KR20110121658A - Table-tennis bat(pen-holding type) - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a 'separate step' between the racket handle and the contact portion.
This step gives a new invention on the concept of 'an important position to hold the racket' (called CHP) in the thumb, index finger and the other three fingers. This step allows the fingers to hold the racket more firmly. Thus, swinging the ping pong racket better, giving it angle control, elastic racket manipulation and power. The CHP also provides a suitable location for holding the racket, which can result in less finger deformities.
And physically, the wrists and fingers are less strained, so that the player's better ability and skills can naturally stay longer through the game.
Otherwise, in front of and / or behind table tennis rackets acting as CHPs as found in the 'separate stage' (see X in figures 2, 4 & 7) (see Y & X in figures 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7). The new invention's CHP concept (although less ideal than the 'separate stage') can be achieved without the 'separate stage' by applying a 'protruding' block or scheme or a 'long under handle' design.
(Note: Please refer to Figure 4 for description)

Description

Pen holder type table tennis racket {TABLE-TENNIS BAT (PEN-HOLDING TYPE)}

It is related to the development of new technology of pen holder type table tennis racket.

The conventional pen holder type table tennis racket is as shown in FIG. (All table tennis rackets mentioned here are pen holder table tennis rackets.) These rackets are not ergonomic.

In other words, it is not enough to say that it is ergonomically designed for the firmness of the wrist, elasticity, better performance and competence of the player, and the influence of finger strength. This decreases performance and also causes more exposure of finger deformities (eg, the bends become 'bend' and somewhat deformed) due to the strength of the finger on the racket without the proper position to hold the racket.

Thus, the present invention is composed of a 'removable stage' between the racket handle and the contact portion (refers to the rubber attached portion of the racket's contact racket). This means that one side of the handle and the contact portion are higher than the other side of the handle. (See Figure 2)

This is an improvement on the existing design method where both parts were made in the same way.

Explanation regarding drawings 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
U: contact surface
V: handle
W: 'Separate stage' of handle and contacts
X: bent or step or joint
Y: protruding block or strip
Z: extended under handle

This step (see Figure 2 'X') gives new inventions and concepts regarding the 'critical position of holding the racket' (hereinafter referred to as C.H.P) in the thumb, index finger and the other three fingers. This step allows the fingers to hold the racket more firmly. Thus, swinging the ping pong racket better, giving it angle control, elastic racket manipulation and power. C.H.P can also provide less finger deformity by providing an appropriate position to hold the racket to rest the fingers.

And thanks to the invention of the superior C.H.P, the wrists and fingers are less physically demanding, so that the player's better capabilities and skills can naturally be sustained throughout the game.

Fingers were placed in front of and / or behind the table tennis racket acting as CHP (see Y & X in Figures C, D, E, F and G) as found in the separate step '(see X in the B, D & G drawings). You can hold it firmly as in the steps.

In addition, the middle finger / ring finger / pinkie is pointed to the thumb / forefinger to create a very solid handle.

The CHP concept (although less ideal than the 'separated stage') is achieved with the new invention of the 'separated stage' without having to apply a 'separated stage' by designing a 'protruding' block or stage or a 'longer handle'. Can be.

Such 'protruding' blocks or steps and 'longer handles' are also within the scope of the claims as new inventions and designs. (See "claims below")

The end of the handle, which extends in any shape or form, is used as a flat part, which acts as an important holding point, which allows you to press the thumb / forefinger with the middle / fourth / small finger. Similarly, the raised block mentioned earlier provides a protruding surface that is used to serve as an important point for the middle finger / fourth finger to press the thumb / forefinger.

Claims (9)

In the present invention, all or part of the five fingers have an excellent racket, especially the rest area, and the middle finger / fourth / small finger facing the thumb / forefinger and can also be worn to secure the bat You can make a grip. Detachable stage table tennis racket (pen holder) in the design. Claim 1 serves as an important position for the thumb, forefinger and other fingers to hold the racket, giving the finger a direction to hold from the bottom, where the fingers are the resting part of the racket. / The little finger is pointing towards the thumb / forefinger and can also be worn to create a firm grip on the bat. This is an elongated base (or such shape and shape) with one end tapering and thickly bent from one end of the handle towards the flat part. According to claim 1, Table tennis racket having one or several 'protruding blocks' of all shapes or shapes due under the flat portion. In order to allow the fingers to rest on the racket ergonomically, the middle finger / fourth finger may point towards the thumb / forefinger, which can then be worn to create a firm grip on the bat. According to claim 1, the connection between the handle and the flat part forms a 45 degree or other angle of inclination, and the tilt itself is some form of grasping the racket, and the excellent grasp is the middle finger / fourth / small finger thumb / forefinger I can put a finger on it and can make a firm grip to a bat According to claim 1, the thumb, index finger and other fingers hold the racket more firmly, the finger catches the direction from the bottom and the excellent grip area for holding the racket. They can be fingered and even worn to create a firm grip on the bat, which is characterized by a tapered and thick bent end or a long underhand handle in all such forms or shapes. The thumb, index finger and other fingers act as important positions for holding the racket, giving the finger a direction to hold from the underside and an excellent grip where the fingers can rest on the racket, while the middle finger / fourth / small finger The thumb / forefinger can also be worn to create a firm grip on the bat, with a long bottom bottom with a tapered characteristic of one end (or any shape or shape) flattened Ping-pong rackets (pen holders) with a flat surface connected in a flat section on the same plane The thumb, index finger and other fingers act as important positions for holding the racket, giving the finger a direction from the underside and an excellent grip where the fingers can rest on the racket, while the middle finger / fourth / small finger The thumb / forefinger can also be worn to create a firm grip on the bat.
Ping-pong rackets (pen holders) with a plane connected entirely to a flat part by applying the shape or shape of one or several 'protruding blocks' to the bottom of the flat part Thumbs, forefingers and other fingers act as important positions for holding the racket, giving the finger the direction from the bottom and the excellent grip area allows the fingers to hold the racket firmly and the middle finger / fourth / small finger You can also point your finger / forefinger and wear it to create a firm grip on the bat. Table tennis racket (pen holder) with a tapered, thick bent end or any such shape or shape on the handle towards the flat part, or a plane connected entirely in a flat part on the same plane by applying the 'long under handle' method. It acts as an important location to hold all or some of the rackets and is an excellent catch, allowing the fingers to rest on the rackets and stop / fourth / small fingers pointing towards the thumb / forefinger, which makes them firm on the bat. You can make a grip. 'Detachable step', a block (s) protruding from under an extended handle or racket, or a combination of these characteristics (separated and extended handle, detachable and tunic block, split and extended handle and protruding block, In addition, a flat table tennis racket (pen holder) with a long bottom handle and a protruding block)

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