KR101872945B1 - Golf swing practice device for correcting user's posture - Google Patents

Abstract

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a golf swing practicing apparatus for correcting a user's posture, and more particularly, to a golf swing practicing apparatus for correcting a swing posture of a backswing- Swing training apparatus.

Description

Technical Field [0001] The present invention relates to a golf swing practice device for correcting a user's posture,

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a golf swing practicing apparatus for correcting a user's posture, and more particularly, to a golf swing practicing apparatus capable of correcting a swing posture of a user by providing a plate and a footrest for guiding a club.

Golf is a game in which a ball that is stationary on the course is hit by a club and put in a designated hole and competes with the batting average until that time. In the past, golf was regarded as an expensive sport and enjoyed only by some upper classes, but now it has become quite popular and transformed into a sport for the general public. In other words, you can enjoy golf virtually on a screen golf course, or play golf on a real golf driving range. Many people practice golf swing postures in order to enjoy this popular golf, so that the textbooks and images that help the golf swing posture are constantly being released, and practice tools and aids are being developed.

The golf swing should be strong and elaborate, and if a slight error in motion occurs instantaneously during operation, the ball will move in an unexpected direction. In other words, the golf swing posture is composed of an address-backswing-backswing top-downswing-impact-follow-finish. Since it is difficult for the user to practice the posture of the backswing- - Backswing Top - I needed a device to practice the downswing.

On the other hand, the prior art relating to a golf swing practice apparatus is disclosed in Korean Patent No. 10-0981703.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in order to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, and it is an object of the present invention to correct the posture of a user in a backswing-top swing-down swing step.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a golf swing practicing apparatus comprising: an upper body gauge connected to a club and calibrating a user's upper body while guiding the club when the user takes a swing posture; A lower body gauge for calibrating a user's lower body when the user takes a swing posture; And a connection adjusting unit connecting the upper body adjusting unit and the lower body adjusting unit and adjusting a height of the upper body adjusting unit in accordance with a user's height.

Here, the upper body correcting unit may include a second movable rail having a spring inside and divided into a plurality of rail pieces engaging with the spring, and guiding the club; And a third moving rail, wherein the moving rails are folded in a multi-tier as the club moves.

Further, on one side of the second moving rail and the third moving rail, there is provided an informing projection for recognizing a dividing operation of the swing posture by the user, so that when the club and the notifying protrusion contact each other, .

In addition, the lower end of the club is provided with a pointing means, and the swing posture is corrected by pointing the ball placed on the floor at the time of swing by the pointing means.

The golf swing practice device according to the present invention has the following effects.

First, you can maintain an accurate swing posture. The golf swing practicing apparatus according to the present invention can practice the backswing-backswing top and the downswing, which are steps of the golf swing, by connecting the club to the upper body bridge and restraining the lower body of the user. In other words, since the golf swing training device catches the frame of the swing posture, the swing practice can be performed while maintaining the accurate swing posture.

Second, the rail can form a curve in any direction. In the present invention, the moving rail is finely divided into pieces, and the divided pieces are coupled to a plurality of springs. Therefore, when the restraint member, which restrains the club and moves together with the club, moves to the swing trajectory of the swinging track on the moving rail, the swing trajectory of the user can be formed by curving the swinging track, You can guide.

Third, swing posture can be corrected according to the user's height. In the present invention, the moving rail included in the upper body pivoting portion has a degree of freedom in which the swing trajectory can be changed according to the user's height. That is, when the user's elongation is large, the height of the movable rail is generally increased during swing, and when the user's elongation is small, the height of the movable rail during swing is low. In addition, the footrest included in the lower body part can be adjusted in accordance with the stance desired by the user. Therefore, according to the present invention, the swing posture is corrected according to the elongation of the user, rather than being calibrated in a uniform swing posture, so that it is possible to correct the swing posture according to the user's height.

