JPS5837433Y2 - ski trainer - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a ski trainer that enables mechanical learning of ski rotation techniques.It is useful for beauty and health as well as for mastering ski rotation techniques, and can be used throughout the year. It is.

As shown in Figure 1, a conventional ski trainer has legs at the bottom of the trainer body to support the trainer body at a constant height, and a pair of steps that can rotate in the same direction as the legs. A bundle is installed at the top to support the upper body with the hands.The person attempting to train must hold on to this bundle, place their feet on the steps, and continuously push both feet to the left and right. It was an attempt to master ski turning techniques.

However, although these ski trainers can certainly master techniques such as hip rotation, foot position, timing of pushing off the foot, and weight transfer in ski rotation techniques, they do not need a pole (cane) for ski rotation. How to use the bundle is also an important skill, and simply holding on to the bundle was insufficient to master even more advanced spinning techniques.

In view of this, the present invention allows the user to acquire even more advanced skiing techniques by providing a pair of ski poles that can be tilted and rotated freely.This will be explained as follows with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 2, legs 10.10' in the shape of a wedge are fixed to the bottom of the trainer body A at regular intervals to support the trainer body A, and the legs 10.10' In a ski trainer in which --shaped step shafts 8, 8' are provided at the bottom of the trainer body A that is closer to the center, and steps 9, 9' are provided at the tips of the shafts, a step shaft 8, 8' is provided at the top of the trainer body A. Shaped stocks 1 and 1' are provided so as to be tiltable and rotatable,
Furthermore, a rectangular box-shaped stock holder 3 is installed via a hinge 7 so as to be able to be turned upside down, and the side plate of this stock holder 3 opposite to the side plate on which the hinge 7 is provided is removed, and an inner notch 5 is made near the center of the lower bottom plate. , 5' are provided with outer notches 6, 6' on the outer side, and a stock 1 is provided at the outer end.
Stock locking part 4 to prevent ゜1' from rotating more than necessary
．． 4' is provided.

This is based on the above structure, but when it is actually used, it is as follows.

As shown in Figure 3, the person performing the training first stands on the step with his right foot on step 9 and his left foot on step 9', grasps grip 2 of pole 1 with his left hand, and holds pole 1 with his right hand. ’ grip 2’.

After adjusting the posture, the skier is forced to push out steps 9 and 9' to the left and right alternately, and by increasing or decreasing the push-out, the ski rotation technique is mastered.

When using this ski trainer, there are actually differences in turning techniques, and it is necessary to use the method according to each person's skill.In this invention, there are three steps in how to use it: .

(B) When using the stock holder 3 in a reclined state (the stock locking parts 4 and 4' are in an upright state), use the method for advanced users. By using the movement of the 9 and 9' together with this tiltable stock, you can master advanced turning techniques.

(See Figure 3) (b) When using the stock holder 3 in the raised state (the stock locking parts 4, 4' are in the fallen state), the notches 5.
5', 6゜6' are upwards, and if you use the stock with the stock fitted into the notches 5, 5', this is a method suitable for beginners, since the stocks 1, 1' are fixed, so only the steps are required. This training allows you to master the basic rotation technique of shifting your weight.

(C) In this case, as in (B), with the stock holder 3 raised, cut the stocks 1 and 1' to 6°6'.
are fitted respectively.

The poles 1 and 1' are fixed in an open position, allowing students to learn how to use the poles in addition to stepping and shifting their weight.

Ski technology continues to advance year by year, along with equipment.
Skiers are unable to keep up with technological advances through training limited to the winter, and as a result skiers are inevitably injured at a higher rate.

Therefore, it is important to always acquire the correct downhill posture, and this invention is provided because it is especially necessary for beginners and intermediate skiers.

Furthermore, the shape and operation method of the present invention are similar to those of play equipment, allowing users to learn skiing techniques while having fun.

Furthermore, it is a mechanism that uses the whole body, so it is a beauty treatment.

It is highly practical and useful for health.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a conventional ski trainer, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the present invention, Fig. 3 is a diagram showing the state of use for beginners, and Fig. 4 is a state for advanced ski trainers (with the stock holder upright). Figure 5 shows each grade (a is advanced, b is intermediate,
C is a diagram showing how the stock holder is used (for beginners). 1.1' is the stock, 2, 2' are the grips, 3 is the stock holder, 4.4' is the stock locking part, 5, 5' are the inner notches, 6.6' are the outer notches, 7 is the hinge, 8 ,8′
9.9' is the step axis, 9.9' is the step, 10.10' is the leg, 11 is the adjustment bundle, and A is the trainer body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a ski trainer in which a pair of legs 10.10' are fixed at the bottom and a pair of steps 9, 9' are rotatably provided, a pair of stocks 1.1' are rotatably provided at the upper part of the trainer body A. Furthermore, a rectangular box-shaped stock holder 3 is provided via a hinge 7 so as to be able to freely stand upside down.The side plate of this stock holder 3 opposite to the side plate provided with the hinge 7 is removed, and an inner side plate is placed near the center of this bottom plate. A ski trainer characterized in that cutouts 5, 5' are provided, outer cutouts 6, 6' are provided closer to the outside, and stock locking parts 4, 4' are provided at both ends.