KR20180001930U - Pants for ping-pong player in wheelchair - Google Patents

Abstract

The object of the present invention is to provide a bottom for a wheelchair ping-pong player who can optimize table tennis action and posture reflecting the ping-pong action and posture of the wheelchair ping-pong player. A lower plate for a wheelchair ping-pong player according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a front plate pattern having one or more multi-arts corresponding to the periphery of the knee line to form a posture in which the table tennis seat sits on the wheelchair, And a rear plate pattern which is further provided above the waist line to extend to the periphery of the waist and is sewn to the side of the front plate pattern, and a rear plate pattern which is disposed between the front plate pattern and the back plate pattern on the side of the hip and waist, And an intermediate plate pattern having an inclined portion that gradually increases from the front to the rear and is connected to the stretching portion.

Description

{PANTS FOR PING-PONG PLAYER IN WHEELCHAIR}

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bottom for a wheelchair ping-pong player, and more particularly to a bottom for a wheelchair ping pong player who reflects the ping pong action and posture of a ping-pong player sitting on a wheelchair.

It is known that there are wheelchair table tennis in sports for the disabled. The wheelchair ping-pong player will ride the wheelchair and play a ping-pong game. At this time, the wheelchair ping-pong player will perform different posture and table tennis action compared with the normal table tennis player who is standing and playing.

However, a wheelchair ping-pong player wears a regular sportswear underpants. Therefore, the wheelchair ping - pong player wears the normal sportswear under the normal ping - pong player even though he / she realizes different posture and table tennis action, so he feels inconvenience when he / she wears due to the inconsistency of the posture and table tennis action and the sportswear.

Currently, the pants worn by a wheelchair ping-pong player does not reflect the posture of the wheelchair ping-pong player and the operation of the ping pong, which may hinder the optimization of table tennis action and posture.

Therefore, the object of the present invention is to provide a bottom for a wheelchair ping-pong player that enables the optimization of the ping-pong action and posture reflecting the ping-pong action and posture of the wheelchair ping-pong player.

A lower plate for a wheelchair ping-pong player according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a front plate pattern having one or more multi-arts corresponding to the periphery of the knee line to form a posture in which the table tennis seat sits on the wheelchair, And a rear plate pattern which is further provided above the waist line to extend to the periphery of the waist and is sewn to the side of the front plate pattern, and a rear plate pattern which is disposed between the front plate pattern and the back plate pattern on the side of the hip and waist, And an intermediate plate pattern having an inclined portion that gradually increases from the front to the rear and is connected to the stretching portion.

The stretching portion includes an eleventh end portion on the side and a twelfth end portion on the rear side with respect to the waist circumference, and may be the lowest from the eleventh end portion and higher toward the twelfth end portion from the eleventh end portion.

Wherein the inclined portion includes a 21st rear portion rearward from the side of the waist and a 22nd end portion forward of the waist and is progressively lowered from the 21st portion to the 22nd portion, And the 22nd ends are formed at the same height as the 31st ends of the side of the front plate pattern and can be connected to each other.

Wherein the front plate pattern forms a first line inclined forwardly from a reference point above the lap line and the back plate pattern forms a second line inclined backward from the reference point, A width gradually widened corresponding to the first line and the second line can be formed.

The back plate pattern may be formed by forming a plurality of arts connected to the intermediate plate pattern in the second line above the bottom line to form the extending portion.

The lower surface for the wheelchair ping-pong player according to an embodiment of the present invention includes an upper end of the elongated portion of the back plate pattern, an upper end of the inclined portion of the intermediate plate pattern and an upper end of the front plate pattern in an inclined manner, It may further comprise a waistband pattern.

One embodiment of the present invention is a method of forming a multi-art around a lumbar line of a front plate pattern to reflect the table tennis action and posture of a wheelchair table tennis player, providing an elongated portion above a back line of the back plate pattern, So that it is possible to optimize the table tennis action and attitude of the wheelchair table tennis player.

In one embodiment of the present invention, the multi-art around the front panel patterned ridges provides for proper coordination with the sitting posture and prevents the upward movement of the bodices from the sitting position, The inclined portion of the plate pattern can prevent the underwear from being exposed by covering the waist and the hips even in a sitting position.

1 is a plan view showing a basic pattern for a wheelchair table tennis player according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a front plate pattern, a back plate pattern and an intermediate plate pattern cut out using the basic pattern of FIG. 1; FIG.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings so that those skilled in the art can easily carry out the present invention. The present invention may be embodied in many different forms and is not limited to the embodiments described herein. In order to clearly illustrate the invention in the drawings, portions which are not related to the description are omitted, and the same or similar components are denoted by the same reference numerals throughout the description of the design.