Fourth, prevent injuries caused by wrong swing. The present invention guides the user to move the club and the lower body only in an accurate swinging posture during a golf swing. If the user exercises the swing posture while watching the textbook or video, it is because the user exercises the swing posture alone, so he can learn the wrong swing posture and habit without knowing himself during the practice. Therefore, the swing trajectory becomes incorrect due to the wrong posture, and the exact impact of the ball is not achieved, so that the direction and distance of the ball are not consistent, and the ball may be overloaded, resulting in a risk of injury. However, according to the present invention, since a wrong swing posture is originally blocked and the user restrains the user to perform an accurate swing posture, injuries due to erroneous swing can be prevented.

Fifth, the golf swing practice device is easy to store. In the present invention, after the swing exercise is completed, the upper body correction unit can be overlapped and the upper body correction unit, the lower body correction unit, and the connection adjustment unit can be separated from each other. Accordingly, when the size of the golf swing practicing apparatus is greatly reduced, and the swing practice is not performed, the golf swing practicing apparatus can be easily stored, and the golf swing practicing apparatus can be easily carried and used in other places.

1 is a perspective view of a golf swing practicing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention;
2 is a cross-sectional view schematically illustrating a moving rail in the golf swing practicing apparatus shown in Fig. 1;
Fig. 3 schematically shows a part of a third moving rail structure in the golf swing practice apparatus shown in Fig. 2; Fig.
Fig. 4 is a schematic view showing the multi-stage spreading of the moving rails in the golf swing practice apparatus shown in Fig. 1;
FIG. 5 is a plan view showing the lower body part in the golf swing practicing apparatus shown in FIG. 1. FIG.
FIG. 6 is an enlarged view sequentially showing the spreading of the moving rail when the upper body correcting part guides the step of the back swing-back swing in the golf swing practicing apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention.
7 is an enlarged perspective view sequentially showing that the moving rails are superimposed when the upper body correcting part guides the down swing step in the golf swing practicing apparatus shown in FIG. 6, and the indicating means indicates the ball.
8 is a view showing that the sliding member provided on the left leg restraining member in the lower body correcting unit shown in Fig. 5 is slid in the following step.
9 is a perspective view of a golf swing practicing apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.
10 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a club restraining member in the golf swing practice apparatus shown in Fig.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, some configurations which are not related to the gist of the present invention may be omitted or compressed, but the configurations omitted are not necessarily those not necessary in the present invention, and they may be combined by a person having ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention belongs. .

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a golf swing practicing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a moving rail in the golf swing practicing apparatus shown in FIG. 1, Fig. 4 is a view schematically showing a multi-stage spreading of the moving rails in the golf swing training apparatus shown in Fig. 1, and Fig. 5 is a view FIG. 1 is a plan view of a golf swing practicing apparatus shown in FIG. 1; FIG.

1 to 5, a golf swing training apparatus (hereinafter referred to as a golf swing training apparatus) for a user's posture correction according to an embodiment of the present invention includes an upper body correction unit 100, a lower body correction unit 200 and a connection regulator 300.

The upper body calibration unit 100 includes a movable rails 120, 130, 140, a club restraint member 150, and an informing projection 133, 142, which are configured to calibrate the upper body of the user in a swinging step.

The moving rails 120, 130, and 140 are configured to guide the user's club 400 in accordance with the swing locus, and are formed by overlapping a plurality of rails. These moving rails 120, 130 and 140 are formed by overlapping the first moving rail 120, the second moving rail 130 and the third moving rail 140, The club guide slits 122, 134 and 143 which are paths are formed on the first moving rail 120, the second moving rail 130 and the third moving rail 140. [ Here, the first moving rail 120, the second moving rail 130, and the third moving rail 140 may be manufactured to have the same length or different from each other, 2 moving rails 130 and the third moving rails 140 are overlapped with each other, the width is made widest.

The first moving rail 120 is a rail in which the club 400 is initially positioned at the address step and is formed in a straight line of a predetermined length and the second moving rail 130 and the third moving rail 140 can be overlapped So the inside is empty. The inside of the first moving rail 120 is opened in the direction of lifting the club 400 and the inside of the first moving rail 120 is closed in the direction of hitting the ball with the lifted club 400 .

The upper surface of the first moving rail 120 is cut to form the club guide slit 122 and the club restraint member 150 to which the club 400 is connected can be guided and moved by the club guide slit 122 .

