KR20230138600A - Nonpower acupressure treatment device - Google Patents

Abstract

The non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention includes a body; a hip support and backrest sliding on the body; and an acupressure roller that moves up and down on the backrest in conjunction with the movement of the hip support.

Description

Non-powered acupressure treatment device {NONPOWER ACUPRESSURE TREATMENT DEVICE}

The present invention relates to a non-powered acupressure treatment device, and more particularly to a non-powered acupressure treatment device that can simultaneously exercise the lower body and massage the back by moving the legs.

In general, modern people often lead sedentary lives, so their spine is prone to becoming abnormal, such as becoming limp, and their spinal muscles are tense, so they often complain of fatigue easily.

In addition, to compensate for the lack of exercise, people enjoy the gym. In particular, as the amount of exercise in the legs becomes increasingly insufficient due to self-driving, etc., the muscles in the legs gradually lose strength and become lethargic, and people have to sit in a chair for long periods of time to work. Modern people tend to have very weak legs.

Therefore, it is recommended to periodically stretch to relax atrophied muscles, but few people practice this, and furthermore, such stretching alone cannot improve tense back muscles or weakened leg muscles.

Of course, you can get a massage to correct bad posture and relieve tense back muscles, or go hiking or do weight training to increase leg strength, but this also requires spending a lot of time or money, so only some people do it. It is currently being done. Most massage devices and leg exercise devices are bulky, heavy, and expensive, making it realistically difficult to use them at home.

As can be seen from published patent 10-2002-0058123, the existing acupressure treatment device has a shape that allows the therapist to lie down, and has a main body with a space of a certain size formed inside, and is provided in the longitudinal direction along both walls of the main body space. An acupressure device in which a guide rail is provided to form a line corresponding to the curved line of the human body, a rotating pin that is inserted into the guide rail and is transported in contact with a bearing is provided on both sides, and a plurality of rotating rollers are provided on the upper side to enable rotational acupressure. A roller, a drive unit connected to and driven by a wire with a motor provided on both walls of the acupressure roller and the main body, and a pulley is fixed to the other end of the main body so that the wye can be fixed, and at the same time, the pulley is connected as a ring so that the pulley can move up and down. It is provided with a tension control unit with a threaded part formed on one side to adjust the tension as a nut, and a tension control unit that seals the upper side of the main body space and at the same time is provided so as not to interfere with the transport of the acupressure roller, and is elastic and strong to prevent parts of the body from falling out. The basic feature of its technical composition is that it is in the form of a cloth pulled and includes a fixed anti-falling plate.

However, conventional acupressure treatment devices cannot be used for lower body exercise because the user only lies down. In addition, in order to move the acupressure roller, it is necessary to have a motor and a driving part connected to each other by a wire, so not only is a power source required to drive the motor, but the acupressure roller must move while applying the necessary amount of pressure to the user's lumbar spine. As it moves along the back, it generates a lot of resistance and there is a risk of it breaking down.

Therefore, in order to solve this problem, there is a need to develop an acupressure treatment device with a structure in which the user moves the acupressure roller instead of moving the acupressure roller with a driving part.

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Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-2002-0058123

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a non-powered acupressure treatment device with a new structure.

In addition, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a non-powered acupressure treatment device that has a simple structure and is easy to install and use at home or outdoors without power.

Additionally, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a non-powered acupressure treatment device that can simultaneously perform leg exercises and back acupressure.

Additionally, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a non-powered acupressure treatment device that can perform acupressure and exercise while being used like a chair.

The non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention includes a body; a hip support and backrest sliding on the body; and an acupressure roller that moves up and down on the backrest in conjunction with the movement of the hip support.

The present invention has the advantage of providing a non-powered acupressure treatment device with a new structure.

In addition, the present invention has the advantage of providing a non-powered acupressure treatment device that has a simple structure and is easy to install and use at home or outdoors without power.

Additionally, the present invention has the advantage of providing a non-powered acupressure treatment device that can simultaneously perform leg exercises and back acupressure.

Additionally, the present invention has the advantage of providing a non-powered acupressure treatment device that can perform acupressure and exercise while being used like a chair.

