KR102118778B1 - Apparatus for correcting posture of shoulder and lumbar - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is a lumbar support portion supporting the lumbar spine, a pelvic cover extending downward from the lumbar support portion to cover the pelvis, a body frame including a thoracic support portion extending upward from the lumbar support portion, extending from both ends of the lumbar support portion A waist belt that is fastened to cover the abdomen, a pair of shoulder correction belts that are fixed to the side ends of the lumbar support and wrap the shoulders from the back through the armpits, and a pair connected between the other end of the shoulder correction belt and the pulling belt It includes a pulling wire and a pulling belt that is fastened to slide in both directions from the lumbar support and pulls the pulling wire, and the waist belt corrects the angle of the lumbar spine by pressing the lumbar support so that it is in close contact with the user's waist, and the shoulder correction belt. A posture that corrects shoulder bending and lumbar vertebrae angle at the same time, characterized by correcting shoulder bending by a pulling wire pulled by a pulling belt after being worn in a manner that wraps the shoulder from the bottom to the top after passing through the armpit from the back of the user It is about a teaching aid device.

Description

Posture correction information device that simultaneously corrects the angles of shoulder and lumbar spine {APPARATUS FOR CORRECTING POSTURE OF SHOULDER AND LUMBAR}

The present invention relates to a posture teaching information assistance device.

In life, people suffer from various diseases. They suffer from large illnesses that go through life and death, but they are also exposed to small diseases that deteriorate their quality of life through constant pain. A typical example is spinal disease. Spine disease begins as muscles and ligaments harden due to incorrect posture, causing pain, but if left unattended, it can develop into a disc-like disease.

As in the Republic of Korea Registered Utility Model No. 20-0415053, a belt for waist posture correction has existed. However, the belt according to the prior art is only an auxiliary mechanism for correcting only a part of the body, and thus there is a problem that the posture of the entire body cannot be corrected.

Accordingly, the inventor of the present invention has been studied for a long time to solve such a problem, developed through trial and error, and completed the present invention.

The present invention has been devised to solve the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a posture correction information assisting device capable of correcting shoulder bending while simultaneously correcting the posture of the lumbar spine.

The first aspect of the present invention includes a main body frame including a lumbar support portion supporting a lumbar spine, a pelvic cover extending downward from the lumbar support portion to cover the pelvis, and a thoracic support portion extending upward from the lumbar support portion to support the thoracic spine;

A waist belt that extends from both ends of the lumbar support and is fastened to cover the abdomen;

A pair of shoulder correction belts, which are fixed to the lateral end of the lumbar support and wrap the shoulders from the back to the top, passing through the armpits;

A pair of pulling wires connected between the other end of the shoulder correction belt and the pulling belt; And

It is fastened to slide in both directions from the lumbar support and includes a pulling belt to pull the pulling wire,

The waist belt corrects the angle of the lumbar spine by compressing the lumbar support so that it is in close contact with the user's waist.

The shoulder correction belt is worn in such a way as to wrap the shoulder from the bottom to the top after passing through the armpit from the user's back, and then correct the shoulder bending by the pulling wire pulled by the pulling belt. A posture correction information assisting device is provided.

In a preferred embodiment, the first through-combination part fixed to the upper left of the thoracic vertebrae support part to cooperate and move the pull wire movably;

A second through-joining part fixed to the upper right of the thoracic vertebral support part to allow the pull wire to pass through and moveably;

A third through-joining part fixed to the left side of the lumbar support part so as to penetrate and move the pulling wire movably;

It is preferred that the lumbar support is further fixed to the right side to further include a fourth through-joining portion for fastening and moving the pull wire.

In a preferred embodiment, the first pulling wire connected to the other end of the left shoulder correcting belt is fastened to the pulling belt through the first through coupling part and the fourth through coupling part,

The second pulling wire connected to the other end of the right shoulder correction belt is preferably fastened to the pulling belt by passing through the second through coupling part and the third through coupling part.