The second moving rail 130 is a rail that slides inside the first moving rail 120, and a plurality of second rail pieces 136 are adjacent to each other and are minutely spaced apart from each other. The plurality of second rail pieces 136 are respectively welded and fixed to the two second springs 135. When the first and second rail pieces 136 are overlapped with the first movement rail 120, And when the curve is formed along the swing locus, the length of the second spring 135 is increased, and the second rail pieces 136 are opened to each other.

The second spring 135 is engaged with the plurality of second rail pieces 135 to form the second rail piece 135 in a straight line or a curved line. That is, the second spring 135 maintains a normal straight line so that the plurality of second rail pieces 136 are also in close contact with each other to form a straight line shape, so that the second moving rail 130 moves into the first moving rail 120 So that the second rail pieces 136 can be spaced apart from each other and aligned with the swing trajectory as a whole when the user swings the swing trajectory.

The second movable rail 130 is unfolded adjacent to the first movable rail 120 when unfolded. A locking protrusion 132 formed at the end of the second movable rail 130 is engaged with the locking protrusion 121 formed at the end of the first movable rail 120 so that the second movable rail 130 is locked to the first movable rail 120, (Not shown). Like the first moving rail 120, the upper surface of the second moving rail 130 is cut so that the club guide slit 134 is formed. The inside of the second moving rail 130 is empty so that the third moving rail 140 can be overlapped. Therefore, both sides of the second movable rail 130 are both opened.

A notch protrusion 133 protrudes from one side of the second moving rail 130 to contact the notch protrusion 133 when the club 400 is moved along the slit 134 of the club guide, do. This allows the user to recognize the position of the club 400 during the swing so that the user can grasp the division operation for the swing. The notification protrusion 133 may protrude from or enter the second moving rail 130 due to a notification protrusion switch (not shown).

The second movable rail 130 is not always formed as a straight line as the first movable rail 120 but is formed so that it can be bent according to the swing of the user. That is, the second moving rail 130 is manufactured in such a way that the force is applied to the second moving rail 130 such as a cobra, and the locus of the second moving rail 130 is changed in accordance with the swing of the user. To this end, the second moving rail 130 is coupled by welding a plurality of second rail pieces 136 having a short length to a second spring 135 provided therein, and between the nodes of the second spring 135, The rigidity of the second spring 135 may be increased. Accordingly, even if the curvature of the swing path is different according to the user, the second moving rail 130 can be changed in accordance with the swing trajectory. This is not to correct the swing posture of the user with one swing trajectory It is possible to correct the swing posture with the swing trajectory corresponding to the swing path. Since the use of the same principle as the Cobra Receptacle is a well-known technique, a detailed description will be omitted.

The third moving rail 140 is a rail that slides inside the second moving rail 130. A plurality of third rail pieces 146 are closely spaced to each other like the second rail pieces 136 have. The plurality of third rail pieces 146 are welded and fixed to the two third springs 145, respectively. The third rail piece 146 and the third spring 145 perform the same function as the second rail piece 136 and the second spring 135, so that redundant description will be omitted.

The third moving rail 140 is extended next to the second moving rail 130 when it is unfolded. When the third moving rail 140 is overlapped, the third moving rail 140 is overlapped with the inside of the second moving rail 130, Are overlapped with the rail (120). When the second moving rail 130 is unfolded, the locking protrusion 141 formed at the end of the third moving rail 140 is caught by the locking protrusion 131 formed at the end of the second moving rail 130, The rail 140 does not come off from the second movable rail 130.

The upper surface of the third moving rail 140 is cut in the same manner as the first moving rail 120 and the second moving rail 130 so that the club guide slit 143 is formed. And moves along the slit 143.

The third movable rail 140 is closed on the side in which the club 400 is lifted up and the overlapping pressing jaw 144 is formed on the side of the third movable rail 140 adjacent to the closed part, The side of the third movable rail 140 is opened in a direction in which the lifted club 400 hits the ball.