Figures 1 and 2 are diagrams showing the case where the non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention is in the first operating position.
Figures 3 and 4 are diagrams showing a case where the non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention is in the second operating position.
Figure 5 is a diagram illustrating another embodiment of the non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention in which acupressure protrusions are formed on the acupressure roller.
Figure 6 is a diagram illustrating another embodiment of the non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention in which a plurality of acupressure rollers are formed.

Hereinafter, the non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.

Figures 1 and 2 are diagrams showing a case where the non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention is in the first operating position, and Figures 3 and 4 show a case where the non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention is in the second operating position. This is a drawing showing.

Referring to Figures 1 to 4, the non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention has a structure that allows the user to perform back massage (acupressure treatment) while exercising the legs while sitting on a chair.

The non-powered acupressure treatment device of the present invention is provided with a hip support 31 and a backrest 32 on which the user's hips and back are positioned.

The backrest 32 is coupled to the hip support 31 and extends upward. The backrest 32 may be formed in a convex shape toward the direction in which the back is located so as to comfortably support the user's back when seated on the hip support 31 and to provide an acupressure effect.

The lower side of the hip support 31 includes a body 15 coupled to enable the hip support 31 to slide. The body 15 supports the hip support 31 and guides movement. The body 15 may include a guide bar 14, which supports the hip support 31 and guides its movement. Additionally, the body 15 may include a sliding support 13, which may serve to support the hip support 31 together with the guide bar 14.

The hip support 31 is installed to be able to slide on the body 15 including a guide bar 14 and a sliding support 13. The hip support 31 is a guide bar formed on the sliding support 13 ( 14) and moves according to the guidance of the guide bar 14. In an embodiment, the guide bar 14 may be formed on both left and right sides, respectively, and may be formed to penetrate the hip support 31.

The body 15 is formed in a shape inclined at a predetermined angle, and the direction in which force is applied by gravity at the inclined angle, that is, allows the hip support 31 to return to its original position even without a tension spring to return it to its original position.

A foot support 11 is formed on the front side of the hip support 31, and a connecting member 12 may be installed between the foot support 11 and the sliding support 13. The connecting member 12 does not necessarily have to be provided, and it is possible for the sliding support 13 to extend to the foot support 11.

The foot support 11 is formed in a shape inclined at a predetermined angle with respect to the ground, and may be formed at an angle where the soles of the feet can be comfortably positioned when the user sits on the hip support 31.

The connecting member 12 may include a stopper 12a that prevents the hip support 31 from moving further downward by sliding on the sliding support 13 or may be formed in a form capable of functioning as a stopper. In addition, the guide bars 21 may be disposed on both sides of the connecting member 12.

Meanwhile, a tension spring 22 may be installed at the position of the guide bar 15 between the foot support 11 and the hip support 31 to strengthen the lower body exercise. In addition to the user's body weight, the tension spring ( More force is required to push upward as much as the tensile force of 220. One or more tension springs 22 can be installed to adjust the tensile strength, and one side is fixed to the foot support 11 and the other side is fixed to the foot support 11. It can be fixed to the side of the hip support (31).

Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, when the user sits on the hip rest 31 and spreads his knees to push up the hip rest 31, a tension force is generated in the tension spring 22 and the hip rest 31 is lifted. Because the force that pulls (31) is applied, the user can perform more powerful leg exercises than when force is applied to the legs and only the body weight is pushed up. Conversely, when moving again as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, force is applied to the legs while the user applies appropriate force to slowly lower the hip support 31, allowing the user to exercise the legs.

The sliding support 13 has a height-adjustable support member 16 formed on the rear side so that it is disposed inclined at a certain angle.

The backrest 32 is formed in the form of a square frame with an empty interior, and long holes 32a penetrating the inside and outside may be formed on both sides of the square frame. The long hole 32a extends in the vertical direction of the backrest 32. As the backrest 32 is formed to be convex toward the front, the long hole 32a is also formed to be convex toward the front.

A roller shaft 33 and an acupressure roller 34 coupled to the roller shaft 33 may be installed in the long hole 32a. In addition, the roller shaft 33 may be coupled to the support member 16 through the first interlocking shaft 35 and the second interlocking shaft 36. The first interlocking shaft 35 may be rotatably coupled to the second interlocking shaft 36, and the second interlocking shaft 36 may be rotatably coupled to the support member 16.