In a preferred embodiment, the pull belt

A wire fixing unit which is fastened to the pull wire and is slidably laterally sliding from the lumbar support;

A belt portion extending laterally from the wire fixing portion;

A handle formed at a belt end; And

It is preferable to include a velcro formed inside the belt portion and coupled with the outside of the waist belt.

In a preferred embodiment, the body frame is made of plastic or metal, and the lumbar support portion is a structure that is curved by a predetermined angle inward to correct the angle of the lumbar spine, and the pelvic cover is curved along the curve of the pelvis to support the pelvis. It is good to be.

In a preferred embodiment, it is preferable that a plurality of protruding protrusions are formed on the inside of at least one of the lumbar support portion and the pelvic cover to prevent the lumbar support portion and the pelvic cover from being pulled upward by the tension of the pulling wire.

By the above-described problem solving means of the present invention, the present invention can properly align the angle of the lumbar spine by closely contacting the lumbar support using the waist belt. Therefore, the posture in which the waist is bent can be corrected.

At the same time, the present invention can effectively correct shoulder bending by pulling the shoulder correction belt across the back using a pulling wire. In addition, the pulling wire is towed by a pulling belt that slides laterally from the lumbar support, and the pulled pulling belt is fixed on the waist belt, so it is very easy to pull the shoulder correction belt.

Therefore, the present invention has an effect capable of correcting shoulder bending and waist posture simultaneously.

On the other hand, even if the effects are not explicitly mentioned herein, it is noted that the effects described in the following specification expected by the technical features of the present invention and the potential effects thereof are handled as described in the specification of the present invention.

1 is a view showing a preferred embodiment of the posture teaching aid device of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a view showing an embodiment of tightening the shoulder correction belt by pulling the pull belt of the present invention.
3 is a view showing a preferred embodiment of correcting the user's shoulder bending and lumbar lumbar angle by wearing the posture correction information assisting device of the present invention.
4 to 6 are diagrams for explaining the operation principle of the present invention in more detail using the system of the muscular fascia.
※ The accompanying drawings indicate that they are exemplified by reference for understanding of the technical idea of the present invention, and the scope of the present invention is not limited thereby.

In the description of the present invention, a detailed description is omitted when it is determined that the subject matter of the present invention may unnecessarily obscure the related well-known functions to those skilled in the art.

1 is a view showing a preferred embodiment of the posture teaching aid device of the present invention.

As can be seen in Figure 1, the posture correction information assisting apparatus 100 of the present invention includes a body frame 110, a waist belt 120, a shoulder correction belt 130, a pull wire 140, and a pull belt 150 do.

The body frame 110 includes a lumbar support 111 supporting the lumbar spine, a pelvic cover 112 extending downward from the lumbar support 111 to cover the pelvis, and extending upward from the lumbar support 111 to support the thoracic spine. It includes a thoracic support portion 113.

The body frame 110 is formed of a rigid material having a predetermined strength to firmly support the lumbar spine and thoracic spine. In a preferred embodiment, the body frame 110 may be formed of plastic or metal.

The lumbar support 111 is a structure that is curved inward by a predetermined angle to correct the angle of the lumbar spine. As a result, when the waist belt 120 is fastened, the lumbar support 111 is in close contact with the back of the user's waist, so that the angle of the lumbar spine is preferably corrected.

The pelvic cover 112 is a structure in which the lower end is curved along the curve of the pelvis to support the pelvis. In a preferred embodiment, the pelvic cover 112 may cover the upper portion of the pelvis. The angle formed by the lumbar support 111 and the pelvic cover 112 is formed to match the desired posture of the lumbar and pelvis. Thus, the lumbar support 111 and the pelvic cover 112 can preferably correct the angle of the lumbar and pelvis.

Belt fixing portions 114 for fixing the shoulder correction belt 130 are formed at both ends of the thoracic support portion 113. The belt fixing part 114 rotatably fixes one end of the shoulder correction belt 130. In a preferred embodiment, the belt fixing 114 is fixed within a certain range around the armpit. On the other hand, although not shown, the thoracic support portion 113 may be additionally installed with a belt height adjustment portion to change the height of the belt fixing portion 114 according to the user. The belt height adjustment unit is slid in the vertical direction from both sides of the thoracic support unit 113 and can adjust the height of the belt fixing unit 114.

