JPS6382680A - Golf swing exercise apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a golf swing in which a floodlight shines light onto a golfer at the bat from behind and above to create a shadow of the golfer in front of the golfer, and the golfer himself checks his swing using the shadow. 4. Regarding the practice device.

The golf driving range is equipped with a batting area where golfers can practice their swings by reflecting the beam in a mirror, but the only image visible to golfers while they are swinging is the area at their feet. Therefore,
It was difficult to self-check the swing using mirror images.

In addition, a known golf swing training device that utilizes shadows is
The mechanism is complicated, and handling requires a high level of knowledge and skill.

The current situation is as described above, so even if golfers take pains to study model swings from instruction books, TV, videos, etc., and try to actually perform them, there is no way to self-check whether their swings are appropriate. .

In view of this, the present invention provides a golf swing training device that is easy to operate and operate, and meets the needs of the industry.

This will be explained below with reference to the drawings: floodlight I, stance mat 2. It consists of an iron mat 4 on which a white base wall line 3 is drawn, an electric circuit 10 for projecting 2 gI of light, a charge system time switch 5 for business use, and an illuminance measuring device 6.

With this equipment, the golfer 7, who is taking a stance on the stance mat 2, is illuminated with water using the floodlight 1 from behind and above at an angle of 40 g! This is a device that creates a shadow 8 that enters the image.

Instead of the floodlight I, other suitable indigenous lighting devices may also be used, such as spotlights.

In the above, based on the center of golfer 7's shadow 8 < q line 3
When you take a stance and swing, you can see your whole body's movements from address to follow-through using the shadow 8. In other words, you can self-check your swing form and correct any bad points using the shadow.

It will be even more effective if you create a textbook or video recording of an instructor's model swing and practice using this as a model. Also, remember the shadow when you get a good shot.
Golfers can also create their own better form.

According to the present invention, in a place where the surrounding area is extremely bright and the shadow is unclear due to weather conditions or the time of day, the illuminance measurement device 6 determines whether or not the shadow can be used and displays the result. In addition,
If necessary, provide a mechanism to lock the lighting device when it is not available.

Additionally, it will be sold in combination with a conventional batting practice device without the charge-based time switch or illuminance measuring device.

As is clear from the above description, the present invention has many advantages as follows.

(2) Since the main force of the swing is the vertical movement of the body or the left and right movement, it is possible to self-diagnose the swing using the shadow on the back. Therefore, this device is extremely unhelpful for golf practice.

2. Since this device has been constructed with a simple mechanism, it can be provided at a relatively low cost and has few failures.

Therefore, the installer (customer) requires only a small amount of capital for equipment and maintenance costs, and maintenance management does not require much effort.

3. Golf practice ranges are often used by an unspecified number of people (especially beginners), so we designed them so that anyone can use them easily. In other words, all the user has to do with this device is turn on the lights, and no special knowledge or skills are required to operate it.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show the present invention, so Fig. 1 is a plan view, and Fig. 2 is a side view.
7 shows the illuminance measurement device, and 7 shows the golfer 18's shadow. 20th

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A golf swing training device that includes a lighting device located above and behind a stance mat to create a shadow of the golfer within the field of view of the addressed golfer. 2. The golf swing training device according to claim 1, wherein a charge-based time switch is attached to the electric circuit of the lighting device. 3. The golf swing training device according to claim 1, which includes a device that measures illuminance and determines whether or not to utilize shadows.