KR20230002298U - Health aid corrective shoes - Google Patents

Abstract

The health aid corrective shoe according to the present invention includes a first wearing unit worn on the wearer's right foot and a second wearing unit worn on the wearer's left foot, and the first wearing unit and the second wearing unit are worn on the wearer's right foot. The knee and the left knee are integrally formed so as to be close to each other, or are separably coupled to each other.

Description

Health aid corrective shoes {HEALTH AID CORRECTIVE SHOES}

The present invention relates to health supplementary corrective shoes that can improve correct posture and exercise balance during squat exercise. More specifically, health supplementary corrective shoes that can continuously maintain the natural contact state of both feet and knees when worn. It's about shoes.

In general, shoes are worn to protect the human body's feet, and are manufactured in various shapes and types. They typically include an outer shell that covers and protects the instep and ankle area, and a shoe sole that relieves the shock applied to the sole of the foot when walking. It consists of

To absorb the shock transmitted from the ground to the sole of the foot when walking, shoes provide soles made of cushioning materials such as rubber and foam sponge with excellent cushioning power, or shoe soles with built-in elastic restorers such as air bags or springs. It also provides.

Meanwhile, in recent years, many corrective shoes have been proposed to correct feet.

In general, corrective shoes are shoes that allow the abnormal shape of the foot to be corrected to normal.

There are differences in how big or small the foot correction is, but it allows the deformed foot shape to be maintained normally, while also providing foot comfort and correction of walking posture for the general public.

For example, in the case of sole correction, if the sole has an abnormal shape, such as a flat foot, it is formed into a normal shape, which has a positive effect on foot fatigue while walking and other health.

However, conventional shoes are composed of separate structures worn on the left and right feet, respectively, and in the case of the insole that supports the sole, the general structure is formed so that the slope gradually decreases from the rear side that supports the heel to the front side that supports the toes. As a result, there is a problem that it is difficult and difficult to exercise with the feet and legs together when doing exercises such as squats.

In addition, conventional shoes have a problem in that they have no corrective effect for walking with crossed legs or cross-legged walking.

Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1205383

This invention was created to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it can guide the wearer to do a squad-like exercise with the right and left feet together and the right and left knees together, and the right and left feet moving during the exercise process. It prevents unnecessary use of body parts and muscles other than those used correctly during squat exercises by keeping the right and left knees together at all times, while straightening the distorted pelvis and legs, and squat exercises. The purpose is to improve the ability and effectiveness of squat exercises, prevent disc problems by strengthening the muscles of the legs (quadriceps) and lower back, and provide health-supporting corrective shoes that can correct distorted pelvis or legs.

The purpose is to provide health-assisted corrective shoes that can correct nasolabial gait and cross-leggedness by guiding people to walk with the inner surfaces of the right and left feet facing each other positioned at a lower height than the outer surfaces.

The health aid corrective shoe according to the present invention includes a first wearing unit worn on the wearer's right foot and a second wearing unit worn on the wearer's left foot, and the first wearing unit and the second wearing unit are worn on the wearer's right foot. The knee and the left knee are integrally formed so as to be close to each other, or are separably coupled to each other.

In addition, the first wearing unit and the second wearing unit each include a functional cushioning cushion whose upper surface supports the sole of the wearer's foot; An anti-slip portion disposed on the bottom of the functional cushioning cushion; and an upper connected to the functional cushioning cushion and surrounding the foot, wherein the upper surfaces of the functional cushioning cushions are formed to have a slope that gradually increases from one side facing each other to the other side, thereby encouraging both knees of the wearer to come into contact.

In addition, the first wearing unit and the second wearing unit each include a functional cushioning cushion whose upper surface supports the sole of the wearer's foot; An anti-slip portion disposed on the bottom of the functional cushioning cushion; And a band-shaped upper connected to the functional cushioning cushion and covering only a certain area of the foot, wherein the upper surfaces of the functional cushioning cushions are formed to have a slope that gradually increases from one side facing each other to the other side, so that the wearer's volume is increased. Encourage the knees to touch.

And, it is coupled to extend rearward of at least one of the first wearing unit and the second wearing unit, and further includes a support part that supports the wearer's hips.