As the backrest 32 slides rearward, a force point is formed on the roller shaft 33 at a point where the backrest 32 and the roller shaft 33 come into contact, and the second interlocking shaft 36 When the point connected to the support member 16 becomes the fulcrum, the point of action is applied to the roller shaft 33 between the force point and the fulcrum, so that the second type lever principle acts, and the roller shaft 33 moves along the long hole 32a. As it rotates, it moves upward. At this time, the acupressure roller 34 coupled with the roller shaft 33 rotates to apply acupressure pressure to the user's back. Conversely, as the backrest 32 slides forward, the roll shaft 33 rotates along the long hole 32a and moves downward to apply pressure to the user's back.

In this way, the present invention enables leg exercise in the process of sliding the hip support 31, and at the same time, it is an acupressure roller that moves only in conjunction with the movement of the hip support 31 without a power device such as an electric motor. Through (34), you can achieve the effect of acupressure on your back.

Figure 5 is a diagram illustrating another embodiment of the exercise device according to the present invention in which acupressure protrusions are formed on an acupressure roller.

As shown in Figure 5, the acupressure roller 34 is formed with an acupressure protrusion 34a on the outer peripheral surface, and the acupressure protrusion 34a can maximize the acupressure effect by stimulating the user's back more strongly.

Figure 6 is a diagram illustrating another embodiment of the non-powered acupressure treatment device according to the present invention in which a plurality of acupressure rollers are formed.

As shown in FIG. 6, the acupressure roller 34 may be formed in plural pieces, such as the first acupressure roller 341 and the second acupressure roller 342. In this case, the effect of acupressure is further increased and rotation is smooth. This is possible.

Although the above description focuses on the examples, this is only an example and does not limit the present invention, and those skilled in the art will be able to You will see that various variations and applications are possible. For example, each component specifically shown in the examples can be modified and implemented. And these variations and differences in application should be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention as defined in the appended claims.

11; foot support, 12; connecting member, 12a; stopper, 13; sliding support, 14; guide bar, 15; body, 16; support member, 22; tension spring, 31; hip support, 32; backrest, 32a; Janghol, 33; roller shaft, 34; Acupressure roller, 34a; Acupressure protrusions, 35; first linkage axis, 36; 2nd interlocking axis

Claims (10)

body;
a hip support and backrest sliding on the body; and
A non-powered acupressure treatment device including an acupressure roller that moves up and down on the backrest in conjunction with the movement of the hip support. According to clause 1,
The backrest is formed to be convex toward the front, and is formed in the form of a square frame with an empty interior, and long holes are formed on both sides of the square frame penetrating the inside and outside so that the acupressure roller can move up and down. A non-powered acupressure treatment device. According to clause 1,
A non-powered acupressure treatment device in which the acupressure roller is coupled to a roller shaft, and the roller shaft is coupled to an interlocking shaft rotatably coupled to a support member of the body. According to clause 3,
The interlocking shaft is coupled to the roller shaft and rotatably coupled to the roller shaft so that the roller shaft moves along the long hole, and is rotatably coupled to the first interlocking shaft and pivots on the support member. A non-powered acupressure treatment device comprising a second interlocking axis capable of being coupled. According to paragraph 3,
The support member is a non-powered acupressure treatment device that is installed on the rear side so that the body is disposed inclined at a certain angle and can be adjusted in height. According to clause 1,
The acupressure roller is a non-powered acupressure treatment device provided with a plurality of rotatable rollers. According to clause 1,
A non-powered acupressure treatment device further comprising a foot supporter disposed on a front side of the hip support to support the user's feet. According to clause 7,
A non-powered acupressure treatment device further comprising a connecting member having a stopper between the foot support and the body. According to clause 7,
The body is installed between the foot support and the hip support, and includes a tension spring whose one side is fixed to the foot support and the other side is fixed to the hip support. According to clause 1,
A non-powered acupressure treatment device in which acupressure protrusions are formed on the outer peripheral surface of the acupressure roller.

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