LU101380B1 - Multi-directional dragon dance training device and method - Google Patents

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LU101380B1
LU101380B1 LU101380A LU101380A LU101380B1 LU 101380 B1 LU101380 B1 LU 101380B1 LU 101380 A LU101380 A LU 101380A LU 101380 A LU101380 A LU 101380A LU 101380 B1 LU101380 B1 LU 101380B1
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Abstract

The present invention discloses a multi-directional dragon dance training device, which can be 5 used for special training on strength and agility and cooperative training for dragon dance. The device comprises a hammer member for simulating the weight of a dragon body, a rail mechanism for defining the moving direction of the hammer member, and a base, wherein the rail mechanism comprises a plurality of rails extending in different directions, the hammer member is capable of moving in the plurality of rails, and the rails are fixed to the base; the rails 10 of the rail mechanism are arc-shaped; and the hammer member comprises at least a hammer head and a rod portion connected to each other.

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MULTI-DIRECTIONAL DRAGON DANCE TRAINING DEVICE AND METHOD LU101380 Field of the Invention The present invention belongs to the field of sports equipment, and particularly relates to a multi-directional dragon dance training device and method.
Background of the Invention Dragon dance is a traditional Chinese folk sports, in which dragon dancers wave poles to achieve the purpose of dragon dance. The dragon dance is still important in the contemporary folk performance activities, and the effect of dragon dance is largely determined by dragon dancers, so it is necessary to train the dragon dancers.
The conventional process of training of dragon dancers usually has three problems. The first is strength of the dragon dancers, the dragon used in dragon dance has a weight, the resistance of wind is an important problem that the dragon dancers need to solve in the process of dragon dance, and the dragon dance requires some tricks, so the dragon dance has certain requirements for strength, and such strength needs to reach the level of muscle memory. The second is agility of the dragon dancers, the dragon dance has more requirements for shaking, the numerous dragon dancers face different situations, and the requirement for pre-judgment on the action of dragon dance is relatively high, so that high agility is required in each direction, and such agility requires long-time training. The third is cooperation, especially cooperation between two dancers, one dancer usually steps on the shoulders of the other one, and such action requires joint practice. At present, the training needs to be completed by many dancers under the guidance of a coach.
The inventors believe no device and method capable of simultaneously satisfying special training on strength and agility and cooperative training for dragon dance at present, and the existing literature has not recorded such device.
Summary of the Invention The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a multi-directional dragon dance training device and method for the disadvantage that convenient training devicesand methods are not provided for dragon dance training in the prior art. LU101380 The technical solution adopted by the present invention is: A multi-directional dragon dance training device, including a hammer member for simulating the weight of a dragon body, a rail mechanism for defining the moving direction of the hammer member, and a base, wherein the rail mechanism includes a plurality of rails extending in different directions, the hammer member is capable of moving in the plurality of rails, and the rails are fixed to the base; the rails of the rail mechanism are arc-shaped; and the hammer member includes at least a hammer head and a rod portion connected to each other.
Further, the base is provided with a groove, and a groove cover capable of being opened and closed is arranged on the groove.
According to the dragon dance training device and method of the present invention, the hammer member is operated in the rails to simulate the dragon dance, and during the movement of the hammer member, relevant muscle tissues, ligament tissues and the like are trained; the plurality of rails of the rail mechanism in different directions are used for simulating the dragon dance in different directions; the base can be used to enhance the training difficulty and simulate the action at certain height.
The present invention also discloses a multi-directional dragon dance training method, including the following steps: when a single dragon dancer is trained, the dancer enters the upper side of the groove cover from the base, keeps the groove cover still, and holds the rod portion; when two dragon dancers are cooperatively trained, the groove cover is opened, the lower dancer enters the groove cover from the base, and the upper dancer stands on the shoulders of the lower dancer and holds the rod portion; when a single dragon dancer uses auxiliary equipment, the dancer puts the auxiliary equipment in the groove, opens the groove cover, enters the upper side of the groove cover from the base, and uses the auxiliary training equipment; the rod portion is held, and the rod portion penetrates through the rails and moves in the rails; when the hammer head is lowered to the top of the base, the hammer member is moved upward, when the hammer head rises to the top of the rails, and the trainee can change the moving direction of the hammer member such that the hammer member moves toward the rails in other directions, or does not change the moving direction of the hammer member such that thehammer member continues to move toward the rails in opposite directions. LU101380 The present invention has the following advantages:
1. The hammer member is operated in the rails to simulate the dragon dance, and during the movement of the hammer member, relevant muscle tissues, ligament tissues and the like are trained; the plurality of rails of the rail mechanism in different directions are used for simulating the dragon dance in different directions; the base can be used to enhance the training difficulty and simulate the action at certain height. The whole device is designed for simulation of dragon dance, which can specifically upgrade the quality of a dragon dancer.
