KR20100018172A - Support tool for golf practice and practice method utilizing it - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: An auxiliary device for golf practice is provided to accurately indicate necessary swing supporting line, to enable a convenient carrying, and to improve accuracy of the swing impact by holding shaking of body. CONSTITUTION: An auxiliary device for golf practice comprises: a stick of the rod shape indicating the reference line for the golf practice; a joint hole(25-28) in which a stick is attachably inserted into the side; and a stick support stand with a length joint hole(21-24) in which a stick is attachably inserted on upper side. The length joint hole forms an angle of 40° to 70° with the stick support stand. The length joint hole comprises: a first length joint hole having the angle of 60°; a second length joint hole having the angle of 55°; a third length joint hole having the angle of 50°; and a fourth length joint hole having the angle of 45°.

Description

SUPPORT TOOL FOR GOLF PRACTICE AND PRACTICE METHOD UTILIZING IT}

The present invention relates to a golf practice aid for assisting the correct swing posture of the exerciser when practicing golf, and more particularly provided with a stick fixing device that can be adjusted according to the characteristics of the stick and the exerciser for setting each step of the correct swing It relates to a golf practice aids and practice using the same.

In general, the entire swing of golf consists of four stages: set-up, back-swing, down-swing, and finish. In detail, the backswing is divided into three stages: take-away, cocking, and top, and the downswing is divided into impact and follow-through.

You can use any method to hit a ball that is stationary on the ground, but swinging the club along a certain track is the most effective way to get the right distance and direction. Therefore, in each of the above steps, there is a minimum right posture principle to be set by each golfer. In other words, the basic principle of swing is almost refined. For example, in setup, the extension and shoulder direction of the golfer's toes are generally parallel to the target point. The face of the club (tool to hit the ball) is also set perpendicular to the target direction.

In general, golf swing teaching is widely used as a direct instruction of the teacher, still image analysis through video shooting.

In the direct instruction of the instructor, when the instructor swings, the instructor analyzes and corrects the correct swing posture and exact club position as described above with a skilled eye. In still image analysis through image capturing, it is possible to observe the screen through image capturing, sometimes by dividing into meaningful frame units, focusing on making the subject recognize his or her image. Do.

In the case of direct instruction, the learner swings repeatedly only in response to the instruction of the instructor, and learns his own by practicing it. Because the learner observes the subject from the outside, it is easy to correct the subject, but the subject himself may not be familiar with the posture. The correct posture is remembered by the muscles through repeated training. For beginners, it can take as little as a year or as long as three years to get a natural and correct swing. Also, beginners will be taught at least three times a week to form a disciplined golf figure and require constant repetition during this period. This will help you to train the specific muscles used to swing your golf.

In general, however, direct guidance involves the problem of communication and forgetting. The problem for beginner golfers who have not yet been shaped as swings and for golfers with a long gap is to forget the embodied swings and rhythms because certain muscles used in the swing of golf are not functioning. The difficulty for the instructors is to teach the correct swing shape and rhythm to beginners who do not have these specific muscles. Inexperienced novices are tamed by their own deformed swing posture, without the guidance of the instructor. However, it is also true that the subject needs to practice alone. If economic conditions are sufficient, expensive direct lessons can be freely provided, but most people do not, so they try to improve their learning by practicing and training themselves. However, there are limitations to looking in the mirror and practicing to correct your swing. This is because a golf club (hereinafter referred to as a club) that moves quickly when swinging is difficult to observe.

Still image analysis through image capturing to compensate for this disadvantage allows the subject to easily observe his swing. The still image obtained through the image capturing is extracted into a meaningful frame, and the auxiliary image is generated by using a specific technique and the problem is visualized. Still image analysis, however, does not substantially train the muscles necessary for swing, and has the disadvantage of having to have a recording device such as a camcorder and software and hardware for observing an image.

In addition, conventional mechanisms for assisting golf swings and exercises have the disadvantage of being difficult to install, bulky, and complex in shape. In addition, the adaptability to the physical condition of users using the device is also very poor. The present technology is designed to be most suitable for the swing technique, which is a step further from the conventional swing technique, and has an advantage of being easy to install and carry.

On the other hand, in the course of the backswing, the club moves from right to left, the upper body shoulder rotates about 90 ° and the lower body pelvis rotates about 45 °. This not only rotates the knee, but also causes it to lean to the right or bend badly. This sway of the pelvis and knee is severely deflected from side to side as a whole.

