US20070167288A1 - Magnetic counter for small sports equipment - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to a magnetic counter for small sports equipment, and more particularly to sports equipment that counts the number of exercises.
- Regular sports equipment is widely used among modern people, and well known sports equipment, such as a hand gripper and stepper, have resistance components that include relative displacement, wherein the resistance component makes the user exert force repeatedly and causes relative displacement.
- Common sports equipment seen in the market has a counter placed on the resistance component to provide the user with numeral data, preventing over-exercise and sports injuries.
- a conventional counter is attached to sports equipment 10 a, as shown in FIG. 1 .
- the sports equipment 10 a comprises a first part 11 a, a second part 12 a, a permanent magnetic unit 21 a placed inside the first part 11 a, and a magnetic component 33 a placed inside the second part 12 a and corresponding with the permanent magnetic unit 21 a.
- the magnetic component 33 a is connected to a counter display 31 a through a wire a.
- the counter display 31 a is placed on the location that is a distance away from the magnetic component 33 a , so that the wire a extends to and connects to another resistance component.
- the reset unit 32 a is placed at a location that is a distance away from the counter display 31 a to make the wire a wrap around and connect other components.
- This conventional structure has the following problems in actual application.
- the wire a is placed at the location where this sports equipment 10 a moves. After a period, the wires rubs against other component because the sports equipment 10 a is not used properly, which makes the wire a create shortage, and which damages the counter display 31 a, magnetic component 33 a and reset unit 32 a.
- the wire a connected to the magnetic component 33 a must go through the second part 12 a . Further to the relative location for the counter display 31 a, the wire a for the counter display 31 a must be connected to a corresponding location and be connected to the reset unit 32 a for purposes of connection. This production method is not only too complicated but not cost effective, which does not meet the demand of the industry.
- the inventor has provided the present invention of practicability after deliberate design and evaluation based on years of experience in the production, development and design of related products.
- the permanent magnetic module 20 includes a permanent magnetic unit 21 .
- a magnetic counter 30 is placed inside the hollow space 17 16 in the second part 12 .
- the magnetic counter 30 includes a magnetic component 33 , counter display 31 and a reset unit 32 all in one-piece.
- the advantage of the present invention is that two corresponding ends of the sports equipment can be placed inside the permanent magnetic module 20 and the magnetic counter.
- the first part 11 a and the second part 12 a creates number by relative displacement; except the wire a is placed at the location where this sports equipment 10 a moves.
- the wires rubs against the other component because the sports equipment 10 a is not used properly, which makes the wire a create shortage, and damages the counter display 31 a , magnetic component 33 a and reset unit 32 a . Therefore, without the wrapping of the wire, it can be made more convenient and practical.
- a permanent magnetic module 20 is placed inside the first part 11 and the second part 12 of the sports equipment of the present invention. Its corresponding magnetic counter 30 is another new invention.
- the wire a for the counter display 31 a must be connected to a corresponding location, and be connected to the reset unit 32 a for purposes of connection.
- This production method is not only too complicated but not cost effective, which creates burden in the industry and does not meet the demand of the industry to be convenient and cost effective.
- FIG. 1 shows a side elevation view of the counter of conventional sports equipment.
- FIG. 2 shows an assembled perspective view of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 shows an exploded perspective view of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 shows an elevation view of the operation of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the two parts are not pressed.
- FIG. 5 shows an elevation view of the operation of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the two parts are pressed.
- FIG. 6 shows an elevation view of the operation of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the condition before the reset unit is pressed.
- FIG. 7 shows an elevation view of the operation of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the reset unit is pressed.
- FIG. 8 shows a perspective view of the first embodiment of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the embodiment of the roller.
- FIG. 9 shows a perspective view of the second embodiment of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows another embodiment of the roller.
- FIG. 10 shows another perspective view of the third embodiment of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the embodiment of the abdominal exerciser.