The overlapping pressurizing jaw 144 is made of an elastic material and the width of the third movable rail 140 is narrowed so that the club restraint member 150 is moved in the downswing step between the second movable rail 130 and the third movable rail 140 Is inserted into the first movable rail 120 and is supported until it overlaps. When the second rail piece 136 of the second movable rail 130 and the third rail pieces 146 of the third movable rail 140 are aligned in a straight line and are superposed inside the first movable rail 120, As a result of the force exerted on the club 40, the overlapping pressurizing jaw 144 is no longer able to support the club 400. Thus, the club 400 may be disengaged from the overlapping pressurizing jaw 144. [

A notch protrusion 142 is formed at one side of the third moving rail 140 in the same manner as the third moving rail 140 so that when the club 400 is moved along the club guide slit 143, 142, thereby generating a "click" sound.

The third moving rail 140 is hollowed in the same manner as the second moving rail 130, and is formed in the shape of a cobra, and bent in a direction in which a force is applied.

Here, the club guide slits 122, 134, and 143 are formed at the same positions in the first moving rail 120, the second moving rail 130, and the third moving rail 140. Therefore, when the first moving rail 120, the second moving rail 130, and the third moving rail 140 are overlapped, the respective club guide slits 122, 134, and 143 are vertically and collinearly positioned.

The club restraint member 150 is provided with a rotatable C-shaped plastic grip at its upper end and a lower end provided by catching the club guide slits 122, 134 and 143. The club restraint member 150 is engaged with a shaft portion of the club 400 on a C-shaped plastic grip so that the club 400 is moved along the club guide slits 122, 134, and 143. That is, the part where the plastic grip is opened restrains the shaft of the club 400, and when a certain force or more is applied, the opening is deformed and the club 400 is detached.

The indicating means 410 helps the user to take an accurate swing posture by pointing the ball to be hit, and a tool such as a laser pointer is provided at the lower end of the club 400. [

The lower body correcting unit 200 includes a foot rest 210 and a leg rest 220 in the form of a footstep, which is formed in a substantially hexahedron, and is configured to correct a user's lower body during a swing step.

The footrest 210 is a part where the user's feet are seated in the lower body correcting part 200, and is formed in the shape of a footstool. A width adjusting portion 211 may be provided at a midpoint between the foot rest 210 and the foot rest 210 to increase the distance between the left and right sides of the foot rest 210. Accordingly, the user can adjust the distance between the right foot and the left foot in a comfortable posture.

The leg restraint part 220 is installed on the outer surface of the user's foot on the top surface of the foot rest 210 to restrain the user's leg, thereby correcting the user's leg in the swing step. The leg restraint unit 220 includes a right leg restraint member 221 for correcting the user's right leg, a left leg restraint member 230 for correcting the user's left leg, And a sliding member 232 provided on the upper side of the right leg restraining member 221 or the left leg restraining member 230 so as to be slidable.

The right leg restraint member 221 is provided on the right side of the portion where the right foot is positioned on the upper surface of the foot rest 210, and has a substantially C-shaped cross section to cover the outer side of the right leg. Further, the height of the right leg restraint member 221 can be adjusted according to the user's elongation. That is, since the height adjustment member 222 is provided on the side surface of the right leg restraint member 221, the upper end of the right leg restraint member 221 is spaced apart from the height adjustment member 222, The height of the right leg restraint member 221 is increased.

The left leg restraint member 230 is provided on the left side of the portion where the left foot is positioned on the upper surface of the foot rest 210. The left leg restraint member 230 is formed in a substantially C- Thereby covering the outer surface. The left leg restraint member 230 is also provided with a height adjustment member 231 on the side surface thereof in the same manner as the right leg restraint member 221 so that the height of the left leg restraint member 230 can be adjusted.

In the present invention, the design of the apparatus based on the right-handed swing posture will be described first. Therefore, the right leg restraint member 221 prevents the right leg which is the rear leg from being pushed during the swing, but the left leg restraint member 230 supports not only the left leg which is the forefoot in the swing but also the left leg restraint member 230, And a slidable member 232 is provided on the incised portion to facilitate rotation of the left leg so that the left leg can be rotated in accordance with the rotation of the user's body in the following step.