The support part includes a seating part that is coupled to extend rearward of at least one of the first wearing unit and the second wearing unit and is horizontally arranged; a support extending a certain length on the upper surface of the seating portion; A support plate coupled to the top of the support; At least one elastic support part installed on the upper surface of the support plate; and a cushion portion coupled to the upper surface of the elastic support portion and supporting the wearer's buttocks.

The health aid corrective shoes according to the present design can guide the wearer to do squat-like exercises with the right and left knees together while keeping the right and left feet together, and prevent the right and left feet from moving during the exercise process while maintaining the right and left feet. By keeping your knees and left knees together at all times, you can straighten your pelvis and legs that are out of alignment while preventing unnecessary use of body parts and muscles other than those used correctly during squad exercises, and improving squat exercise ability and squat exercises. By improving the effect, it has the effect of strengthening the muscles of the legs and waist and correcting distorted pelvis or legs.

In addition, by guiding the person to walk with the inner surfaces of the right and left feet facing each other positioned at a lower height than the outer surfaces, it is possible to correct the nasolabial step and crossed legs, and the effect of correcting straight legs can be expected.

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing health assistance corrective shoes according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a rear view showing health assistance corrective shoes according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a perspective view showing health assistance corrective shoes according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4 is a rear view showing health assistance corrective shoes according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 5 is a front view showing a first functional cushioning cushion and a second functional cushioning cushion applied to health aid corrective shoes according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 6 is a perspective view showing an example of a support portion applied to a health assistance corrective shoe according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The advantages and features of the present invention and methods for achieving them will become clear by referring to the embodiments described in detail below along with the accompanying drawings.

However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below, but may be implemented in various different forms. The present embodiments are merely provided to ensure that the disclosure of the present invention is complete, and that common knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention pertains is provided. It is provided to fully inform those who have the scope of the invention, and the invention is only defined by the scope of the claims. Like reference numerals refer to like elements throughout the specification.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to drawings for explaining health aid corrective shoes according to embodiments of the present invention.

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing health assistance corrective shoes according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a rear view showing health assistance corrective shoes according to an embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 3 is another view of the health assistance corrective shoes according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view showing health assistance corrective shoes according to an embodiment, Figure 4 is a rear view showing health assistance corrective shoes according to another embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 5 is a health assistance corrective shoe according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a front view showing a first functional cushioning cushion and a second functional cushioning cushion applied to auxiliary corrective shoes, and Figure 6 is a perspective view showing an example of a support portion applied to health auxiliary corrective shoes according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The health assistance corrective shoe (1) according to an embodiment of the present invention allows the wearer to maintain both feet and both knees in natural contact when performing a squat exercise, thus improving the lumbar core and maintaining exercise balance, and maintaining the balance of the exercise. It is a design that can simultaneously strengthen the muscles and correct the distorted pelvis and lower body.

To this end, the health assistance corrective shoes (1) according to an embodiment of the present invention include a first wearing unit (110, 210) worn on the wearer's right foot (2), and a second wearing unit (110, 210) worn on the wearer's left foot (3) 120,220) and a support portion 300 that supports the wearer's buttocks when performing exercises such as squats.

For example, the first wearing units 110 and 210 and the second wearing units 120 and 220 may be manufactured as an integrated piece attached to each other.

These first wearing units 110 and 210 and second wearing units 120 and 220 may be formed in the shape of shoes or slippers.

Figure 1 shows an example in which the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120 are formed in the shape of a sneaker, and the first and second functional cushioning cushions 111 and 121 are formed integrally with each other, and the first and second wearing units 110 and 120 are formed in the shape of sneakers. It may include at least one of anti-slip portions 112 and 122 and first and second uppers 113 and 123.

The first functional cushioning cushion 111 corresponds to the midsole, and its upper surface supports the sole of the wearer's right foot.

The first functional cushioning cushion 111 may be made of any one of urethane, rubber, and sponge materials to reduce foot fatigue while relieving shock applied to the feet.

At this time, it is revealed that the material of the first functional cushioning cushion 111 is not limited to urethane, rubber, or sponge material, and may be formed of any of various materials that can provide a cushioning feeling to the wearer.