- FIG. 11 shows an elevation view of the fourth embodiment of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows another embodiment of the arm gripper.
- FIG. 12 shows an elevation view of the fifth embodiment of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows another embodiment of the hand grip.
- FIG. 2-9 a magnetic counter for small sports equipment embodied in the present invention, except that this embodiment is used only for description. It shall not be limited by this structure when applying for the patent.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 First, the invention is shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 .
- a sports equipment 10 includes a first part 11 , a second part 12 , a hollow space 17 16 formed inside the first part 11 and the second part 12 , a display slot 15 placed on the predetermined location on the second part 12 , a first sensory point 13 , and the second sensory point 14 , both placed on the corresponding or touching location on the first part 11 and the second part 12 .
- the first part 11 and the second part 12 move in relative displacement, so that the first sensory point 13 and the second sensory point 14 reaches the corresponding or touching purpose.
- a permanent magnetic module 20 is placed inside the hollow space 16 in the first part 11 of the sports equipment 10 mentioned above.
- the permanent magnetic module 20 includes a permanent magnetic unit 21 , and the permanent magnetic unit 21 is located corresponding to the first sensory point 13 .
- a magnetic counter 30 is placed inside the hollow space 17 in the second part 12 of the sports equipment 10 mentioned above.
- the magnetic counter 30 is placed at the location corresponding to the permanent magnetic module 20 .
- the magnetic counter 30 includes magnetic component 33 , counter display 31 and a reset unit 32 .
- a magnetic component 33 is placed on the second sensory point 14 inside the hollow space 17 of the second part 12 .
- the magnetic component 33 is placed on the corresponding location to the permanent magnetic unit 21 , which makes the magnetic component 33 and the permanent magnetic unit 21 reach the magnetic effect.
- a counter display 31 is placed inside the display slot 15 of the second part 12 and is formed as one-piece with the magnetic component 33 mentioned above.
- the magnetic component 33 can transmit the signal to the counter display 31 , can convert the signal into the digital data through the internal signal, and can make the counter display 31 show the numbers of magnetic activity, which provided the users with the number of the relative displacement of the first part 11 and the second part 12 .
- a reset unit 32 is connected to the counter display 31 and resets the number displayed by the counter display 31 to zero to provide updated numeral data.
- both sides of the first part 11 and the second part 12 of the sports equipment 10 are shown as pressed, so that the first part 11 and the second part 12 can move in relative displacement.
- a permanent magnetic module 20 is placed inside the hollow space 16 in the first part 11 , and the permanent magnetic module 20 includes a permanent magnetic unit 21 , which is placed on the first sensory point 13 of the first part 11 .
- a magnetic counter 30 is placed inside the hollow space 17 in the second part 12 , and the magnetic counter 30 includes a magnetic component 33 , a counter display 31 and a reset unit 32 , all in one-piece.
- the counter display 31 is placed corresponding to the display slot 15 of the second part 12 .
- the first sensory point 31 of the first part 11 is getting close or touches the second sensory point 14 of the second part 12 .
- the magnetic component 33 inside the second part 12 receives the magnetic signal from the permanent magnetic unit 21 .
- the magnetic signal is converted to digital data through the counter display 31 , and the number of the relative displacement made by the first part 11 and the second part 12 is provided (as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 ).
- the user When the user desires to rest the counter display 31 , the user can press the reset unit 32 to renew the display data (as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 ).
- FIG. 8 there is the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the first part of the roller and the second part of the roller move back and forth to count the numbers.
- the roller turns a circle to make the third part 13 b sense the fourth part 14 b to counter the numbers.
- FIG. 10 there is the third embodiment of the present invention.
- the first part 11 c and the second part 12 c moves back and forth to count the numbers.
- FIG. 11 there is the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- the first part 11 d and the second part 12 d moves in relative displacement to count the numbers.
- FIG. 12 there is the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- the first part 11 e and the second part 12 e moves in relative displacement to count the numbers.
