RU2764508C1 - Training sheet intended for training with a puck - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: sports.

SUBSTANCE: invention relates to sports equipment, in particular, to apparatuses for training hockey players. The hockey puck constitutes an elastic disk 1 with a magnet 2 installed in the form of an insert in a recess located in the centre of the disk 1. The insert 2 of the disk 1 is made of, e.g., an iridium magnet. The magnet can be removed or inserted at the discretion of the user in order to provide a wide range of training exercises. The removable plug is connected with the main body of the puck in order to retain the magnet inside the cavity. Additionally, a mark 4 with clear coloured sections for indicating the hitting points for training goal shots in the game of ice hockey is placed on the cylindrical surface of the puck. In the game, the puck with magnetic properties has a standard weight, like a traditional hockey puck, and does not require any changes in the conditions of the current game of hockey. But the puck therein acts as a previously unknown piece of sports equipment, magnetically controlled by a stick, with increased playing properties, and when playing with a stick and pushing with a skate, as an ordinary piece of equipment without externally displayed innovations. The training sheet 5 intended for training with a magnetic simulator puck constitutes a synthetic coating in the form of an ice simulator, constituting a solid base of polymer plates (polyethylene, polyurethane, or polypropylene). The training sheet 5 constitutes an integral structure divided into sections, metal strips 7 in the form of ellipses interconnected at one point are located at one end of the sheet 5. Metal strips 7 are located vertically in a row at the other end of the sheet 5.

EFFECT: increase in the effectiveness of the training process, since the athlete is provided with an opportunity of performing training exercises developing the hand of the hockey player, working with the puck at home without ice; the behaviour of the puck is therein close to the behaviour of a real puck on real ice, wherein the weight of the simulator puck corresponds to the weight of an ordinary puck.

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Description

The invention relates to sports equipment, in particular to devices for training hockey players.

The development of hand strength is one of the most important tasks of the training work of hockey players. This is due to various aspects of their competitive activity. In particular, the power capabilities of the hands are limited by the ability to perform effective attacking throws, elements of a power struggle, ensuring one's own safety during falls and collisions that are typical for a hockey match.

A hockey player must have a certain set of skills and abilities. He must be able to quickly start and overcome various distances, change directions and pace of movement, perform technical and tactical game techniques, such as throws, hits, passes, dribble, dribble. But it is not always possible to hone the skills of playing on ice, and in this case, special hockey simulators come to the rescue. In hockey, for several decades now, great emphasis has been placed on the training of hockey players off the ice, as a basis for the formation of specific ice skills and abilities. It follows from this that hockey players will be able to improve their playing technique at any time of the year, both indoors and outdoors. Hockey simulators increase speed, strength, coordination, develop hands, help to work out the technique of skating and stick handling. During training on such simulators, all muscle groups necessary for athletes are involved.

To be successful in hockey, athletes of all ages and skill levels must constantly practice and improve their skills.

You can train at any time of the year and not only on the rink, but also on grass or asphalt with the help of special hockey simulators. It follows from this that hockey players will be able to improve their playing technique both indoors and outdoors.

In order to learn how to play hockey at a high level, it is necessary not only to know about tactics, but also to be able to perform deceptive movements and maneuvers. Dribbling is a technique for controlling and dribbling the puck. The dribbling trainer helps you practice stick handling, dribble and pass while skating, as well as practice hand movements.

The present invention is one of the possible options for using a set of hockey training accessories, consisting of a magnetic puck of the simulator and a training cloth for its use, and intended for training and developing the hand of a hockey player outside the ice surfaces.

Known hockey puck (patent US 2004235594, IPC, publ.), relating to the modified for training purposes, and how to use them. In one embodiment of the invention, each training puck is partially or completely white (or some other light color) on its top and bottom flat surfaces, or on its circular side surface, or both. The relative size of light and dark areas varies from puck to puck. In one embodiment, the light areas are white and the dark areas are black. When in use, players can start by using a practice puck with a relatively large dark portion. Once they are used to the training puck, they can replace the puck with a darker, smaller diameter puck.