The first anti-slip portion 112 corresponds to the outsole, is coupled to the bottom of the first functional cushioning cushion 111, and comes into contact with the ground.

On the bottom of the first anti-slip portion 112, a plurality of treads and grooves may be formed at regular intervals and patterns to prevent slipping.

The first anti-slip portion 112 is made of a material that prevents slipping by generating friction with the ground.

As an example, the first anti-slip portion 112 may be made of rubber or urethane material.

The first upper 113 has a receiving space inside which the wearer's right foot 2 is accommodated, and an opening through which the wearer's right foot 2 enters and exits is formed on one side.

The wearer's right foot (2) is wrapped by the first upper (113) while seated on the first functional cushioning cushion. As a result, the wearer's right foot 2 is fixed by the first upper 113 and movement is prevented in the first functional cushioning 111.

The first upper 113 may be made of any one of leather, cloth, urethane, and fiber.

The second functional cushioning cushion 121 corresponds to the midsole, and its upper surface supports the wearer's left sole.

The second functional cushioning cushion 121 may be made of any one of urethane, rubber, and sponge materials to reduce foot fatigue while relieving shock applied to the feet.

At this time, it is revealed that the material of the second functional cushioning cushion 121 is not limited to urethane, rubber, or sponge material, and may be formed of any of various materials that can provide a cushioning feeling to the wearer.

The second anti-slip portion 122 corresponds to the outsole, is coupled to the bottom of the second functional cushioning cushion 121, and comes into contact with the ground.

On the bottom of the second anti-slip portion 122, a plurality of treads and grooves may be formed at regular intervals and patterns to prevent slipping.

The second anti-slip portion 122 is made of a material that prevents slipping by generating friction with the ground.

For example, the second anti-slip portion 122 may be made of rubber or urethane material.

The second upper 123 has a receiving space inside which the wearer's left foot 3 is accommodated, and an opening through which the wearer's left foot 3 enters and exits is formed on one side.

The wearer's left foot (3) is wrapped by the second upper (123) while seated on the second functional cushioning cushion. As a result, the wearer's left foot 3 is fixed by the second upper 123 and movement is prevented in the first functional cushioning 111.

The second upper 123 may be made of any one of leather, cloth, urethane, and fiber.

In particular, as shown in Figure 4, the upper surfaces of the first functional cushioning cushion 111 and the second functional cushioning cushion 121 are formed to have inclined surfaces 111a and 121a that gradually increase from one side to the other side connected to each other. .

In other words, the upper surfaces of the first functional cushioning cushion 111 and the second functional cushioning cushion 121 are inner surfaces (111b, 211b) corresponding to the inner surfaces (2a, 3a) of the wearer's right foot (2) and left foot (3). , 121b, 221b) is formed to have slopes (111a, 121a) that gradually become higher toward the outside (111c, 211c, 121c, 221c) corresponding to the outer surfaces of the wearer's right foot (2) and left foot (3).

Accordingly, the first functional cushioning cushion 111 and the second functional cushioning cushion 121 are formed so that their cross-sectional thicknesses gradually become thicker from one side to the other side.

In addition, the combined shape of the first functional cushioning cushion 111 and the second functional cushioning cushion 121 may be formed in an approximately “V” shape.

As described above, when the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120 are formed as one piece, the right foot 2 and the left foot 3 are formed into the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit, respectively. When worn at (120), the right foot (2) and left foot (3) come together in one place, the medial surfaces (2a, 3a) come into contact with each other, and the right knee and left knee naturally become closer. In addition, due to the inclined surfaces 111a and 121a of the first functional cushioning cushion 111 and the second functional cushioning cushion 121, the inner surfaces 2a and 3a of the right foot 2 and the left foot 3 are located at the bottom, respectively. It is positioned and tilted so that the outer surface is located at the top, so the right and left knees naturally come into contact.

Therefore, the wearer can be guided to do a squad-like exercise with the right foot (2) and left foot (3) together and the right and left knees together, and the right foot (2) and left foot (3) move during the exercise process. It prevents unnecessary use of body parts and muscles other than those used correctly during squad exercises by keeping the right and left knees together at all times, while straightening the pelvis and legs that are out of alignment. The effect can be improved.