2. When the device disclosed by the present invention is used for dragon dance training, special training on strength and agility required by single-person dragon dance and two-person cooperative dragon dance can be simulated, the dragon dance actions in different directions are simulated accurately, the efficiency of dragon dance training is effectively enhanced, and the purpose of training a single person or two persons is achieved. Brief Description of the Drawings The accompanying drawings are used for providing a further understanding of the present invention, constituting a part of the present invention, and interpreting the present invention together with the embodiments of the present invention, rather than limiting the present invention. Fig. 1 is an elevation view of Embodiment 1, Fig. 2 is an elevation view with a base removed in Embodiment 1, Fig. 3 is a schematic view of adjacent arc portions and vertical plates in Embodiment 1, Fig. 4 is a schematic view indicating that a single arc portion is connected to a vertical plate in Embodiment 1, Fig. 5 is a schematic view of the base in Embodiment 1, Fig. 6 is a schematic view of a groove cover in Embodiment 1, Fig. 7 is a schematic view of a groove pipe in Embodiment 1, Fig. 8 is a schematic view of a hammer member in Embodiment 1, Fig. 9 is a schematic view of rails in Embodiment 1. In the figures, 1 arc portion, 11 first arc portion, 12 second arc portion, 13 first rod member, 14vertical plate, 15 upper rail outlet, 16 lower rail outlet, 2 hammer member, 21 tubular member” 101380 22 dumbbell, 23 rod member, 3, base, 31 annular portion, 32 first layer of base, 33 second layer of base, 34 groove cover, 341 groove cover body, 342 handle, 41 groove cover splicing position, 42 wide edge, 43 pipe body, 61 first rail, 62 second rail, 63 third rail, 64 fourth rail, 65 fifth rail, 66 sixth rail, 67 seventh rail, 68 eighth rail.
Detailed Description of Embodiments A multi-directional dragon dance training device includes a hammer member for simulating the weight of a dragon body, a rail mechanism for defining the moving direction of the hammer member, and a base, wherein the rail mechanism includes a plurality of rails extending in different directions, the hammer member is capable of moving in the plurality of rails, and the rails are fixed to the base; the rails of the rail mechanism are arc-shaped, the hammer member includes at least a hammer head and a rod portion connected to each other; the base is provided with a groove.
Further, the rail mechanism includes a plurality of arc portions, each arc portion includes two arc members, respectively a first arc member and a second arc member, the two arc members have the same radian and length, and two ends of the two arc members are connected to each other; the plurality of arc portions are circumferentially arranged, and the rails are formed between the plurality of arc portions; and the plurality of arc portions are fixed to the base.
Further, the arc members of the arc portions are narrowed at the ends toward the central axes of the arc portions.
Further, the arc portion is provided with a first rod member and a second rod member connected to the two arc members, the first rod member and the second rod member are connected to a vertical plate, and the plurality of arc portions are connected to the base by the vertical plates.
Further, a groove cover is arranged at the top of the groove, and a training aid can be placed in the groove.
Further, a pipe body is arranged in the groove, the pipe body completely covers a side face of the groove, the top end of the pipe body is provided with a wide edge perpendicular to the pipe body, the wide edge extends radially from the end of the pipe body to the outside of the pipe, and agroove cover splicing position is provided between the wide edge and the end of the pipe body. -41 01380 Further, the hammer head of the hammer member includes a tubular member and a dumbbell, the dumbbell is sleeved in the tubular member, and the rod portion penetrates through the tubular member and is connected to the dumbbell.
5 Further, the base is cylindrical and includes a plurality of layers, and the area of the top layer of the base is smaller than the bottom layer of the base.