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The magnetic counter for small sports equipment shows the number of exercises. A permanent magnetic module is placed inside the hollow space in the first part, and a magnetic counter is placed inside the hollow space of the second part. The magnetic counter includes a magnetic component, counter display and a reset unit in one piece, so that the magnetic component inside the second part receives the magnetic signal from the permanent magnetic unit. The magnetic signal converts it to the numeral data by the counter display. The counter does not need wires that wrap around the components, making it more convenient and practical.
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- The present invention relates generally to a magnetic counter for small sports equipment, and more particularly to sports equipment that counts the number of exercises.
- Regular sports equipment is widely used among modern people, and well known sports equipment, such as a hand gripper and stepper, have resistance components that include relative displacement, wherein the resistance component makes the user exert force repeatedly and causes relative displacement. Common sports equipment seen in the market has a counter placed on the resistance component to provide the user with numeral data, preventing over-exercise and sports injuries.
- A conventional counter is attached to sports equipment 10 a, as shown in
FIG. 1 . The sports equipment 10 a comprises afirst part 11 a, a second part 12 a, a permanentmagnetic unit 21 a placed inside thefirst part 11 a, and amagnetic component 33 a placed inside the second part 12 a and corresponding with the permanentmagnetic unit 21 a. Themagnetic component 33 a is connected to acounter display 31 a through a wire a. Thecounter display 31 a is placed on the location that is a distance away from themagnetic component 33 a, so that the wire a extends to and connects to another resistance component. Thereset unit 32 a is placed at a location that is a distance away from thecounter display 31 a to make the wire a wrap around and connect other components. - This conventional structure has the following problems in actual application.
- 1. The wire a is placed at the location where this sports equipment 10 a moves. After a period, the wires rubs against other component because the sports equipment 10 a is not used properly, which makes the wire a create shortage, and which damages the counter display 31 a,
magnetic component 33 a andreset unit 32 a. - 2. The wire a connected to the
magnetic component 33 a must go through the second part 12 a. Further to the relative location for thecounter display 31 a, the wire a for thecounter display 31 a must be connected to a corresponding location and be connected to thereset unit 32 a for purposes of connection. This production method is not only too complicated but not cost effective, which does not meet the demand of the industry. - Thus, to overcome the aforementioned problems of the prior art, it would be an advancement in the art to provide an improved structure that can significantly improve the efficacy.
- To this end, the inventor has provided the present invention of practicability after deliberate design and evaluation based on years of experience in the production, development and design of related products.
- The improved the fact of the present invention is described herein.
- 1. It is mainly by placing a permanent
magnetic module 20 inside thehollow space 17 in thefirst part 11. The permanentmagnetic module 20 includes a permanentmagnetic unit 21. Amagnetic counter 30 is placed inside thehollow space 17 16 in thesecond part 12. Themagnetic counter 30 includes amagnetic component 33,counter display 31 and areset unit 32 all in one-piece. The advantage of the present invention is that two corresponding ends of the sports equipment can be placed inside the permanentmagnetic module 20 and the magnetic counter. By improving the wire in the counter of the conventional sports equipment mentioned in the “prior art”, other components are connected by resistance component. Thus, thefirst part 11 a and the second part 12 a creates number by relative displacement; except the wire a is placed at the location where this sports equipment 10 a moves. After a period, the wires rubs against the other component because the sports equipment 10 a is not used properly, which makes the wire a create shortage, and damages the counter display 31 a,magnetic component 33 a andreset unit 32 a. Therefore, without the wrapping of the wire, it can be made more convenient and practical. - 2. A permanent
magnetic module 20 is placed inside thefirst part 11 and thesecond part 12 of the sports equipment of the present invention. Its correspondingmagnetic counter 30 is another new invention. By improving the wire a connected to themagnetic component 33 a mentioned in the “prior art”, which must go through the second part 12 a, and further to the relative location for thecounter display 31 a, the wire a for thecounter display 31 a must be connected to a corresponding location, and be connected to thereset unit 32 a for purposes of connection. This production method is not only too complicated but not cost effective, which creates burden in the industry and does not meet the demand of the industry to be convenient and cost effective. - Although the invention has been explained in relation to its preferred embodiment, it is to be understood that many other possible modifications and variations can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as hereinafter claimed.