1 is a plan view showing a basic pattern for a wheelchair table tennis player according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 1, the basic pattern 1 for a wheelchair ping-pong player can be applied to various design patterns using the folding, so that it can be used as a basic pattern of various sports pants.

A wheelchair table tennis athlete needs a suitably coordinated bottom for sitting in a wheelchair during table tennis. The basic pattern (1) is designed to connect the front plate (1a) and the back plate (1b) to each other, reflecting the dimensions of the seating position of a wheelchair disabled person, that is, a wheelchair table tennis player.

The basic pattern (1) is designed in a three-dimensional pattern in consideration of the characteristics of the seating position of the wheelchair table tennis player, so that the basic pattern (1) is formed so as to improve the wearing comfort. For example, the basic pattern 1 may be designed to prevent the upper and lower knees from being raised due to the knees bent and to prevent the waist and hips from being exposed due to sitting on the wheelchair.

That is, in the basic pattern 1, the billet L10 of the front plate 1a and the back plate 1b is set to 1/2 of the entire circumference of the barbie girdle, and the ridge line L20 is set to 1/2 of the entire circumference of the knee. do. Further, the back plate 1b is elongated at a higher slope (?, About 10 degrees) than the front. The front plate 1a is formed to be lower than the rear side by a predetermined height H (about 2 cm). Therefore, the basic pattern 1 is the highest at the rear from the top, and forms an inclination gradually lowering toward the side and forward.

FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a front plate pattern, a back plate pattern and an intermediate plate pattern cut out using the basic pattern of FIG. 1; FIG. Referring to FIG. 2, the lower surface for a wheelchair ping footer according to an embodiment includes a front plate pattern 20, a back plate pattern 30, and an intermediate plate pattern 40 that are sewn to each other.

The front plate pattern 20 has one or more multi-arts 21 corresponding to the periphery of the knee line L20 so that the table tennis player is sitting on the wheelchair. For example, the arts 21 are formed in three pieces, and are arranged on the ridge line L20 and the upper and lower sides thereof, respectively, so that the front plate pattern 20 can have a shape corresponding to the sitting position.

For example, the multi-art 21 is formed with a length of about 2 cm set in the longitudinal direction of the front plate pattern 20 and a depth of 5 cm set in the width direction. The three darts 21 reduce the length of the cutout CL1 of the front plate pattern 20 by about 6 cm in the longitudinal direction so that the length of the cutout CL1 is reduced to the center line CL2 ) Is set to be 6 cm shorter than the length.

And the front plate pattern 20 has an additional length DELTA L that is longer than the back plate pattern 30. [ The additional length [Delta] L compensates for the length of the pulled up billet 22 to prevent the billet 22 from climbing when seated. Thus, the front plate pattern 20 forms an attitude in which the table tennis player sits in the wheel chair by the art 21 and the additional length? L.

The back plate pattern 30 further includes a stretching portion 31 extending around the waist so as to cover the hip and waist of the wheelchair ping pong player in a sitting posture so as to form the incline reduction CL1 of the front plate pattern 20 And is sewn to the side.

As an example, the stretching portion 31 includes an eleventh end 311 located at the lateral end and a twelfth end 312 located at the rear end with respect to the waist circumference, and the lowest portion at the eleventh end 311 And is the highest at the twelfth end 312. That is, the elongated portion 31 is provided above the rising line L30, and becomes gradually higher from the eleventh end 311 on the side to the twelfth end 312 on the rear side.

The elongated portion 31 connected to the eleventh and twelfth ends 311 and 312 is formed so as to correspond to the sitting posture so that the hip and waist of the wheelchair ping pong player can be covered Let's do it.

The intermediate plate pattern 40 is disposed between the front plate pattern 20 and the back plate pattern 30 at the sides of the hips and waist and sewed to the front plate pattern 20 and the back plate pattern 30, And is connected to the elongating portion 31 by having an inclined portion 42 that increases.

For example, the inclined portion 42 includes a twenty-first end portion 421 located at the rear end and a twenty-second end portion 422 located at the front end in the lateral direction on the basis of the waist circumference, To the twenty-second end 422 thereof.

The twenty-first end portion 421 is formed at the same height as the eleventh end portion 311 of the back plate pattern 30 and connected to each other and the twenty-second end portion 422 is connected to the third end portion 231 on the side of the front plate pattern 20, And are connected to each other.

The back plate pattern 30, the intermediate plate pattern 40 and the front plate pattern 20 are the highest at the twelfth end 312 and the eleventh end 311 and the twenty first end 421 and the twenty second end 422 ) And the 31st end 231 of the tapered line.