A multi-directional dragon dance training method includes the following steps: when a single dragon dancer is trained, the dancer enters the upper side of the groove cover from the base, keeps the groove cover still, and holds the rod portion; when two dragon dancers are cooperatively trained, the groove cover is opened, the lower dancer enters the groove cover from the base, and the upper dancer stands on the shoulders of the lower dancer and holds the rod portion; when a single dragon dancer uses auxiliary equipment, the dancer puts the auxiliary equipment in the groove, opens the groove cover, enters the upper side of the groove cover from the base, and uses the auxiliary training equipment; the rod portion is held, and the rod portion penetrates through the rails and moves in the rails; when the hammer head is lowered to the top of the base, the hammer member is moved upward; when the hammer head rises to the top of the rails, and the trainee can change the moving direction of the hammer member such that the hammer member moves toward the rails in multiple directions, or does not change the moving direction of the hammer member such that the hammer member continues to move toward the rails in opposite directions.
A method for manufacturing a multi-directional dragon dance training device includes the following steps: fixing relative positions of a first arc member and a second arc member in an arc portion such that the plane where the first arc member is located is perpendicular to the plane where the second arc member is located, and welding two ends of the first arc member to two ends of the second arc member; | welding a first rod member such that the first rod member is connected to the midpoint of the first arc member and the midpoint of the second arc member, and welding a second rod member such that the second rod member is connected to the end of one side of the first arc member to form a first arc portion; repeating this step to manufacture a plurality of arc portions;
connecting the upper bottom edge or the inner side of the upper bottom edge of a vertical plate t6/101380 the first rod member, and connecting the second rod member to the oblique waist or the inner side of the oblique waist of the vertical plate; connecting the right-angled waist of the vertical plate to an annular member of the base, and arranging the plurality of arc portions circumferentially; mounting the annular member to the top surface of the base to ensure that the annular member is concentric with the groove; mounting a pipe body in the groove of the base to ensure that the wide edge of the pipe body is at the top of the base; and mounting a groove cover at the top of the pipe body.
The technical solutions of the present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
It should be pointed out that the following detailed descriptions are all exemplary and aim to further illustrate the present application. Unless otherwise specified, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meanings generally understood by those of ordinary skill in the art of the present application.
It should be noted that the terms used herein are merely for describing specific embodiments, but are not intended to limit exemplary embodiments according to the present application. As used herein, unless otherwise explicitly pointed out by the context, the singular form is also intended to include the plural form. In addition, it should also be understood that when the terms “include” and/or “comprise” are used in the specification, they indicate features, steps, operations, devices, | 20 components and/or their combination. It should be pointed out that the orientation terms in the following embodiments are described according to the drawings and actual usage habits. Embodiment 1 A multi-directional dragon dance training device includes a hammer member 2 for simulating the weight of a dragon body, a rail mechanism for defining the moving direction of the hammer member 2, and a base 3, wherein the rail mechanism includes a plurality of rails extending in different directions, the hammer member 2 is capable of moving in the plurality of rails, and the rails are fixed to the base 3; The rail mechanism includes a plurality of arc portions 1, each arc portion 1 includes two arc members, the two arc members have the same radian and length, and two ends of the two arcmembers are connected to each other; the plurality of arc portions 1 are circumferentialb 101380 arranged, and the rails are formed between the plurality of arc portions 1; the rails of the rail mechanism are arc-shaped; and the plurality of arc portions 1 are fixed to the base 3. The arc members of the arc portions 1 are narrowed at the ends toward the central axes of the arc portions 1 so as to form an upper rail outlet 15 and a lower rail outlet 16 that are wider than rail bodies at two ends of the rails.
The arc portion 1 is provided with a first rod member 2313 and a second rod member 23 connected to the two arc members, the first rod member 2313 and the second rod member 23 are connected to a vertical plate 14, and the plurality of arc portions 1 are connected to the base 3 by the vertical plates 14. In this embodiment, referring to Fig. 4, totally eight arc portions 1 are provided, the eight arc portions 1 are distributed in a cross shape on the base 3, and eight rails are formed between the eight arc portions 1; since the arc members are narrowed at the ends toward the central axes of the arc portions 1, the actual widths of two ends of the rails are greater than the widths of rail bodies to facilitate the in and out of the hammer member 2. The chord length of the arc member should exceed the length of the hammer head for ease of training.
