, 13 has a fixing pin 11
Since it can be easily replaced by punching it out, an appropriate one can be selected depending on the pattern of stimulation desired to be applied to the acupuncture point.

The pressing tips prepared here are blade-shaped, claw-shaped, wart-shaped, and petal-shaped, but both the blade-shaped pressing tip 6 and the claw-shaped pressing tip 10 are suitable for bending joints. It is advantageous when you want to apply linear pressure to a narrow area such as the side or groin area, and conversely, the wart-shaped pressing tips 7 and 12 and the petal-shaped pressing tip 13 are useful when you want to press a narrow or wide point-like area. suitable for the case.

The above and back bars 1a, 1b are connected to a coupling sleeve 4.
They can be easily separated or combined by moving them in the axial direction against resistance, so they can be used individually as separate bodies, or they can be disassembled and stored (effects of the invention) as explained above. As mentioned above, this invention has a head with pressure tips on both ends at a right angle at one end of the bar, and the other end is bent into a U shape and a pressure tip is provided at the tip, thereby making it possible to move the body. It is effective in maintaining and improving health by reliably and easily pressing and stimulating all the pressure points and knots scattered on the surface.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway side view showing one embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a front view thereof, and Fig. 3 is a partially cutaway side view showing an embodiment of the present invention.
The figure is a partial plan view near the head 5, and Figure 4 is Figure 1A.
-A sectional view, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the claw-shaped pressing tip for the back surface, FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the wart-shaped pressing tip 12 for the rear surface, and FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the petal-shaped pressing tip 13 for the rear surface. It is a diagram. 5... Head, 6... Pressing tip, 7... Pressing tip, 10... Pressing tip, 12... Pressing tip, 13... Pressing tip.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A straight front bar and a rear bar whose rear end is curved in a U-shape are removably connected at the center, and the front bar has a prismatic tip with pressure tips on both ends. A health pressing device characterized in that the heads are joined at right angles and a pressurizing tip is fixed to the tip of a curved portion of a rear rod shape in a freely exchangeable manner.