In the course of the backswing to the downswing, the center of weight generally moves from right to left as the club moves, which makes accurate impact difficult. That is, a problem may arise in that the center of the club is not exactly priced at the center of the ball. The stack and tilt technique developed to compensate for these shortcomings is a swing technique that emerges to compensate for tilting phenomena such as sway. The significance of the stack-and-tilt technique is that the head moves very little. In other words, to minimize the left and right deflection to make the right impact. Reduction reduces the center of gravity of the body weight, effectively reducing impact mistakes.

The present invention has been proposed to solve the above problems, by clearly limiting the auxiliary line of the swing during golf practice, to facilitate the golfer to repeatedly reproduce and acquire the correct swing, and to teach the golfer to teach It is an object of the present invention to provide a golf practice aid to facilitate the. In addition, the golf training aid of the present invention is designed to be more useful in the stack tilt swing technique as described above. That is, the exerciser can swing on a single swing surface when performing the backswing and downswing, and provides a stick and accompanying stick support that can most effectively assist the single swing surface as described above.

The present invention for achieving the object as described above, in the golf training aids, a rod-shaped stick indicating a reference line for golf practice and one or more horizontal fastening holes and the upper surface is detachably inserted into the side of the stick It relates to a golf practice aids characterized in that it comprises a stick support formed with at least one longitudinal fastening hole is inserted into the stick detachably at a predetermined angle, furthermore golf using the golf practice aids In the practice method, the step of mounting the pair of the stick support to the ground spaced apart in parallel to each other, the horizontal fastening hole of one stick support mounted on the ground and the other stick support facing the horizontal fastening hole Insert one or more sticks between the horizontal fastening holes to establish a stroke baseline for golf practice. And a step of inserting one or more sticks into each vertical fastening hole of each of the stick support and the other stick support to form a swing reference line during golf practice. It is about.

Preferably, the longitudinal fastening hole may form an angle of 40 ° to 70 ° with the stick support to adjust the stick angle to match the physical conditions of various golf practitioners. Preferably, the stick support is metal or synthetic resin, or a combination of both. Also preferably, the stick is adjustable in length, and in particular, is connected by a screw connection or by a pin connection that can be folded or pivoted.

The stick can be inserted at the rear of the club to facilitate the formation of the desired auxiliary line and swing surface.

Golf training aid and teaching method using the present invention configured as described above has the following effects as compared to the conventional golf training aids. First, the golf practitioner can accurately identify the correct swing posture and accurately present the necessary swing auxiliary line for the golf instructor to conveniently guide. Second, it is easy to carry with only the minimum elements to make the swing auxiliary line. And, thirdly, by catching the shaking of the left and right body, there is an advantage to improve the accuracy of the swing impact.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in more detail the configuration of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

1 is a perspective view showing a stick support according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a perspective view showing a stick according to the present invention, Figure 3 is a plan view showing a stick support according to the present invention, Figure 4 is a present invention 5 is a side view showing a stick support according to the present invention, Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a cross section of the stick support according to the present invention, Figure 7 is a stick support according to the present invention Figure 8 is a perspective view showing a bonding state of the stick, Figure 8 is an embodiment showing the embodiment of the stick is fastened to the stick support according to the present invention, Figure 9 shows another configuration of the stick support according to the present invention 10 is a front view, Figure 10 is a perspective view showing a golf club with a stick according to the present invention.

As shown in the figure, the stick support 20 has one or more vertical fastening holes formed downward from the upper surface toward the lower surface, and one or more horizontal fastening holes 25; 26; 27; It is formed as, one side is flat and can be placed on the floor, has a certain length in the longitudinal direction. The stick support 20 has a flat cylindrical shape on one surface and has a length of about 20 cm, and the front surface preferably has a semi-circular front surface as shown in FIG. 4.

In detail, as can be seen in Figures 3 and 5, the vertical fastening holes (21; 22; 23; 24) and the horizontal fastening holes (25; 26; 27; 28) are fastened by sliding the stick (10). To have a radius slightly larger than about 5 mm. The vertical fastening holes (21; 22; 23; 24) are formed at a predetermined angle with the stick support (20), the angle can be designed at a suitable angle corresponding to the physical condition of the golf player, generally It has an angle between 40 ° and 70 °. Preferably, the most suitable angle for many users is 45 °, 50 °, 55 °, 60 ° as shown in the figure.