In this embodiment, the arc member is formed by bending a metal bar, and two ends of the arc member are bent toward the same side; when two arc members are welded, the two ends of the first arc member 11 are bent toward the first direction, the two ends of the second arc member 12 are bent toward the second direction, the first arc portion 1 and the second arc portion 1 have the same size, and the first direction is opposite to the second direction.
The relative positions of the first arc member 11 and the second arc member 12 are fixed such that the plane where the first arc member 11 is located is perpendicular to the plane where the second arc member 12 is located, the two ends of the first arc member 11 are welded to the two ends of the second arc member 12, and a rod member 23 is welded to connect the midpoint of the first arc member 11 with the midpoint of the second arc member 12 to form a first arc portion 1. The second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth arc portions are manufactured by the same method.
Further, the radians of the first arc member 11 and the second arc member 12 are obtuse angles.
The planes of the first arc member 11 and the second arc member 12 are at 45°, and it may be assumed that a spherical surface completely coincides with the first arc member 11 and thesecond arc member 12. LU101380 In this embodiment, the arc portions 1 are connected to the base 3 by vertical plates 14. Referring to Fig. 3, the vertical plate 14 is of a right-angled trapezoid shape, and the top and bottom edges thereof are fixedly connected to the rod member 23 and the base 3 respectively.
The vertical plates 14 are made of a material having sufficient strength.
Further, the oblique waists of the vertical plates 14 are arc-shaped, and tightly coincide with spherical surfaces of the first arc member 11 and the second arc member 12.
The hammer member 2 includes at least a hammer head and a rod portion connected to each other. The length of the rod portion should be similar to the length of the rod member 23 held during the dragon dance. In this embodiment, the rod portion may be made of a wooden rod. Further, the end of the rod portion is sleeved with a metal pipe to weld the hammer head.
The hammer head of the hammer member 2 includes a tubular member 21 and a dumbbell 22, the dumbbell 22 is sleeved in the tubular member 21, and the rod portion penetrates through the tubular member 21 and is connected to the dumbbell 22.
In this embodiment, the dumbbell 22 is used to actively change the weight of the hammer head, thus facilitating the development of a training plan. The dumbbell 22 may be connected to the rod portion by welding, riveting, bolting or the like.
Further, the metal pipe at the end of the rod portion is directly welded to the central axis of the dumbbell 22, or the rod portion is connected to the central axis of the dumbbell 22 by a metal tee joint.
A groove is formed in the base 3, a groove cover 34 is arranged at the top of the groove, and a training aid can be placed in the groove. The base 3 is cylindrical and includes a plurality of | layers, and the top layer of the base 3 is smaller than the bottom layer of the base 3.
In this embodiment, the base 3 is provided with two layers, and the two layers of the base 3 are stepped, which enables a trainee to quickly arrive at the top surface of the base 3. The groove in the base 3 is cylindrical, a pipe is arranged in the groove, and the groove can be used for placing a training aid and accommodating persons during two-person training. The groove in the base 3 is cylindrical in this embodiment, and the groove may also be in other spatial shape having a volume in one or more embodiments.
Further, in order to improve the manufacturing efficiency, the base 3 further includes an annularmember 21, and the annular member 21 is fixedly connected to the vertical plates 14, so that thdJ101380 vertical plates 14 are fixedly connected to the annular member 21 first, and then the annular member 21 is connected to the base 3. Further, in order to improve the user experience of the groove, a pipe body 43 is arranged in the groove, the pipe body 43 completely covers a side face of the groove, the top end of the pipe body 43 is provided with a wide edge 42 perpendicular to the pipe body 43, the wide edge 42 extends radially from the end of the pipe body 43 to the outside of the pipe, and a groove cover splicing position 41 is provided between the wide edge 42 and the end of the pipe body 43 to facilitate the splicing and mounting of the groove cover 34. In this embodiment, the base 3 has a height of 1.5 to 2.0 m to offer ease for a trainee to enter the | groove. The arc members have a chord length of 1.5 to 2.0 m for ease of training. It should be noted that, in this embodiment, a handle 342 is fixedly connected to the top of the groove cover 34, so that the groove cover 34 is lifted via the handle 342 to expose the groove. In order to further fix the arc portion 1, referring to Figs. 3 and 4, a second rod member 23 is arranged at the lower half part of the arc portion 1, and the second rod 23 is connected to the vertical plates 14. This embodiment has at least the following advantages:
1. In this embodiment, the hammer member 2 is operated in the rails to simulate the dragon dance. During the movement of the hammer member 2, relevant muscle tissues, ligament tissues and the like are trained; the plurality of rails of the rail mechanism in different directions are used for simulating the dragon dance in different directions; the base 3 can be used to enhance the training difficulty and simulate the action at certain height. The whole device is designed for simulation of dragon dance, which can specifically upgrade the quality of a dragon dancer.