The connection adjusting unit 300 is configured to connect the upper body 100 with the lower body 100. The connection adjusting unit 300 can adjust the height and the distance of the upper body correcting unit 100 according to the user's height. That is, when the user takes an address posture, the waist of the user is inclined by 45 degrees and the arm extends vertically to the ground. Therefore, the upper body calibration unit 100 should be positioned at the height of the user's wrist, You can grab the handle of. Accordingly, the user can adjust the height of the upper body calibration unit 100 and the distance between the upper body calibration unit 100 and the user himself / herself by operating the connection adjusting unit 300.

In the present invention, the structure of the connection regulating unit 300 may be variously configured as long as the height of the upper body calibration unit 100 can be adjusted while connecting the upper body calibration unit 100 and the lower body calibration unit 200.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged view sequentially showing the spreading of the moving rail when the upper body correcting part guides the step of the backswing-backswing in the golf swing practicing apparatus according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. FIG. 8 is an enlarged perspective view of the exercise device in which the upper body correcting part guides the downward swing step and the moving rails are overlapped and the indicating device indicates the ball. FIG. 8 is an enlarged perspective view of the lower body correcting part shown in FIG. And sliding in the following step.

6 to 8, the process of correcting the swing posture of the user with the golf swing practicing apparatus according to the present invention will be described.

In general, the golf swing phase is divided into 7 categories. That is, it is divided into the steps of address-backswing-backswing top-downswing-impact-follow-finish. Here, the user must accurately perform the backswing, the top of the backswing, and the downswing so that the maximum distance can be achieved while preventing injury to the correct form.

Specifically, the operation of lifting the club 400 and hitting the ball with the lifted club 400 must be accurately performed. Therefore, the present invention focuses on correcting the backswing-top swing-down swing. Backswing - Backswing If the top-downswing is performed in the correct posture, other swing postures may also be performed naturally and accurately. Therefore, in the following description, when the backswing-backswing top and the downswing are performed, the swing attitude of the user's upper body and lower body is corrected in connection with the operation of the golf swing training apparatus.

<Backswing - Swing posture correction at the top of the backswing>

First, the user holds the club 400 after climbing on the foot rest 210, and takes an address posture. At this time, the upper body calibration unit 100 is adjusted so that the user's body is bent at 45 degrees in accordance with the address posture, and reaches the position when the arm is completely extended vertically to the ground.

6, when the user moves the club 400 to the right to implement the backswing, the club-restraining member 150 coupled to the handle of the club 400 is also rotated by the pushing force of the club 400 And is moved along the club guide slits 122, 134, and 143.

When the club restraint member 150 is moved to the end of the first moving rail 120, the club restraint member 150 spreads over the overlapping pressurizing jaw 144 of the third moving rail 140, So that it can no longer move. The second and third moving rails 130 and 140 which are overlapped on the inside of the first moving rail 120 by the club restraining member 150 are moved in the inside of the first moving rail 120 Drag it out and project it out. The second rail piece 136 of the plurality of second moving rails 130 and the third rail pieces 146 of the third moving rail 140 and the second spring 135 and the third spring 145, A curve is formed according to the swing trajectory of the user's backswing.

When the club restraint member 150 is moved to the end of the second movable rail 130, the second movable rail 130 is moved to the second movable rail 120 by the second movement The locking projections 131 formed on one side of the rail 130 are not engaged with each other and are no longer projected to the outside so that the third movable rail 140 is moved by the movement of the club- (Not shown).

When the club restraint member 150 moves to the end of the third movable rail 140, the third movable rail 140 is moved to the third movable rail 140 by the third movement rail 131, The engaging protrusions 141 formed on one side of the rail 140 are not engaged with each other and are no longer projected to the outside. At this time, the movable rails 120, 130, 140 are in the fully extended state, and the club 400 is located at the highest height on the swing locus along the club restraint member 150.

Here, let's look at correcting the wrong swing posture in the user's upper body during the backswing-top step. At the backswing, the user's arm is lifted up to the right side of the user while fully extended from the address stage. At this time, the left arm should be fully extended as the club 400 must be pushed, and only the right arm should be bent to the top of the backswing. Therefore, in the backswing step, the swing posture correction of the upper body is supported by the upper body 100 so that the left arm does not bend and maintains the fully extended state.