In addition, the present invention is configured to include a stick 10 which is a concept encompassing the horizontal stick 11 and the vertical stick (12; 13), the vertical stick is the right vertical stick 12 is installed on the right side of the exerciser when the trainer is set up ) And the left vertical stick 13 is installed on the left. The stick 10 is preferably rod-shaped and has a thickness of about 5 mm, as shown in FIG. The horizontal stick and the vertical stick may be used in the same shape and size, it is possible to use differently manufactured according to the purpose. Preferably, the stick is adjustable in length so as to be easily carried and stored.

In detail, the stick 20 is foldable, that is, like a radio antenna, it is possible to be folded and carried inside, and in the manner of unfolding when used. In addition, the stick 20 is divided into a plurality of links, so that one end of each link can be pivotally coupled so that the link can be easily folded during storage. In addition, one end of the link is fastened by screwing to loosen the screw coupling is easy to carry storage.

The stick support 20 is preferably an aluminum material of a suitable weight so as to sufficiently support the weight and impact of the stick 10, the stick support 20 can form a cavity therein for weight reduction. Furthermore, to reduce the weight more effectively, it can be made of synthetic resin or a combination of resin and metal (see Fig. 9), and the stick 10 can strike the stick with the club during the swing by the practitioner, tilting In general, impact-resistant composites are preferred because they do not easily deform even when installed at an angle. In addition, the vertical fastening holes 21; 22; 23; 24 may be moved from top to bottom as shown in FIGS. 3 and 5 so that the stick 10 does not overturn the stick support 20 due to rotational inertia due to its own weight. As it can be seen in Figure 7, the inlet of the vertical fastening hole formed on the upper surface is designed to be closer to the center than the inlet of the vertical fastening hole formed on the lower surface.

For convenience, the stick is fastened to the vertical fastening holes 21; 22; 23; 24 of the stick 10 to the vertical sticks 12; 13 and the horizontal fastening holes 25; 26; 27; 28. The horizontal stick 11, the stick to the club can be referred to as a club stick. In the side view of the present invention, the vertical fastening holes (21; 22; 23; 24) and the horizontal fastening holes (25; 26; 27; 28) of the upper surface into which the vertical sticks (12; 13) enter are located on the same vertical axis. It is preferable to exist.

The present invention is generally coupled to one horizontal stick, two vertical sticks, and two stick supports as shown in FIG. However, one stick support, one vertical stick and one horizontal stick can be used to practice either the backswing or the downswing as part of the full swing. For example, by installing one stick support on which the horizontal stick 11 is fastened to the right side of the exerciser, and installing the right vertical stick 12 on the stick support, the right handed exerciser can practice only the backswing. Alternatively, by installing one stick support on which the horizontal stick 11 is fastened to the left side of the exerciser, and installing the left vertical stick 13 on the stick, the right-handed exerciser can practice only the downswing. . If the exerciser is left-handed, the installation method for the backswing and downswing is opposite.

Furthermore, when configured to include a club stick, the present invention has the most preferred configuration. Referring to FIG. 10, the club stick 14 is inserted into a hole formed in the grip of the club. That is, it is inserted at the rear of the club and is located on the same axis as the shaft of the club.

Hereinafter will be described in detail golf practice method using the present invention golf practice aids. When installing the golf practice aids for the present invention for correct swing practice, the first step is first to mount the pair of stick supports 20 on the ground spaced apart at a predetermined interval in parallel to each other. At this time, the stick support 20 is preferably mounted a little wider than the shoulder width of the exerciser without touching the outside of both feet. If you want to practice only the backswing, you can mount only one stick support on the outside of your right foot, and if you want to practice only the downswing, you can mount only one stick support on the outside of your left foot.

The next step is to insert one or more sticks between the horizontal fastening holes of one stick support mounted on the ground and the horizontal fastening holes of the other stick support opposite to the horizontal fastening holes, thereby setting up a baseline for the golf practice. to be. The strike reference line is a straight line that points from the ball to the target point. A stick inserted between the horizontal fastening holes 25; 26; 27; 28 is positioned on the strike reference line between the stick supports 20.

The next step is to insert one or more sticks into each of the longitudinal fastening holes of the one stick support and the other stick support to form a swing reference line during golf practice. The sticks inserted into the vertical fastening holes 21; 22; 23; 24 are vertical sticks 12; 13, and the vertical sticks at both ends form swinging surfaces of correct backswings and downswings. The exerciser is allowed to swing along a plane parallel to the swing plane.

Preferably, as shown in Figure 10, by inserting the club stick 14 in the rear of the club can easily grasp the auxiliary line of the step-by-step swing posture that is different for each exerciser, there is an advantage in the correction and teaching of the swing posture .