Known training hockey puck (patent US 5284343, IPC, publ.). The washer is the same shape as the standard washer. It has a hollow body filled with removable material that allows the user to change the weight of the washer. Material can be removed or inserted at the user's discretion to provide a wide range of training weights, from half to more than double that of a standard 170 gram (6 oz) puck. A removable cover connects to the washer main body to hold the suspended material inside the cavity. In addition, a series of linear marks on the surfaces and on the edge of the puck allows the user to track and analyze the rotation of the puck and thus determine how the shot can be improved.

The disadvantage of the known simulator is that there is no complete imitation of the movement that occurs during the actual movement of the hand.

The closest technical solution to the invention is the construction of a hockey puck simulator (RF patent 2031678, IPC A63V 67/14, publ. 27.03.1995). Essence: in disk 1 of a hockey puck there is a mass compensator 5 and a magnet. The magnet is made in the form of a powdered magnetic filler introduced into the elastic material of the disk. Disc 1 has corrugations 2. Disc 1 is made in the form of an elastic matrix filled with magnetic filler. The magnetic filler can be arranged in an annular layer along the side surface of the disk 1. The corrugations of the disk are made with alternating polarity. The magnetic filler is located in an annular layer at the ends of the disk.

The disadvantages of the known device include the fact that training on a known simulator is not very effective for developing the hand of a hockey player.

Also known is the device "HOCKEY TRAINING DEVICE" (US Pat. CA 1305731 (1C), M. Cl. A63B 69/00, publ. hard crossbar. As a result of the assembly, a structure is obtained, designed to practice the skills of handling a puck moving through an obstacle.

The disadvantages of this device is the need to manually set the design in the working position after it overturns when it hits the device with a puck or stick.

Known device "TRATNTNG APPARATUS FOR PASSING A PROJECTILE" (US Pat. CA 2481818 (A1), M. Cl. A63B 69/00, publ. 17.03.2006, analogue), containing supporting elements interconnected by a straight crossbar. As a result of the assembly, a straight-line structure is obtained, designed to practice the skills of handling the puck moving over an obstacle.

The disadvantages of this device is the need to manually set the design in the working position after it overturns when it hits the device with a puck or club.

Known Hockey simulator HOCKEY STATION is made of impact-resistant sheet, synthetic material, artificial ice. The sliding coefficient of the puck on the surface of the simulator is close to the coefficient of sliding on natural ice, which makes the simulator suitable for training hockey players in the off-season. It can be used on any flat surface, outdoors, in gyms, in the office or at home. The size of the simulator is 1 meter by 1.5 meters. https://www.sportdepo.ru/catalog/name/Price/product/45634/

Known for Hockey trainer Economy HS-332. Which is a playing surface made of polymeric, synthetic material - artificial ice. The size of the simulator is 3 meters by 1.5 meters. The thickness of the plastic is 1.5 mm. Such a simulator can be used to train hockey players in the off-season, it can be used to practice dribble, dribbling, shots from a place, receiving and passing the puck. The slip coefficient of the puck on such a surface is equal to the slip on natural ice. The treadmill folds up easily for storage and transport. It can be used on any flat surface, in the yard, at the gym, at home or in the office. (Internet. https://e-ice.ru/product/trenazher-hokkeynyy-ekonom-hs-332).

The closest in technical essence to the claimed is a technical solution (patent RU 2368639, IPC A63S 19/10, publ. 09/27/2009), which proposes a synthetic coating for the rink in the form of an ice simulator, which is a solid base of polymer plates (polyethylene, polyurethane or polypropylene), on the upper surface of which a layer of silicone grease is applied to improve glide. To provide the possibility of braking on the surface of the polymer plates, a relief is made in the form of many microcavities with a small depth (no more than 1 mm).

The main disadvantage of the prototype, as well as the above analogues, is that due to the narrow functionality, the development of the hockey player's hand is limited.

The invention is aimed at solving the problem of creating a hockey simulator that provides a wide range of training exercises aimed at developing the hand.

The invention is also aimed at creating a device for working with a magnetic puck simulator, in the form of an ice simulator, which has high operational reliability and improved consumer properties.

The technical result is to increase the efficiency of the training process, because. the athlete gets the opportunity to perform training exercises that develop the hand of a hockey player, working with the puck on a synthetic surface in the form of an ice simulator, at home. At the same time, the behavior of the puck is close to the behavior of a real puck on real ice.