Specifically, when the left arm is first bent toward the user's body during the backswing, the second moving rail 130 and the third moving rail 140 hit the inner wall surface of the first moving rail 120 formed in a straight line, When the left and right arms are bent in the middle of the back swing, the third movable rail 140 is moved to the left of the second movable rail 130, The second movable rail 130 and the third movable rail 140 can not be unfolded sequentially.

Accordingly, the user must push the club 400 with his / her left arm fully extended to expose the second movable rail 130 and the third movable rail 140 in order. Accordingly, the swing posture of the backswing-backswing top stage can be corrected by fully extending the left arm in order to completely extend the moving rails 120, 130, 140 in the top stage of the backswing-backswing.

In addition, as the left arm is fully extended, the user's body may not be reversed C or over swing, and the left shoulder may be positioned below the right shoulder.

Next, let's look at correcting the wrong swing posture on the user's lower body during the backswing-top step. When proceeding from the address step to the backswing step, the legs of the left leg are not tilted to the right while the legs are not fully extended, Be able to support the whole. Therefore, in the backswing step, the swing posture correction of the lower body is supported by the lower body correcting unit 200 so that the right leg is not pushed to the right side in the direction of the backswing.

The right leg restraining member 221 is fixed to the upper surface of the foot rest 210 so that the right leg should be a shaft supporting the entire body during the backswing. Therefore, the user can support the entire body without being pushed in the right leg during the backswing.

As described above, the curvature of the movable rails 120, 130, and 140 is not constant and can be changed according to the user. In other words, if the user's elongation is large, the swing locus changes abruptly, so that the curvature increases. If the user's elongation is small, the swing locus changes gently and the curvature decreases. According to the present invention, it is possible to accommodate all the curvature changes of the moving rails 120, 130, and 140 relative to the swing trajectory, thereby correcting the swing posture irrespective of the user's height.

<Swing posture correction during downswing phase>

Hereinafter, referring to FIGS. 7 and 8, the swing postures of the upper body and the lower body of the user are corrected when the downswing is performed, in connection with the operation of the golf swing practicing apparatus.

In the downswing phase, the upper body calibration unit 100 is overlapped in the reverse order to that of the movable rails 120, 130, 140 in the backswing-backswing phase. That is, since the club restraint member 150 is prevented from being caught by the overlapping pressurizing jaw 144 during the downswing, the third moving rail 140 is drawn into the second moving rail 130 along the swing trajectory of the user The second moving rail 130 and the third moving rail 140 are overlapped with each other.

The second moving rails 130 and the third moving rails 140 are pulled along the swing locus of the user in a state where the club restraint member 150 is not moved by the overlapping pressurizing jaws 144, The first movable rail 120, the second movable rail 130, and the third movable rail 140 are overlapped with each other by being drawn into the first movable rail 120. Accordingly, the second moving rail 130 and the third moving rail 140, which have been expanded in a curved line, are gradually formed in a straight line while being superimposed on the first moving rail 120 while being superimposed along the club 400 in the downward swing.

Here, it is assumed that a wrong swing posture is corrected in the user's upper body during the downswing phase. In the downswing, the user swings the club (400) that was lifted in the top of the backswing-backswing downward to strike the ball on the tee. In this case, the left shoulder is opened early, the right shoulder is protruded from the left shoulder, the right hand covers the left hand, and the right elbow is not tightly attached to the side so that the right elbow is heard in the wrong swing position to be. Therefore, a pointing device 410 such as a laser pointer is provided at the bottom of the handle of the club 400. By performing the downward swing while pointing the ball with the pointing device 410, the user can correct the erroneous swing posture during the downswing .

Specifically, when the user swings the club 400 in the top of the backswing, the bottom of the handle of the club 400 looks at the ground with the third moving rail 140 overlapped with the second moving rail 130 At this time, the swing attitude at the time of the downswing is corrected by taking a posture such that the user consciously points to the ball with the pointing means 410.