The thoracic support portion 113 is fixed to the upper left of the thoracic support portion 113 and is fixed to the upper right portion of the thoracic support portion 113 and the first through-coupling portion 115 to fasten and move the pulling wire. It includes a second through-connection portion 116 that is fastened through and movable.

The lumbar support 111 is fixed to the left side of the lumbar support 111 to penetrate and pull the pull wire through a third through-joining portion 117 and the lumbar support 111 to the right and penetrate the pull wire. It includes a fourth through-joining portion 118 to be movable.

The body frame 110 is fastened to the waist belt 120 because the lumbar support 111 and the angle formed by the pelvic cover 112, and the pelvic cover 112 curved at the distal end are S-shaped from the side. After the body frame 110 is in close contact with the user's body, even if the pulling wire 140 pulls the shoulder correction belt 130, the body frame 110 does not roll in the direction of the user's head. However, in another embodiment, a plurality of protrusions may be formed on the inner surface of the body frame 110 to prevent the body frame 110 from being pulled upward by the tension of the pulling wire 140. The protrusion may be in the form of protruding by a predetermined height or by roughening the surface to increase the friction. The protrusion may be formed on at least one inner surface of the lumbar support 111 and the pelvic cover 112. In addition, in another embodiment, a fixing band for preventing the body frame 110 from being rolled up in the head direction may be added to the bottom of the pelvis cover 112. The fixing band can be fixed between the user's legs or fixed to the knee when sitting.

The waist belt 120 extends from both ends of the lumbar support 111 and is fastened to surround the abdomen. The waist belt 120 can be fastened in various ways. The belt fastening portion 121 may be a male and female fastening clip, but may also be in the form of a velcro. When the belt fastening part 121 is a velcro, the waist belt 120 is fastened in such a way that one waist belt 120 covers the upper surface of the other waist belt 120. In this case, since the waist belt 120 is fastened regardless of the user's waist size, there is an advantage that length adjustment is unnecessary.

The shoulder correction belt 130 is one end fixed to the lateral end of the lumbar support 111 and is a form that wraps the shoulder from the bottom to the top after passing through the armpit from the back. The shoulder correction belt 130 corrects the bending of the shoulder by the pulling wire 140 pulled by the pulling belt 150 after being worn in such a way as to wrap the shoulder from the bottom through the armpit from behind the user's back. The shoulder correction belt 130 is formed to have a predetermined width in order to improve the fit, and a pad may be attached in some cases. The shoulder correction belt 130 may include a length adjustment unit 131 that can adjust the length. The length adjusting unit 131 may be a velcro method.

The pulling wire 140 is connected between the other end of the shoulder correction belt 130 and the pulling belt 150 and provides tension so that the shoulder correction belt 130 can be towed to correct shoulder bending.

In a preferred embodiment, the pair of pull wires 140 includes a first pull wire 141 and a second pull wire 143, and the first pull wire 141 and the second pull wire 143 cross each other Is fastened. For example, the first pulling wire 141 connected to the other end of the left shoulder correction belt 130 is fastened to the pulling belt 150 by penetrating through the first through coupling part 115 and the fourth through coupling part 118. . The second pulling wire 143 connected to the other end of the right shoulder correction belt 130 is fastened to the pulling belt 150 by penetrating through the second through coupling portion 116 and the third through coupling portion 117. As such, when the first pulling wire 141 and the second pulling wire 143 are crossed and fastened, the shoulder correction belt 130 can be easily pulled even if the pulling force of the pulling belt 150 is small.

The pulling belt 150 is fastened so as to slide in both directions from the lumbar support 111, and pulls the pulling wire 140. In a preferred embodiment, the pulling belt 150 is engaged with the pulling wire 140 and is extended in the lateral direction from the wire fixing portion 151 and the wire fixing portion 151, which are fastened to slide laterally in the lumbar support portion 111. It may include a belt portion 153, a handle 155 formed at the end of the belt portion 153, and a Velcro 157 formed inside the belt portion 153 and coupled to the outside of the waist belt 120. The pulling belt 150 is fixed to the upper surface of the waist belt 120 by the Velcro 157.