Meanwhile, although not shown in the drawings, the above-described first wearing unit 110 and second wearing unit 120 are not limited to being formed as one piece, and may be separated into a pair like ordinary shoes.

In this case, the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120 each include velcro tapes attached to each other, so that they can be separably coupled to each other.

As another example, the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120 may be male and female coupled to each other through protrusions and fixing grooves.

Specifically, a plurality of protrusions are formed at regular intervals on one of the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120, and fixing grooves into which the protrusions are respectively inserted and fixed are formed at regular intervals on the other one. , the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120 can be detachably coupled.

At this time, the velcro tape or protrusions and fixing grooves may be formed on at least one of the first and second functional cushioning cushions 111 and 121 or the first and second uppers 113 and 123.

In this way, when the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120 are implemented to be separable, the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120 can be separated when not performing squad exercise. Next, you can improve the space utilization of the shoe cabinet by storing them in a stacked form in the top and bottom directions.

In addition, as described above, when the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120 are manufactured in a separable structure, when the squat exercise is not performed, the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120 ) can be separated and used for walking.

In particular, since the first functional cushioning cushion 111 and the second functional cushioning cushion 121 are formed to have inclined surfaces 111a and 121a, respectively, a pedestrian can use the first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 120. When walking after wearing it on your left and right feet, you can prevent walking with crossed legs or cross-legged steps. As a result, the effect of correcting nasolabial gait and cross-leggedness can be expected.

Meanwhile, Figures 3 and 4 show an example in which the first wearing unit 210 and the second wearing unit 220 are formed in the shape of slippers, and include the first and second functional cushioning cushions 211 and 221 and the first and second slippers. It may include at least one of the prevention portions 212 and 222 and the first and second uppers 213 and 223.

The first and second functional buffer cushions (211,221) and the first and second anti-slip parts (212,222) are the same as the above-described first and second functional buffer cushions (111,121) and the first and second anti-slip parts (112,122). The difference in the embodiment is that the first and second uppers 213 and 223 are formed in a band shape that only covers a certain area of the wearer's instep.

Additionally, the first and second uppers 213 and 223 may be formed to have a substantially dome shape or a curved cross-sectional shape to surround the instep.

The first and second uppers 213 and 223 are attached on one side facing each other.

And, the other side of the first upper 213 is jointly coupled to the side of the first functional cushioning cushion 211 and the first anti-slip portion 212.

In addition, the other side of the second upper 223 is jointly coupled to the side of the second functional cushioning cushion 221 and the second anti-slip portion 222.

In this way, when the first and second uppers 213 and 223 are formed in a strip shape, the external exposed area of the foot can be expanded compared to the embodiment of FIG. 1 to prevent sweat from building up in the feet during squat exercise.

The first wearing unit 110 and the second wearing unit 220 described above are not limited to the shape of sneakers or slippers, and can be changed into various shapes such as shoes, shoes, boots, and sandals.

Next, with reference to FIG. 6, the support portion 300 applied to the health assistive corrective shoe 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described.

The support part 300 may include at least one of a seating part 301, a support 302, a support plate 303, an elastic support part 304, and a cushion part 305.

The seating portion 301 is coupled to extend to the rear of at least one of the first functional cushioning cushions 111 and 211 and the second functional cushioning cushions 121 and 221.

The seating portion 301 may be formed in a rectangular bar shape with a constant length and thickness.

Protrusions that are spaced apart from each other are formed on the seating portion 301, and fixing grooves into which the projections of the seating portion 301 are inserted and fixed are formed on the first functional cushioning cushions 111 and 211 and the second functional cushioning cushions 121 and 221.

Therefore, the protrusions of the seating portion 301 are inserted into the fixing grooves of the first functional cushioning cushions 111 and 211 and the fixing grooves of the second functional cushioning cushions 121 and 221, respectively, to attach the seating portion 301 to the first functional cushioning cushion ( 111,211) and the second functional cushioning cushion (121,221).

The seating portion 301 is arranged horizontally and is seated on the ground.

The support 302 is vertically coupled to the upper surface of the seating portion 301.