If the user's left shoulder is opened early, the bottom of the handle of the club (400) points forward of the point where the ball is positioned, the right shoulder precedes the left shoulder and the right hand covers the left hand. The position of the club 400 is unstable and the bottom of the handle of the club 400 may point to the side or the back of the ball where the ball is placed unless the right elbow is brought into close contact with the side. Therefore, if the ball is consciously pointed to by the pointing means 410 provided at the bottom of the handle of the club 400, the user can naturally take a correct swing posture during the downswing.

<Impact and follow step>

After the downswing is performed, an impact step in which the user hits the ball with the club 400 and a follow step in which force is transmitted to the ball is performed. At this time, since the club 400 connected to the C-shaped club-restraining member 150 at the time of hitting is not restrained in the direction of hitting the ball, the follow-up can be performed while the connection is released.

The club restraint member 150 caught by the overlapping pressurizing jaw 144 is moved to the first movement rail 120 while opening the overlapping pressurizing jaw 144, And then the club 400 moves away from the club restraint member 150 and the follow swing proceeds.

In addition, since the entire body of the user must be rotated forward, which is the swinging direction, the entire body should be supported without being pushed by the left leg. Accordingly, the left leg restraint member 230 supports the left leg of the user so as not to be pushed in the swing direction, and at the same time, the left leg should also be rotated. Therefore, the sliding member 232 provided at the upper end of the left leg restraint member 230, By sliding in the member 230, the left leg can be rotated.

Through this series of steps, the user can correct the swing posture in the backswing-top-downswing phase and hit the ball precisely due to the corrected swing posture.

<Other Embodiments>

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a golf swing practicing apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 10 is a sectional view schematically showing a club restraining member in the golf swing practicing apparatus shown in FIG.

9 and 10, according to another embodiment of the present invention, the club restraint member and the club are engaged so that the club does not separate from the club restraint member, so that the lower end of the club restraint member is separated, The club will follow-swing together.

First, the upper body calibration unit 100, the lower body calibration unit 200, and the connection control unit 300, which have been described in the previous embodiments of the present invention, are omitted in order to avoid duplication of description.

Once the club 400 is allowed to move away from the club restraint member 150 ', the user must always engage the club 400 with the club restraint member 150' to perform the swing practice again after one swing practice . This can be cumbersome for the user. Accordingly, in another embodiment, the club restraint member 150 'and the club 400 are coupled to each other so that the club 400 can move without being separated even after one swing practice. Accordingly, the lower end of the club restraint member 150 'coupled to the third movable rail 140 is provided as a separate structure, and a connection structure for guiding the engagement of the club restraint member 150' is added. Of course, the club restraint member 150 'and the club 400 may be temporarily disengaged for replacement of the club 400.

Specifically, the separating structure is provided with a metal member 151 'and a magnet member 152', which are two magnets, and a reel winder 153 having an elastic force between the metal member 151 'and the magnet member 152' ') Are provided. Therefore, during the follow-up swing of the user, the metal member 151 'is separated from the magnet member 152', and the reel winder 153 'extending between the metal member 151' and the magnet member 152 ' The follow swing can be performed. After the follow swing is completed, the user can perform the swing practice again by attaching the metal member 151 'and the magnet member 152' together while the reel winder 153 'is wound.

As a result, the user can conveniently repeat the swing practice without mounting the club 400 back on the club restraint member 150 '.

As described in detail above, the golf swing practicing apparatus according to the present invention can maintain an accurate swing posture. The golf swing practicing apparatus according to the present invention exercises the backswing-backswing top and the downswing, which are the steps of the golf swing, by connecting the club 400 to the upper body correcting unit 100 and lower body correcting unit 200 restraining the lower body of the user. can do. In other words, since the golf swing training device catches the frame of the swing posture, the swing practice can be performed while maintaining the accurate swing posture.

In addition, the rail can form a curve in any direction. In the present invention, the movable rails 130 and 140 are finely divided into rail pieces 136 and 146, and the divided rail pieces 136 and 146 are coupled to the plurality of springs 135 and 145. Accordingly, when the club restraint member 150 which restrains the club 400 and moves together with the club 400 moves to the swing trajectory of the movable rails 130 and 140, the movable rails 130 and 140 move in the swing trajectory direction The golf swing training apparatus can guide the swing trajectory of the user.