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FIG. 1 shows a side elevation view of the counter of conventional sports equipment. -
FIG. 2 shows an assembled perspective view of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention. -
FIG. 3 shows an exploded perspective view of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention. -
FIG. 4 shows an elevation view of the operation of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the two parts are not pressed. -
FIG. 5 shows an elevation view of the operation of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the two parts are pressed. -
FIG. 6 shows an elevation view of the operation of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the condition before the reset unit is pressed. -
FIG. 7 shows an elevation view of the operation of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the reset unit is pressed. -
FIG. 8 shows a perspective view of the first embodiment of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the embodiment of the roller. -
FIG. 9 shows a perspective view of the second embodiment of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows another embodiment of the roller. -
FIG. 10 shows another perspective view of the third embodiment of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows the embodiment of the abdominal exerciser. -
FIG. 11 shows an elevation view of the fourth embodiment of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows another embodiment of the arm gripper. -
FIG. 12 shows an elevation view of the fifth embodiment of the magnetic counter of the small sports equipment of the present invention, which shows another embodiment of the hand grip. - The features and the advantages of the present invention will be more readily understood upon a thoughtful deliberation of the following detailed description of a preferred embodiment of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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FIG. 2-9 , a magnetic counter for small sports equipment embodied in the present invention, except that this embodiment is used only for description. It shall not be limited by this structure when applying for the patent. - First, the invention is shown in
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sports equipment 10 includes afirst part 11, asecond part 12, ahollow space 17 16 formed inside thefirst part 11 and thesecond part 12, adisplay slot 15 placed on the predetermined location on thesecond part 12, a firstsensory point 13, and the secondsensory point 14, both placed on the corresponding or touching location on thefirst part 11 and thesecond part 12. Among them, thefirst part 11 and thesecond part 12 move in relative displacement, so that the firstsensory point 13 and the secondsensory point 14 reaches the corresponding or touching purpose. - A permanent
magnetic module 20 is placed inside thehollow space 16 in thefirst part 11 of thesports equipment 10 mentioned above. The permanentmagnetic module 20 includes a permanentmagnetic unit 21, and the permanentmagnetic unit 21 is located corresponding to the firstsensory point 13. - A
magnetic counter 30 is placed inside thehollow space 17 in thesecond part 12 of thesports equipment 10 mentioned above. Themagnetic counter 30 is placed at the location corresponding to the permanentmagnetic module 20. Moreover, themagnetic counter 30 includesmagnetic component 33,counter display 31 and areset unit 32. - A
magnetic component 33 is placed on the secondsensory point 14 inside thehollow space 17 of thesecond part 12. Themagnetic component 33 is placed on the corresponding location to the permanentmagnetic unit 21, which makes themagnetic component 33 and the permanentmagnetic unit 21 reach the magnetic effect. - A
counter display 31 is placed inside thedisplay slot 15 of thesecond part 12 and is formed as one-piece with themagnetic component 33 mentioned above. Thus, themagnetic component 33 can transmit the signal to thecounter display 31, can convert the signal into the digital data through the internal signal, and can make thecounter display 31 show the numbers of magnetic activity, which provided the users with the number of the relative displacement of thefirst part 11 and thesecond part 12. - A
reset unit 32 is connected to thecounter display 31 and resets the number displayed by thecounter display 31 to zero to provide updated numeral data. - Through the structure and design mentioned above, the operation of the present invention is described as follows.