A protrusion is formed on the bottom of the support 302, and a fixing groove into which the protrusion of the support 302 is inserted and fixed is formed on the upper surface of the seating portion 301.

Therefore, the support 302 can be coupled to the seating portion 301 by inserting the protrusions of the support 302 into each fixing groove of the seating portion 301.

The support plate 303 is coupled to the top of the support 302 through any one selected from bolts, pieces, and adhesives.

At least one elastic support part 304 is installed on the upper surface of the support plate 303.

The elastic support portion 304 may be formed of a coil spring or a leaf spring to elastically support the wearer's load.

The drawing shows an example in which a plurality of elastic supports 304 are installed at regular intervals on the upper surface of the support plate 303. In addition, an example in which the elastic support portion 304 is formed of a coil spring is shown.

The cushion portion 305 includes a coupling plate 3051 coupled to the upper surface of the elastic support portion 304.

The cushion portion 305 is installed on the upper surface of the coupling plate 3051.

The cushion portion 305 supports the wearer's buttocks and may be formed of a sponge or cushion to provide a comfortable cushioning feeling.

When the support portion 300 is combined with the first functional cushioning cushion 111 and the second functional cushioning cushion 121 and then performs a squat exercise, it supports the wearer's buttocks when bending the knees and lowering the buttocks to prevent falling backwards. can do.

In other words, if you repeat the squat exercise several times, your legs may lose strength and you may fall down. However, as the cushion part 305 supports your hips, you can prevent falling accidents.

In addition, by arranging the height of the cushion part 305 at a relatively low position, it is possible to prevent the wearer's buttocks from contacting the cushion part 305 when performing a normal squat exercise, and to prevent strength from being exerted on the legs due to repetitive squat exercises. Once released, you can sit on the cushion part 305 and take a rest.

In addition, when the wearer sits on the cushion unit 305, the elastic support unit 304 elastically supports the wearer's load, thereby preventing shock from being applied to the wearer's waist.

A person skilled in the art to which this invention belongs will understand that the present invention can be implemented in other specific forms without changing its technical idea or essential features. Therefore, the embodiments described above should be understood in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is indicated by the scope of the patent claims described later rather than the detailed description above, and all changes or modified forms derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and their equivalent concepts are included in the scope of the present invention. must be interpreted.

1: Health assistance corrective shoes 110,210: First wearing unit
111,211: first functional buffer 111a, 211a, 121a, 221a: slope
112,212: first non-slip part 113,213: first upper
120,220: Second wearing unit 121,221: Second functional cushioning cushion
122,222: 2nd non-slip part 123,223: 2nd upper
300: support part 301: seating part
302: support 303: support plate
304: elastic support part 305: cushion part
3051: Combined plate

Claims (4)

It includes a first wearing unit worn on the wearer's right foot and a second wearing unit worn on the wearer's left foot, wherein the first wearing unit and the second wearing unit are integrated so that the wearer's right knee and left knee are close to each other. Health aid corrective shoes formed or separably joined to each other.
According to paragraph 1,
The first wearing unit and the second wearing unit are each,
A functional cushioning cushion whose upper surface supports the soles of the wearer's feet;
An anti-slip portion disposed on the bottom of the functional cushioning cushion; and
It includes an upper connected to the functional cushioning cushion and surrounding the foot,
The upper surface of the functional cushioning cushions is formed to have a slope that gradually increases from one side facing each other to the other side, and is a health aid corrective shoe that induces both knees of the wearer to contact each other.
According to paragraph 1,
The first wearing unit and the second wearing unit are each,
A functional cushioning cushion whose upper surface supports the soles of the wearer's feet;
An anti-slip portion disposed on the bottom of the functional cushioning cushion; and
It is connected to the functional cushioning cushion and includes a band-shaped upper that covers only a certain area of the foot,
The upper surface of the functional cushioning cushions is formed to have a slope that gradually increases from one side facing each other to the other side, and is a health aid corrective shoe that induces both knees of the wearer to contact each other.
According to paragraph 1,
Health aid corrective shoes are coupled to extend rearward of at least one of the first and second wearing units and further include a support portion that supports the wearer's buttocks.

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