Through the steps described above, the method of correctly teaching the golf practice method for each swing using the present invention golf practice aids is as follows.

As explained earlier, the entire golf swing consists of a setup, a backswing, a downswing, and a finish. The backswing is subdivided into takeaway, caulking and top, and the downswing is divided into impact and palos-ru. At the time of setup, the practitioner stands with the extension of both toes parallel to the transverse stick 11. The head of the club is located directly above the horizontal stick 11.

Next, during takeaway during the backswing, the club should be lifted along a trajectory on a plane parallel to the plane made by the horizontal stick and the right vertical stick of the exerciser. In other words, during the caulking process, the club passes through the right vertical stick.

Next, at the caulking position during the backswing, the extension of the club must intersect the horizontal stick and be parallel to the vertical stick. In other words, when looking forward from the back of the baseline, the extension of the club stick meets on the horizontal stick and the ground, and looks parallel to the vertical stick. The club's position at the top of the backswing must be towards the target. In other words, the club stick should be parallel to the horizontal stick.

In the down swing, the reverse process of the back swing is the same as described above.

As such, according to the golf training aid and the practice method using the same of the present invention, by the simple installation can be very effectively assist the correct swing surface formation of the exerciser.

The present invention described above is not limited to the above-described embodiments and the accompanying drawings, and various substitutions, modifications, and changes are possible in the art without departing from the technical spirit of the present invention. It will be clear to those of ordinary knowledge.

1 is a perspective view showing a stick support according to the present invention.

2 is a perspective view of a stick according to the present invention;

3 is a plan view showing a stick support according to the present invention.

Figure 4 is a front view showing the stick support according to the present invention.

5 is a side view showing a stick support according to the present invention.

Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a cross section of the stick support according to the present invention.

7 is a perspective view showing a bonding state of the stick support and the stick according to the present invention.

8 is an embodiment showing a side in which the stick is fastened to the stick support according to the present invention.

9 is a front view showing another configuration of the stick support according to the present invention.

10 is a perspective view showing a golf club with a stick according to the present invention.

<Description of the symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

10: Stick 11: Horizontal Stick

12: Right vertical stick 13: Left vertical stick

14: club stick 20: stick support

21,22,23,24: Vertical fastening hole 25,26,27,28: Horizontal fastening hole

M: Metal Material P: Synthetic Resin Material

Claims (13)

In the golf training aids, At least one rod-shaped stick indicating a baseline for golf practice; A stick support having at least one horizontal fastening hole into which a side of the stick is detachably inserted and at least one vertical fastening hole into a top surface of the at least one vertical fastening hole; Golf training aids, characterized in that configured to include. The method of claim 1, The vertical fastening hole is a golf practice aids, characterized in that to form an angle of 40 ° to 70 ° with the stick support. The method of claim 2, The vertical fastening hole includes a first vertical fastening hole having an angle of 60 °, a second vertical fastening hole having an angle of 55 °, a third vertical fastening hole having an angle of 50 °, and an angle of 45 °. Golf teaching aids comprising a fourth longitudinal fastening hole. The method of claim 1, The stick support is a golf teaching aids, characterized in that the metal. The method of claim 1, The stick support is golf teaching aids, characterized in that the synthetic resin material. The method of claim 1, The upper portion of the stick support is a synthetic resin material and the lower portion is a golf teaching aids characterized in that the metal material. The method of claim 1, Cross section of the stick support is golf practice aids, characterized in that the semi-circular shape. The method of claim 1, The stick is a golf practice aids, characterized in that the adjustable length. The method of claim 8, The stick is a golf training aids, characterized in that folded. The method of claim 8, The stick is a golf practice aids, characterized in that consisting of one or more links that are pivotally pinched at one end. The method of claim 8, The stick is a golf practice aids, characterized in that consisting of one or more links one end is fixed by screwing. In the golf practice method using the golf training aids of claim 1, Mounting the pair of stick supports on the ground at predetermined intervals parallel to each other; Inserting one or more sticks between the horizontal fastening holes of one stick support mounted on the ground and the horizontal fastening holes of the other stick support opposite to the horizontal fastening holes, thereby setting a blow reference line during golf practice; Inserting one or more sticks into each of the longitudinal fastening holes of the one stick support and the other stick support to form a swing reference line during golf practice; Golf practice method comprising a. The method of claim 12, Inserting a stick to the rear of the golf club, the golf practice method characterized in that it further comprises the step of setting the swing surface in conjunction with the set hit reference line and the swing reference line.

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