KR20110126254A

KR20110126254A - Acupressure roller for foot

Info

Publication number: KR20110126254A
Application number: KR1020100045821A
Authority: KR
Inventors: 이남훈
Original assignee: 이남훈
Priority date: 2010-05-17
Filing date: 2010-05-17
Publication date: 2011-11-23

Abstract

The present invention relates to a foot bar for pressure only, and to a foot bar that can effectively exert the pressure function without pain through the forward and backward repetitive movement of the bar. A synthetic mat consisting of a plate (2) and a plurality of circular protrusions (1) having some elasticity and ductility is wrapped in a rigid fibish cylindrical body (3) and the outer peripheral surface of both ends is fitted with a rubber cap (4). You can maximize the effect of acupressure by rolling with your feet and adjusting the strength of the load yourself.

Description

Acupressure roller for foot

The present invention relates to acupressure bar dedicated to the foot, by stimulating the sole to exert the acupressure effect to facilitate blood circulation, thereby helping to promote health, and more specifically, acupressure function without pain through the forward and backward repetitive exercise of the acupressure rod It is related with the shiatsu rod for foot which can be effectively exhibited.

According to oriental medicine, the sole of the foot has parts representing all organs of the human body, and the pressure points for activating the parts of the body are activated by pressing the pressure points on the soles of the feet to activate each part of the body, promoting metabolism and improving blood. It is known. Acupressure mats are widely used as a plate-shaped acupressure ball that presses the acupressure ball with the foot for the sole pressure of the foot. Conventionally, acupressure mats have been used to form or arrange a plurality of arc-shaped or acid-type acupressure protrusions at regular intervals on a hard synthetic resin plate or a soft rubber plate. However, in the conventional plate-shaped acupressure sphere, all weights of the user are placed on the acupressure point when the sole is stimulated, so that the acupressure sphere using a hard acupressure protrusion severely stimulates the sole of the foot so that the user feels pain and continuously progresses the acupressure. It is difficult and acupressure ball using a soft material has a weak pressure effect.

The present invention is to solve this problem, by dividing the pressure transmitted to the soles through the rolling phenomenon of the cylindrical acupressure in the vertical direction and forward and backward directions in the vertical direction to distribute the user's weight to alleviate the impact while acupressure effect and exercise It is to provide a chiropractor for the foot can enjoy the effect significantly.

In order to achieve this object, the present invention wraps a synthetic resin mat composed of a plate (2) and a plurality of circular protrusions (1) having a slight elasticity on a rigid FBC cylindrical body (3) and a rubber cap (4) on the outer peripheral surface of both ends. ), The user rolls the cylindrical acupressure ball with his feet to exercise, and the user can adjust the strength of the load by himself to maximize the effect of the acupressure.

According to the shiatsu bar according to the present invention, the user can enjoy the shiatsu effect without pain by adjusting the load in various postures.

1 is the actual sole of acupressure rod sole of the present invention
1: Acupressure protrusion (resin)
2: plate (resin)
3: Body (Five)
4: copper cover (synthetic rubber)
Circular acupressure protrusions (1) is a plurality of protrusions formed on the plate (2) at regular intervals (2cm ~ 2.5cm) and surrounds the body (3). The flap cover 4 secures and wraps both ends of the shiatsu rod cylindrical body 3 and the plate 2.
Figure 2 shows that using the sole of the sole pressure bar according to the present invention to acupressure the sole of the foot to put the acupressure rod 5 of the present embodiment on the floor and press the pressure rod to the sole of the foot, and the knee is stretched back to the acupressure rod again. The strength of the acupressure can be varied according to the strength of the weight on the sole, and the acupressure rod does not rotate smoothly on the ground due to friction between the outer circumferential surface of the cap 4 and the ground, which are covered on both outer circumferential surfaces of the body 3. Since the rod does not slide on the ground, the rod can be smoothly carried out through the back and forth of the rod.

Preferred embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIG. Place the bar on a flat cross section, the user sits on the floor and presses the protrusion of the bar on the sole. Transfer the load to the shiatsu bar so that the soles of the feet are parallel to the floor and move forward until the knees are stretched and then back until the knees are folded. The operation is repeated by appropriately adjusting the load transmitted to the sole. By varying the posture of the chiropractor, you can maximize the acupressure and exercise effects. You can do this while sitting on a chair or lying on the floor.

Claims

In the acupressure rod that the user can press the sole of the foot through a rolling exercise
The shiatsu rod is:
The plate-shaped acupressure sphere is formed by rolling a rectangular plate-like mat (2) made of a synthetic resin material having a slight elasticity and forming a plurality of circular protrusions (1) by rolling it on a rigid cylindrical body (3). To achieve.

The method of claim 1,
The synthetic rubber cap 4 is inserted into the outer circumferential surfaces of both ends of the cylindrical body 3 of the fibish material so that the advancing direction of the acupressure rod is limited to the front and rear directions.

The method of claim 2,
The acupressure rod does not rotate smoothly on the ground due to friction between the outer periphery of the cap 4 and the ground, which is written on the outer periphery of both ends, so that the acupressure rod does not slip on the ground.