SU1366165A1 - Hockey stick for training hockey players - Google Patents

Description

The invention allows to increase the efficiency of training by changing the inertial properties in the process of performing gaming techniques. The club contains rigidly interconnected hook 1 and handles.

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A tent made of the bottom part 3 and the part 4 spring-loaded to it. Such a connection of the handle parts allows the club to attach, with a handle longer than usual, additional efforts necessary to make the throw and to drive the puck under the conditions of power confrontation due to the need to reduce the length sticks when performing reception. Hook 1 and the lower part 3 of the handles have rods .9 and 11 located along them with weights 10 and 12, respectively, mounted for movement along the respective rods and fixing their position with

using a threaded connection. In addition, each part of the handle is equipped with spring-loaded handles 8. Changing the position of the weights 10 and 12 on the handle and the presence of the handles 8 allows the Athlete to change the direction of force interaction with the club, flexibly adapting their movements to the changing characteristics of the power confrontation. Training with the use of the proposed club accelerates the development of the skills necessary for beating up an opponent in power confrontations, as well as the adaptation adaptations corresponding to them.

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The invention relates to sports invertaru and is intended to enhance the physical fitness of the hockey player.

The purpose of the invention is to increase the effectiveness of training by changing the inertial properties in the process of performing gaming techniques. ten

! The drawing shows a training hockey stick, a general view.

The putter contains a hook 1 and a handle.

2 ,. consisting of two parts - the bottom 3 and the top 4. The bottom part 3 is rigidly connected to the hook 1 and has inside a longitudinal cavity (not shown) of rectangular cross section, in which is placed a spring 5 of rectangular cross section of length less than 20 the length of the cavity. The upper part 4 is inserted into the lower part 3 of the handle 2, having a length such that the total length of the handle 2 is 1.2-1.5 times longer than that of a standard size stick. 25 At the end of the upper part 4 of the handle 3 in the cavity of the fixed pusher 6 spring 5 ,. and the upper end of the lower part 3 of the handle 2 is closed by a limiter 7 moving the pusher 6 of the spring 5 30

D has a window of rectangular cross-section corresponding to the cross section of the upper part 4 of the handle 2. On both sides of the upper part 4 of the handle 2 there are spring-loaded handles 8. On both sides of the lower part 3 of the handle ³⁵

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2 two pairs of spring-loaded handles 8 are installed to enable the selection of an individual grip of a hockey player. Inside hole 1 there is a hole (not indicated) for mounting a rod 9 in it, on which two weights 10 are installed with the possibility of moving along it and fixing their position with the help of a threaded connection. On the lower part 3 of the handle 2, parallel to it, another rod 11 is installed, on which four weights 12 are installed with the possibility of moving along it and fixing their position by means of a threaded connection. All structural elements, except for goods, can be made of lightweight material, for example, 'from duralumin, and cargoes can be made of plastic.

The device works as follows.

To install the device in a working position before entering the field, the athlete (at the direction of the coach), turning loads 10, 12 on one or both of the rods 9 and 11, sets them to the required position. Then, having entered the field, the athlete grabs the stick at the grip required for leading or throwing the puck according to his individual abilities (during the game, the possibility of changing the grip is not excluded), grabbing the upper and one of the lower pairs of handles 8 of the handle 2. Performing the exercise: the puck is an athlete at 1366165

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Lugs 2 handles to the handles 8, compressing them and reducing the distance between them. In this case, the corresponding groups of muscles of the fingers, hands, and pectoral muscles are included in the work. At the same time, the loads create different moments of inertia in different directions, preventing the athlete from concentrating efforts. Thus, muscle work is simulated in case of acute stroke. To perform the throw of the puck, the athlete additionally compresses the handles 8 and reduces the distance between the handles 8 so that the stick length becomes 15 for him. And only with the application of additional efforts of multidirectional to the handles and the middle of the club, the athlete manages to perform actions aimed at winning the puck in a power confrontation or at throwing it into the net.

After working out the efforts and actions in this variant of the installation of the goods, at the direction of the coach, the athlete proceeds to work out the actions and efforts in other variants. All this contributes to the development of specific motor actions characteristic of the performance of gaming techniques in the context of forceful opposition from the opponent, and at the same time developing the appropriate physical qualities, contributes to the effectiveness of training hockey players.

Claims (2)

Claim 1. A hockey stick for training hockey players containing a hook and handle rigidly interconnected with the latter installed with the possibility of moving and fixing at least one load, characterized in that, in order to increase the efficiency of the training by changing the inertial properties during gaming techniques , the handle is made of telescopically connected parts, the upper of which is spring-loaded to the bottom, and the load is placed on the lower part of the handle. 2. Putter pop. 1, characterized in that it is provided with longitudinal guides mounted on the hook and the lower part of the handle and additional weights installed on them.