2. In this embodiment, wide outlets are formed at the top and bottom ends of the arc portions 1 to facilitate the in and out of the hammer member 2 during training, which is advantageous for speeding up the training and improving the training level. Embodiment 2 Embodiment 2 discloses a multi-directional dragon dance training method. Taking training of a single dragon dancer as an example, the dragon dancer enters the upper side of the groove cover 34 from the base 3, keeps the groove cover 34 still, and holds the rod portion;
The held rod portion penetrates through the rails and moves in the rails; LU101380 When the hammer head is lowered to the top of the base 3, the hammer member 2 is moved upward; When the hammer head rises to the top of the rails, and the trainee can change the moving direction of the hammer member 2 such that the hammer member 2 moves toward the rails in other directions, or does not change the moving direction of the hammer member 2 such that the hammer member 2 continues to move toward the rails in opposite directions.
In this embodiment, the single dragon dancer takes exercise using the hammer member 2, and the moving trajectory of the hammer member 2 is restricted by the portion held by the dragon dancer and the rails, and operates in accordance with the shape of the rails.
Eight rails are used, and the rails are actually 45° apart.
In actual operation, the hammer member slides out from the upper side of each rail, and paths in at least seven directions are optional, so that the sports environment in real dragon dance can be simulated as much as possible.
In the real dragon dance, the advancement of a team is diverse, but the team generally advances in an S-shaped route.
During advancing, each dragon dancer not only needs to swing the dragon, but also faces the influence of external environmental factors such as wind and terrain, so the choice of directions for the dragon dance is diverse, and rails in multiple directions are required.
Embodiment 3 Embodiment 3 discloses a multi-directional dragon dance training method.
Taking cooperative training of two dragon dancers as an example, the groove cover 34 is opened, the lower dragon dancer enters the groove cover 34 from the base 3, and the upper dragon dancer stands on the shoulders of the lower dragon dancer and holds the rod portion; The held rod portion penetrates through the rails and moves in the rails; When the hammer head is lowered to the top of the base 3, the hammer member 2 is moved upward; When the hammer head rises to the top of the rails, and the trainee can change the moving direction of the hammer member 2 such that the hammer member 2 moves toward the rails in other directions, or does not change the moving direction of the hammer member 2 such that the hammer member 2 continues to move toward the rails in opposite directions.
In this embodiment, the upper dragon dancer takes exercise using the hammer member 2, andthe training situation simulated in this embodiment is relatively common in the dragon dande/101380 Specifically, the first dragon dancer is required in this performance to rise high into the air, at the same time, the second dragon dancer is ready to let the first dragon dancer step on the shoulders, then the first dragon dancer steps on the shoulders of the second dragon dancer, and both arms of the second dragon dancer hold the legs of the first dragon dancer tightly to fix the position of the first dragon dancer as much as possible.
Thus, the operating state of the hammer member 2 in this embodiment is similar to that in Embodiment 2. In the real dragon dance, the advancement of a team is diverse, but the team generally advances in an S-shaped route. During advancing, each dragon dancer needs to swing the dragon and faces the influence of external environmental factors such as wind and terrain, so the choice of directions for the dragon dance is diverse, and a sufficient turning space is required.
In this embodiment, both arms of the lower dragon dancer need to hold the legs of the first dragon dancer in the dragon dance to fix the position of the upper dragon dancer as much as possible.