- As shown in
FIGS. 4-7 , both sides of thefirst part 11 and thesecond part 12 of thesports equipment 10 are shown as pressed, so that thefirst part 11 and thesecond part 12 can move in relative displacement. A permanentmagnetic module 20 is placed inside thehollow space 16 in thefirst part 11, and the permanentmagnetic module 20 includes a permanentmagnetic unit 21, which is placed on the firstsensory point 13 of thefirst part 11. Amagnetic counter 30 is placed inside thehollow space 17 in thesecond part 12, and themagnetic counter 30 includes amagnetic component 33, acounter display 31 and areset unit 32, all in one-piece. Thecounter display 31 is placed corresponding to thedisplay slot 15 of thesecond part 12. When thefirst part 11 and thesecond part 12 move in relative displacement, the firstsensory point 31 of thefirst part 11 is getting close or touches the secondsensory point 14 of thesecond part 12. Thus, themagnetic component 33 inside thesecond part 12 receives the magnetic signal from the permanentmagnetic unit 21. The magnetic signal is converted to digital data through thecounter display 31, and the number of the relative displacement made by thefirst part 11 and thesecond part 12 is provided (as shown inFIGS. 4 and 5 ). - When the user desires to rest the
counter display 31, the user can press thereset unit 32 to renew the display data (as shown inFIGS. 6 and 7 ). - As shown in
FIG. 8 , there is the first embodiment of the present invention. When the user is pushing the roller, the first part of the roller and the second part of the roller move back and forth to count the numbers. - As shown in
FIG. 9 , there is the second embodiment of the present invention. When the user is pushing the roller, the roller turns a circle to make thethird part 13 b sense thefourth part 14 b to counter the numbers. - As shown in
FIG. 10 , there is the third embodiment of the present invention. When the user is pushing the abdominal exerciser, thefirst part 11 c and thesecond part 12 c moves back and forth to count the numbers. - As shown in
FIG. 11 , there is the fourth embodiment of the present invention. When the user holds thearm gripper 10 d, thefirst part 11 d and thesecond part 12 d moves in relative displacement to count the numbers. - As shown in
FIG. 12 , there is the fifth embodiment of the present invention. When the user holds thehand grip 10 e, thefirst part 11 e and thesecond part 12 e moves in relative displacement to count the numbers.
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1. A magnetic counter for small sports equipment, said magnetic counter comprising:
sports equipment being comprised of a first part and a second part, being moveable relative to each other;
a permanent magnetic module, being placed inside said first part and being comprised of a permanent magnetic unit;
a magnetic counter, being placed inside said second part and placed at a location corresponding to the permanent magnetic module, the magnetic counter being comprised of a magnetic component and counter display, said magnetic component being placed inside the permanent magnetic unit, said counter display being connected to said magnetic component.
2. The structure defined in claim 1 , wherein the counter display is connected to a reset unit, renewing a number of exercises shown.
3. The structure defined in claim 1 , wherein said permanent magnetic module and said magnetic counter are placed correspondingly close or in touch at a location on said sports equipment, having a relative displacement so that the two corresponding components are close or touching to count a number, said sports equipment being a grip, abdominal exerciser or roller.
4. A magnetic counter structure, comprising:
a permanent magnetic module being comprised of a permanent magnetic unit;
a magnetic counter placed at a location corresponding to said permanent magnetic module, said magnetic counter being comprised of a magnetic component and counter display, said magnetic component being placed inside said permanent magnetic unit module, said counter display being connected to said magnetic component as one-piece.
5. The structure defined in claim 4 , wherein said permanent magnetic module and said magnetic counter are placed correspondingly close or in touch at a location of sports equipment, having a relative displacement so that the two corresponding components are close or touching to count a number, said sports equipment being a grip, abdominal exerciser or roller.
6. The structure defined in claim 4 , wherein said counter display is connected to a reset unit as one-piece to renew a number shown.
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