Figure 2 is a view showing an embodiment of tightening the shoulder correction belt by pulling the pull belt of the present invention.

2, the user first wears the shoulder correction belt 130 on both shoulders. The waist belt 120 that can be fastened in a velcro manner is worn according to the user's waist size. As the lumbar support 111 is in close contact with the user's waist by the waist belt 120, the lumbar angle is corrected normally.

When the pulling belt 150 is pulled laterally with both hands, the pulling wire 140 pulls the shoulder correction belt 130 to correct the shoulder bending. When the pulling belt 150 is sufficiently pulled, the pulling belt 150 is fixed to the upper surface of the waist belt 120 by using the velcro formed inside the pulling belt 150.

3 is a view showing a preferred embodiment of correcting the user's shoulder bending and lumbar lumbar angle by wearing the posture correction information assisting device of the present invention.

3(a), an incorrect posture, in particular, bending to the front of the shoulder, and in a posture where the waist is bent, a considerable load is applied to the shoulder as well as the neck muscles and a considerable load is applied to the waist, causing diseases such as a disc or low back pain.

Then, as shown in FIG. 3(b), the lumbar support portion is brought into close contact with the user's waist to correct the lumbar angle normally, and after pulling the pulling belt in the lateral direction, the upper surface of the waist belt using the velcro installed inside the pulling belt. When fixed to, the tensioning belt tension pulls the user's curved shoulder straight. Particularly, when the pulling wire pulls the shoulder correction belt, the lumbar and thoracic vertebrae are in close contact with the thoracic support portion 113, and the posture of the spine and shoulder is corrected as shown in FIG. 3(b). Correcting the posture of the thoracic and lumbar spine as well as the shoulder by pulling the pull wire will be similar to the principle that the horse's waist is straightened by pulling back the reins of the horse tied to the carriage. In particular, the pulling wire is crossed behind the user's back and connected to the pulling belt. Since it corresponds to the structure of the fascia of the body, the use of the pulling wire and the pulling belt was designed from the anatomical structure of the body, which cannot be seen in the prior art. Principle.

4 to 6 are diagrams for explaining the operation principle of the present invention in more detail by using the muscular fascia system.

As can be seen in Figures 4 and 5, the musculoskeletal system can be seen as a long-strength band and rings that act as a whole within the muscle tissue. For example, the Spiral Line starts from the occipital ridge and cervical vertebrae, and crosses the ribs from the opposite shoulder across the upper back and crosses down from the abdomen to the hip joint. The spiral runs along the anterior and rhomboid stabilizing shoulders, which is related to the posture of the shoulders. Also, because it wraps around the back and abdomen, it is related to the posture of the spine.

Previously, muscles were functionally separated and studied. For example, the biceps existed to perform the function of bending the elbow. Therefore, only the biceps are involved in bending the elbow, and other muscles have no effect on bending the elbow.

However, the muscular fascia system studies the posture and movement of the body from a larger perspective. That is, while individual muscles operate according to their own functions, the muscle fascia, which is long connected like a spider web, functions throughout the entire body. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, when the shoulder is tilted back, the lordosis angle of the spine is corrected normally. This is because the shoulder and spine are mutually affected by the muscular fascia. For example, the helix is related to the posture of the shoulder as it travels along the proximal and rhomboid muscles that stabilize the shoulder, and at the same time, it is also related to the posture of the spine because it travels to the pelvis after largely wrapping the back and abdomen in an X-shape. Therefore, the present invention has the effect of correcting the angle of the shoulder bend and the spine by supporting the function of the helix worn on the shoulder, waist and abdomen.