The lower body for a wheelchair ping-pong player further includes a waistband pattern (50). The waistband pattern 50 is sewed so that the upper end of the elongated portion 31 of the back plate pattern 30, the upper end of the inclined portion 42 of the intermediate plate pattern 40 and the upper end of the front plate pattern 20 are inclinedly connected, When the athlete is seated in a wheelchair, make him / her level.

An inclined portion 42 connected to the eleventh and twelfth ends 311 and 312 and connected to the twenty-first and twenty-second ends 421 and 422 and a waistband pattern 50 to be sewn thereon, Is configured to correspond to an attitude sitting on the wheelchair, and it is possible to cover the hip and waist of a wheelchair ping pong player in a sitting posture.

On the other hand, the front plate pattern 20 forms a first line L1 inclined forward from the reference point P above the knee line L20, and the back plate pattern 30 forms a first line L1 inclining forward from the reference point P And the intermediate plate pattern 40 has a width W gradually increasing from the reference point P to the waist portion and corresponding to the first line L1 and the second line L2, . The intermediate plate pattern 40 may have a substantially wedge shape when viewed from the side.

The back plate pattern 30 forms the elongated portion 31 by forming the darts 32 connected to the intermediate plate pattern 40 in the second upper line L2 of the ridge L30. That is, the multi-art 32 has a depth of 5 cm and a width of 4 cm along the second line L2 from the side of the back plate pattern 30 to the rear. Therefore, the elongated portion 31 can be further extended by 4 cm in length from the rear than the second line L2. The stretching portion 31 further includes an extension 33 of 2 cm in length behind the upper portion of the multi-art 32.

That is, the stretching part 31 can realize a difference of 6 cm in length from the side and rear by reducing the length on the second line L2 on the side with the multi-art 32 and increasing the length from the rear by the stretching part 33. In other words, the elongated portion 31 having a structure of reducing from the side and extending from the rear can sufficiently cover the hip and waist portion of the table tennis player sitting on the wheelchair. Since the elongated portion 31 covers the buttocks and the waist, it is possible to give a comfortable fit to the wheelchair table tennis player.

While the invention has been shown and described with reference to certain preferred embodiments thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.

1: basic pattern 1a: front plate
1b: back plate 20: front plate pattern
21, 32: Da art 30: Back plate pattern
31: kidney part 33: always pregnant
40: intermediate plate pattern 42:
50: waistband pattern 231: 31st end
311: eleventh end portion 312: twelfth end portion
421: the 21st end portion 422: the 22nd end portion
L1: first line L2: second line
L20: Knee line L30: Rise line
P: Reference point W: Width
ΔL: additional length

Claims (6)

A front plate pattern having one or more darts corresponding to the periphery of the knee to form a posture in which a table tennis ovule sits on a wheelchair;
A back plate pattern which is further provided on a rising line extending from the sitting posture to the waist to cover the hip and waist, and is sewn to the side of the front plate pattern; And
An intermediate plate pattern disposed between the front plate pattern and the back plate pattern at a side of the hip and waist and having an inclined portion sewn to the front plate pattern and the back plate pattern and gradually increasing in height from the front to the back,
For wheelchair table tennis players. The method according to claim 1,
The extension
An eleventh end portion of the side and a twelfth end portion of the rear end on the basis of the waist circumference,
Lower than the eleventh end and higher from the eleventh end to the twelfth end of the rearward, for a wheelchair ping pong player. 3. The method of claim 2,
The inclined portion
A rear end 21 at the side and a front end 22 at the waist circumference,
Progressively lowering from the 21st end to the 22nd end,
The 21st end
The first and second ends being formed at the same height as the eleventh end and connected to each other,
The 22nd end
A lower portion of the wheelchair table tennis player, which is formed at the same height as the 31st end of the front plate pattern side and connected to each other. The method of claim 3,
The front plate pattern
Forming a first line inclined forwardly from a reference point above the lumbar line,
The back plate pattern
Forming a second line inclined rearward from the reference point,
The intermediate plate pattern
A lower portion for a wheelchair table tennis player forming a gradually widening width corresponding to the first line and the second line while climbing from the reference point to the waist portion. 5. The method of claim 4,
The back plate pattern
A lower portion of the wheelchair table tennis player forming the elongate portion by forming a plurality of arts connected to the intermediate plate pattern in the second line above the bottom line. The method according to claim 1,
Further comprising a waistband pattern that connects the top of the elongate portion of the backplate pattern, the top of the inclined portion of the midplate pattern and the top of the frontplate pattern in an inclined manner to form a horizontal position in the sitting position.

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