Embodiment 4 Embodiment 4 discloses a multi-directional dragon dance training method. Taking cooperative training of a single dragon dancer as an example, a treadmill is arranged in the groove, and the treadmill can be padded with a pad, so that the treadmill has certain height and the dancer can use the treadmill; The dancer opens the groove cover 34, stands on the treadmill, and holds the rod portion; The held rod portion penetrates through the rails and moves in the rails; The treadmill is started on, and the dragon dancer starts running; When the hammer head is lowered to the top of the base 3, the hammer member 2 is moved upward; When the hammer head rises to the top of the rails, and the trainee can change the moving direction of the hammer member 2 such that the hammer member moves toward the rails in other directions, or does not change the moving direction of the hammer member 2 such that the hammer member 2 continues to move toward the rails in opposite directions. The operating state of the hammer member 2 in this embodiment is similar to that in
Embodiment 3. In the real dragon dance, the advancement of a team is diverse, but the teaht}101380 generally advances in an S-shaped route.
In this embodiment, forward running of the dragon dancer is stimulated by means of the treadmill to train the agility.
When the method disclosed in this embodiment is used for training, the exercise can be taken according to the following rule.
Referring to Fig. 9, the hammer member slides out from the upper side of the first rail 61; enters the second rail 62 opposite to the first rail 61, and slides out from the upper side of the second rail 62; enters the third rail 63 beside the first rail 61, and slides out from the upper side of the third rail 63; enters the fourth rail 64 opposite to the third rail 63, and slides out from the upper side of the fourth rail 64; enters the fifth rail 65 beside the third rail 63, and slides out from the upper side of the fifth rail 65; enters the sixth rail 66 opposite to the fifth rail 65, slides out from the upper side of the sixth rail 66, and enters the seventh rail 67 opposite to the sixth rail 66; slides out from the upper side of the seventh rail 67, and enters the eighth rail 66 beside the sixth rail 66; slides out from the upper side of the eighth rail 68, and enters the first rail 61; and so on.
Embodiment 5 Embodiment 5 discloses a multi-directional dragon dance training method.
Taking cooperative training of a single dragon dancer as an example, a bench for simulating human shoulders is arranged in the groove, and the bench can be padded with pads to have certain height, so that the dancer can stand on the bench.
The method comprises the following steps: The dancer opens the groove cover 34, stands on the bench, and holds the rod portion; | The held rod portion penetrates through the rails and moves in the rails; When the hammer head is lowered to the top of the base 3, the hammer member 2 is moved upward; When the hammer head rises to the top of the rails, and the trainee can change the moving direction of the hammer member 2 such that the hammer member 2 moves toward the rails in other directions, or does not change the moving direction of the hammer member 2 such that the hammer member 2 continues to move toward the rails in opposite directions.
The operating state of the hammer member 2 in this embodiment is similar to that in Embodiment 3. The real dragon dance includes an action of stepping on shoulders.
In this embodiment, a bench is used to simulate human shoulders, and other similar devices may also beused to simulate human shoulders. LU101380 Embodiment 6 Embodiment 6 discloses a method for manufacturing a multi-directional dragon dance device, including the following steps: fixing relative positions of a first arc member 11 and a second arc member 12 in an arc portion 1 such that the plane where the first arc member 11 is located is perpendicular to the plane where the second arc member 12 is located, and welding two ends of the first arc member 11 to two ends of the second arc member 12; welding a rod member 23 to connect the midpoint of the first arc member 11 with the midpoint of the second arc member 12 to form a first arc portion; manufacturing the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth arc portions by the same method; connecting the upper bottom edge of a vertical plate 14 to the rod member 23 by welding, or | causing a first rod member 2313 to directly penetrate through the upper side of a vertical plate 14, and connecting a second rod member 23 to the oblique waist of the vertical plate 14 by | 15 welding, or causing the second rod member 23 to directly penetrate through the inner side of the oblique waist of the vertical plate 14; connecting the right-angled waist of the vertical plate 14 to an annular member 31 of a base 3 by welding or threads, and arranging the first to eighth arc portions 1 circumferentially; mounting the annular member 31 to the top end of the base 3 to ensure that the annular member 31 is concentric with a groove; mounting a pipe body 43 in the groove of the base 3 to ensure that a wide edge 42 of the pipe body 43 is at the top of the base 3; and mounting a groove cover 34 at the top of the pipe body
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Described above are merely preferred embodiments of the present application, and the present application is not limited thereto. Various modifications and variations may be made to the present application for those skilled in the art. Any modification, equivalent substitution, improvement or the like made within the spirit and principle of the present application shall fall into the protection scope of the present application. |

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1. A multi-directional dragon dance training device, comprising a hammer member for simulating the weight of a dragon body, a rail mechanism for defining the moving direction of the hammer member, and a base, wherein the rail mechanism comprises a plurality of rails extending in different directions, the hammer member is capable of moving in the plurality of rails, and the rails are fixed to the base; the rails of the rail mechanism are arc-shaped, the hammer member comprises at least a hammer head and a rod portion connected to each other; the base is provided with a groove.