The shoulder correction belt disposed along the muscular fascia of the present invention has one end fixed to the lateral end of the lumbar support, and is a form that wraps the shoulder from the bottom to the top after passing through the armpit from the back. The shoulder correction belt is worn in such a way as to wrap the shoulder from the bottom to the top after passing through the armpit from the back of the user, and then correct the shoulder bending by the pulling wire pulled by the pulling belt. When the shoulder flexion is corrected, there is an effect in which the lordosis angle of the spine is corrected as shown in FIG. 6. Therefore, it is possible to further strengthen the effect of correcting the spine using the waist belt.

Correctly correcting the angles of the bend and lumbar vertebrae in this way can maintain the correct waist posture to smooth spinal cord flow and metabolism to normalize the functions of organs in the body. In addition, since there is no strain on the spine and neck, there is little fatigue and can prevent diseases such as discs and low back pain. In particular, since not only simply correcting the angle of the lumbar spine, but also correcting shoulder flexion at the same time, there is an effect of maintaining the overall body balance.

The scope of protection of the present invention is not limited to the description and expression of the embodiments explicitly described above. In addition, it is once again pointed out that the scope of the present invention may not be limited by the obvious changes or substitutions in the technical field to which the present invention pertains.

Claims (6)

It includes a lumbar support to support the lumbar spine, a pelvic cover extending downward from the lumbar support to cover the pelvis, and a thoracic support to extend upward from the lumbar support to support the thoracic spine, and the lumbar support is inward to correct the angle of the lumbar spine. The structure is curved by a predetermined angle, and the pelvic cover is a structure in which the lower end is curved along the curve of the pelvis to support the pelvis. The support portion, the pelvic cover and thoracic support portion is a body frame of a rigid plastic or metal material having a predetermined strength;
A waist belt that extends from both ends of the lumbar support and is fastened to cover the abdomen;
One end is fixed to the lateral end of the lumbar support and a pair of shoulder correction belts covering the shoulders from the bottom to the top after passing through the armpit from the back;
A pair of pull wires, once connected to the other end of the shoulder correction belt; And
It is connected to the other end of the pulling wire, and includes a pulling belt that is fastened to slide in both directions from the lumbar support,
The waist belt supports the lumbar support to be in close contact with the back of the user's waist, and supports the curved bottom of the pelvic cover to be in close contact with the user's pelvis, according to the angle formed by the lumbar support and the pelvis cover, the angle of the user's lumbar and pelvis Is corrected,
The shoulder correction belt is worn in such a way as to wrap the shoulder from the bottom to the top after passing through the armpit from the user's back, and then correct the shoulder bending as it is pulled by the pulling wire pulled by the pulling belt. A posture correction information assisting device that simultaneously corrects the angle. According to claim 1,
A first through-joining part fixed to the upper left of the thoracic vertebral support part and movably fastened through the pull wire;
A second through-joining part fixed to the upper right end of the thoracic lumbar support part to slidably pull and move the pulling wire;
A third through-joining part fixed to the left side of the lumbar support part so as to penetrate and move the pull wire movably; And
A posture correction aid device for correcting the angle of the shoulder flexion and the lumbar spine at the same time; further comprising: a fourth through coupling part fixed to the right side of the lumbar support part to slidably pull and move the pull wire. According to claim 2,
The first pulling wire connected to the other end of the left shoulder correction belt is fastened to the pulling belt through the first through coupling part and the fourth through coupling part,
The second pulling wire connected to the other end of the right shoulder correction belt is a posture correction information assisting device that simultaneously corrects the angle of the shoulder bend and the lumbar spine by passing through the second and third penetration joints and fastening to the pulling belt. According to claim 1,
Pull belt
A wire fixing part that is fastened to the pull wire and is slidably laterally sliding from the lumbar support;
A belt portion extending laterally from the wire fixing portion;
A handle formed at a belt end; And
A posture correction information assisting device that is formed on the inside of the belt part and includes a velcro that is coupled with the outside of the waist belt, and simultaneously corrects the angle of the shoulder flexion and the lumbar spine. delete According to claim 1,
The inside of at least one of the lumbar support and the pelvic cover is formed with a large number of protruding protrusions to prevent the lumbar support and the pelvic cover from being pulled upward by the tension of the pulling wire. Posture correction information assisting device to correct at the same time.

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