In addition, the swing posture can be corrected according to the user's height. In the present invention, the movable rails 120, 130, and 140 included in the upper body correcting unit 100 have a degree of freedom in which the swing trajectory can be changed according to the user's height. That is, when the user's elongation is large, the height of the movable rails 130 and 140 during swing is high and the height of the movable rails 130 and 140 during swing is low when the user's elongation is small. In addition, the foot rest portion included in the lower body portion 200 can be adjusted in accordance with a desired stance. Therefore, since the swing posture is corrected according to the user's height, the present invention can correct the accurate swing posture according to the user's height, rather than calibrate the swing posture.

Also, it prevents injuries caused by wrong swing. The present invention guides the user to move the club 400 and the lower body only in an accurate swinging posture during a golf swing. If the user exercises the swing posture while watching the textbook or video, it is because the user exercises the swing posture alone. Therefore, in practice, the user can learn the wrong swing posture or habit without knowing himself, Is hardened to the wrong state, the exact impact of the ball is not made, not only the direction and distance of the ball are inconsistent, but also the risk of injuries can be brought about by bringing about the body. However, according to the present invention, since a wrong swing posture is originally blocked and the user restrains the user to perform an accurate swing posture, injuries due to erroneous swing can be prevented.

In addition, it is easy to store the golf swing practice device. In the present invention, after the swing exercise is completed, the upper body orthogonal part 100 stretched in multiple stages can be superimposed, and the upper body orthogonal part 100, the lower body part 200 and the connection adjusting part 300 can be separated from each other. Accordingly, when the golf swing practicing apparatus is greatly reduced in volume and the swing practice is not performed, the golf swing practicing apparatus can be easily stored, and the golf swing practicing apparatus can be easily carried at other places.

Meanwhile, in the present invention, a spring for increasing the swing power as well as a user's swing posture may be separately provided. For example, in the course of unfolding the movable rails 120, 130 and 140 during the backswing, a spring is installed on each of the movable rails 120, 130 and 140 so that the movable rails 120, 130, . The spring can be installed not only in the movable rails 120, 130 and 140 but also in other parts.

In addition, in the present invention, the swing postures are corrected based on the right hand, but it is also possible to correct the swing posture of the left hand if the configurations of the golf swing practicing apparatus are applied by changing the left and right sides.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments, but, on the contrary, And additions should be considered as falling within the scope of the claims of the present invention.

100: upper body
120: first moving rail
121: hanging jaw
122: Club Guide Slit
130: second moving rail
131:
132:
133: Turning the notification
134: Club Guide Slit
135: second spring
136: second rail piece
140: third moving rail
141:
142: Notice turning
143: Club Guide Slit
144: superimposed pressure chin
145: third spring
146: Third rail piece
150: Member of club restraint
200: Lower Body
210:
211:
220: leg restraining part
221: Right leg restraint member
222: height adjustment member
230: left leg restraint member
231: height adjusting member
232: sliding member
300:
400: Club
410: instruction means
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150 ': Member of club restraint
151 ': metal member
152 ': magnet member
153 ': Reel winder

Claims (4)

An upper body gauge connecting the club to one side and calibrating the upper body of the user while guiding the club when the user takes a swing posture;
A lower body gauge for calibrating a user's lower body when the user takes a swing posture; And
And a connection adjusting unit connecting the upper body adjusting unit and the lower body adjusting unit and adjusting a height of the upper body adjusting unit in accordance with a user's height,
The body-
A second moving rail which is divided into a plurality of mutually connected rail pieces and guides the club; And a third moving rail,
Wherein the second moving rail and the third moving rail are bent in a multistage manner while being bent according to the movement of the club.
delete The method according to claim 1,
And an informing protrusion for recognizing a dividing operation of the swing posture is provided at one side of the second moving rail and the third moving rail so that sound is generated when the club and the notifying protrusion contact with each other as the club moves A golf swing practice device for user's posture correction characterized by:
The method according to claim 1,
And a swinging posture correcting unit for correcting the swinging posture by pointing the ball placed on the floor at the time of swing by the instructing unit on the lower surface of the club.

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