2. The multi-directional dragon dance training device according to claim 1, wherein the rail mechanism comprises a plurality of arc portions, each arc portion comprises two arc members, respectively a first arc member and a second arc member, the two arc members have the same radian and length, and two ends of the two arc members are connected to each other; the plurality of arc portions are circumferentially arranged, and the rails are formed between the plurality of arc portions; and the plurality of arc portions are fixed to the base.
3. The multi-directional dragon dance training device according to claim 2, wherein the arc members of the arc portions are narrowed at the ends toward the central axes of the arc portions.
4. The multi-directional dragon dance training device according to claim 2, wherein the arc portion is provided with a first rod member and a second rod member connected to the two arc members, the first rod member and the second rod member are connected to a vertical plate, and the plurality of arc portions are connected to the base by the vertical plates.
5. The multi-directional dragon dance training device according to claim 1, wherein a groove cover is arranged at the top of the groove, and a training aid can be placed in the groove.
6. The multi-directional dragon dance training device according to claim 5, wherein a pipe body is arranged in the groove, the pipe body completely covers a side face of the groove, the top end of the pipe body is provided with a wide edge perpendicular to the pipe body, the wide edge extends radially from the end of the pipe body to the outside of the pipe, and a groove cover splicing position is provided between the wide edge and the end of the pipe body.
7. The multi-directional dragon dance training device according to claim 1, wherein the hammerhead of the hammer member comprises a tubular member and a dumbbell, the dumbbell 44101380 sleeved in the tubular member, and the rod portion penetrates through the tubular member and is connected to the dumbbell.
8. The multi-directional dragon dance training device according to claim 1, wherein the base is cylindrical and comprises a plurality of layers, and the area of the top layer of the base is smaller than the bottom layer of the base.
9. A multi-directional dragon dance training method according to any one of claims 1-8, comprising the following steps that: when a single dragon dancer is trained, the dancer enters the upper side of the groove cover from the base, keeps the groove cover still, and holds the rod portion; when two dragon dancers are cooperatively trained, the groove cover is opened, the lower dancer enters the groove cover from the base, and the upper dancer stands on the shoulders of the lower dancer and holds the rod portion; when a single dragon dancer uses auxiliary equipment, the dancer puts the auxiliary equipment in the groove, opens the groove cover, enters the upper side of the groove cover from the base, and uses the auxiliary training equipment; the rod portion is held, and the rod portion penetrates through the rails and moves in the rails; when the hammer head is lowered to the top of the base, the hammer member is moved upward; when the hammer head rises to the top of the rails, and the trainee can change the moving direction of the hammer member such that the hammer member moves toward the rails in multiple directions, or does not change the moving direction of the hammer member such that the hammer member continues to move toward the rails in opposite directions.
10. A method for manufacturing a multi-directional dragon dance training device, comprising the following steps: fixing relative positions of a first arc member and a second arc member in an arc portion such that the plane where the first arc member is located is perpendicular to the plane where the second arc member is located, and welding two ends of the first arc member to two ends of the second arc member; welding a first rod member such that the first rod member is connected to the midpoint of the first arc member and the midpoint of the second arc member, and welding a second rod member such that the second rod member is connected to the end of one side of the arc member to form afirst arc portion; repeating this step to manufacture a plurality of arc portions; LU101380 connecting the upper bottom edge or the inner side of the upper bottom edge of a vertical plate to the first rod member, and connecting the second rod member to the oblique waist or the inner side of the oblique waist of the vertical plate;
connecting the right-angled waist of the vertical plate to an annular member of the base, and arranging the plurality of arc portions circumferentially; mounting the annular member to the top surface of the base to ensure that the annular member is concentric with the groove; mounting a pipe body in the groove of the base to ensure that the wide edge of the pipe body is at the top of the base; and mounting a groove cover at the top of the pipe body.
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