This is achieved due to the fact that, according to the invention, the training canvas, intended for training with a training puck, is a synthetic coating in the form of an ice simulator, with a solid base made of a polymer plate, the surface of which is divided into sections, at one end of the canvas there are metal strips in the form of ellipses connected to each other at one point, metal strips are arranged vertically in a row from the other end of the web. At the same time, the washer-simulator contains an elastic disk, a component with a magnetic property, a property installed in a recess made in the center of the disk, a removable plug connected to the main body of the washer to hold the component with a magnetic property inside the recess, a mark with clear marks is placed on the cylindrical surface of the washer. colored areas to indicate impact points for preparing strikes on the simulator puck. In this case, an iridium magnet is used as a component with a magnetic property.

A feature of the invention is that the proposed invention of a set of accessories, consisting of a training cloth and a magnetic puck-simulator, allows you to effectively perform exercises that develop the hand, use the long-known, but slightly modified, sports equipment in conditions different from the generally accepted ones, for training in any time of the year, both indoors and outdoors.

The design of the hockey puck-simulator and the training cloth is illustrated by drawings, where:

in fig. 1 shows a magnetic hockey puck simulator, top view;

in fig. 2 - the same, section along the vertical axis, general view;

in fig. 3 shows the training canvas, top view.

Positions denote: elastic disk 1; magnet 2; plug 3; label 4; canvas training 5; board 6; metal plates 7.

Hockey puck is an elastic disk 1 with a magnet 2 installed in the form of an insert in a recess located in the center of the disk 1. The insert 2 of the disk 1 is made of, for example, an iridium magnet. The magnet can be removed or inserted at the user's discretion to provide a wide range of training exercises. A removable plug connects to the washer main body to hold the magnet inside the cavity. In addition, on the cylindrical surface of the puck is placed a mark 4 with clear colored areas to indicate the impact points for preparing shots on goal in the game of ice hockey. In the game, the magnetic puck has a standard weight like a traditional hockey puck and does not require any changes in the conditions of the current hockey game. But at the same time, it manifests itself as a previously unknown sports equipment magnetically controlled by a stick with enhanced playing properties, and when playing with a stick and pushing with a skate, it behaves like an ordinary projectile, without externally visible innovations.

Training sheet 5, intended for training with a magnetic training puck, is a synthetic coating in the form of an ice simulator, which is a solid base of polymer plates (polyethylene, polyurethane or polypropylene). Training canvas 5 is a one-piece structure, divided into sections, at one end of the canvas 5 there are metal strips 7 in the form of ellipses, interconnected at one point. From the other end of the canvas 5 are metal strips 7 vertically in a row.

The hockey player, with the help of a stick, steers the magnetic puck-simulator, while the puck makes ambiguous complex movements that require the hockey player to constantly concentrate, react quickly to the moving puck, and precisely control the muscles of the hands manipulating the stick.

In this case, the puck:

- moves in different directions, along trajectories resembling a figure eight or along a series of metal strips;

- is held when moving around the site;

- conducted in different directions and positions along the contour of the metal strips.

This simulator helps you learn how to quickly move the puck around obstacles.

Set for training - a set consisting of the above simulators (cloths in the form of synthetic ice, a magnetic washer-simulator). This is a great option for those who don't want to waste time selecting each item individually. As a result, the athlete receives everything that may be needed in individual lessons. The proposed device can be implemented industrially, since it does not contain difficult-to-manufacture elements and can be easily implemented.

Implementation of the proposed device will make it possible to train possession of the puck continuously and thereby reduce the time needed to develop skills in possession of the puck both directly on the ice and in sports halls. Practice pucks can be sold or used on their own, or as part of a practice pack of multiple pucks of various kinds.

Claims (1)

The training sheet, intended for training with a training puck containing a magnet, is a synthetic surface in the form of an ice simulator, with a solid base made of a polymer plate, the surface of which is divided into sections, at one end of the sheet there are metal strips in the form of ellipses connected to each other at one point, from the other end of the web, metal strips are arranged vertically in a row.

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