JPH06304281A - Golf practicing device for checking arm movement by sound - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a golf practicing device which can check vertical arm movement for a shoulder in golf swing surely in a simple method. CONSTITUTION:During swing, sound is generated when the members (LH1 and RH1) are bent or the members (LH2 and RH2) slide laterally.

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] The present invention relates to a golf swing practice, in which the movement of the arm during a swing is set.
The present invention relates to a golf practice tool that is checked by the presence or absence of sound. [0002] [Prior Art] Conventionally, there has been a device that controls the movement of the arm to some extent with a rubber band or the like. [0003] [Problems to be solved by the invention] In the conventional method of controlling the arm using a rubber band or the like, the person cannot see the movement of the arm, and has only a rough arm control function, and the ambiguous golf backing It was built on the theory of swing. [Means for Solving the Problem] A golf practice tool of the present invention is composed of a member that bends and expands and contracts in the left and right directions at the center of the practice tool. Since the desired movement of the middle arm is a natural vertical movement of the arm with respect to the rotating shoulder, any other movement is designed to produce a sound at that time. [Action] Put the arm in the band (LG2, RG2) just above the elbow, and set the band attachment member (LH3, RH3) at an appropriate position (since the shoulder width varies depending on the person), and the direction of the elbow Set it on the chest side (since the elbow rotates) as much as possible, and set it at a position where the cushioning member (C1) is slightly separated from the chest at the time of addressing. When addressing and swinging with this set, no sound is emitted if the arm movement is the desired vertical movement with respect to the shoulder, but when the distance between the arms increases (LH2, R
H2 slides) or C1 touches the chest (LH1, R
(H1 bends) turns on the switch and emits a sound. [Example] [0006] A connecting member for connecting a concave portion of a member (LH1) having one hollow rod shape, a convex portion of a member (RH1) having one hollow rod shape and a concave portion of a member (C2) located at the center (C3) is connected so as to bend. At that time, LH1 and C2,
Springs (LB, R) are respectively attached to the bent portions of RH1 and C2.
B) is provided. Since the other part of C2 is a part that touches the chest, a spherical member (C1) that absorbs shock, such as rubber, is fixed. Next, hollow members (LH2, RH2) having inner diameters such that they can slide are inserted outside the hollow members of LH1 and RH1. At that time, LH1 and LH2, and RH1 and RH2 are connected by a stretchable rubber-like member (LG1, RG1) in a slightly tensioned state. Next, hollow members (LH3, RH3) having inner diameters such that they do not move unless some force is applied are inserted outside LH2, RH2. Then LH3,
A band (LG2, RG2) such as a rubber band for fixing the arm is fixed to the outside of RH3. Next, (F) is a whistle-like sounding body, and (E) is a battery (LH1, LH2, and R).
When H1 and RH2 bend and slide, the switch turns on and is wired so that it sounds.) LD and RD are grooves, LP,
RP is a stopper, and LH4 and RH4 are caps. [0007] [Effects of the invention] The practice is meaningful only when the practice is more effective. In that respect, the practice tool of the present invention can clearly and erroneously detect the wrong arm movement. You can practice more effectively.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [FIG. 1] A front view of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a right side view of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a left side view of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a vertical sectional view of the present invention. [FIG. 5] A front view of a bent and slid state in which a part of the present invention is omitted. [FIG. 6] An enlarged view of a right side surface where a part of the present invention is omitted. FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a player to which the present invention is set, when the player addresses.

Claims (1)

Claims: [Claim 1] A band (LG2, RG2) with both arms inserted above the elbow, set at a predetermined position, and a member (LH1) that bends from the center depending on the movement of the swing middle arm. , R
H1) and members (LH2, RH) that slide left and right from the center
A golf practice tool having a structure consisting of 2). [Claim 2] The golf practice tool according to claim 1, wherein a sound is emitted from the sounding body (F) when the member (LH1, RH1) bends or the member (LH2, RH2) slides during a swing.