US20230293937A1 - Training device with changeable operating direction - Google Patents
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- the abovementioned seat includes the main operating region, the first side operating region, and the second side operating region, the area will be too large and the training device will take up too much space. In addition, it is not convenient to transport and move the training device as well.
- the present invention provides a training device with changeable operating direction, comprising a seat which is disposed horizontally on an XY plane, with the XY plane being constituted by an X-direction and a Y-direction that are perpendicular to each other; a stand, which is pivoted on the seat in a Z-direction by a pivot shaft, with the Z-direction being perpendicular to the XY plane, and the stand including a first side and a second side; a spindle, which is disposed on the stand and is extended along a spindle axis, with the spindle axis being parallel to the XY plane; a vertical turntable, which is pivoted on the stand by the spindle, with the vertical turntable including a first table surface and a second table surface that are opposite to each other; a first grip, which is extended along a first axis parallel to the spindle axis, with the first axis being at a distance to the spindle axis
- the first grip is vertically pivoted on an end of a first connecting member, and the other end of the first connecting member is fixed on the spindle; whereas the second grip is vertically pivoted on an end of a second connecting member, and the other end of the second connecting member is fixed on the spindle.
- the first connecting member is provided with a first groove.
- the first groove slides with respect to the spindle axis selectively, changing the distance between the first axis and the spindle axis;
- the second connecting member is provided with a second groove, and the second groove slides with respect to the spindle axis selectively, changing the distance between the second axis and the spindle axis.
- a bottom end of the stand is provided with a swivel plate
- the seat is provided with a base plate corresponding to the swivel plate.
- the swivel plate is pivoted on the base plate by the pivot shaft, and the swivel plate is provided at least with a guide groove on an outer periphery of the axis of the pivot shaft.
- the securing unit includes a limiting member, and the limiting member is disposed in the guide groove to limit the rotation of the swivel plate.
- the base plate is provided at least with a second threaded hole, and the limiting member includes a male thread to be screwed in the second threaded hole.
- the securing unit includes an handle, the handle is connected to the limiting member, and the limiting member is provided with a sleeve which is disposed in the guide groove.
- the present invention further includes a resistance unit.
- the resistance unit is disposed on the stand, and the vertical turntable is connected to the resistance unit.
- the resistance unit includes a first belt, a first driven wheel, a second driven wheel, a second belt, a third driven wheel, and a resistance wheel.
- the first driven wheel and the second driven wheel are commonly fixed on a first rotation shaft, the first rotation shaft is rotatably fixed on the stand, and the axis of the first rotation shaft is parallel to the spindle axis.
- the third driven wheel and the resistance wheel are commonly fixed on a second rotation shaft, the second rotation shaft is rotatably fixed on the stand, and the axis of the second rotation shaft is parallel to the spindle axis.
- the vertical turntable is connected to the first driven wheel by the first belt, and the second driven wheel is connected to the resistance wheel by the second belt.
- the seat includes a standing plate, the standing plate is disposed on the XY plane, and is at a distance to the stand.
- the present invention preferably can achieve the following benefits:
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective exploded view of a first grip, a second grip and a vertical turntable, according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 3 shows a structural view of a swivel plate and a base plate, according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 4 shows a perspective exploded view of a securing unit, the swivel plate and the base plate, according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a structural view of a resistance unit according to the present embodiment, with brackets being omitted.
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic view of rotating handles to loosen the limiting member, according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 8 shows a cutaway view of the limiting member in a tightened condition by rotation, according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic view of rotating the stand to form a second mode, according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 10 shows a perspective schematic view of the present embodiment, with most of the brackets being enclosed by an outer casing after the rotation of stand, under the second mode.
- a training device with changeable operating direction comprises a seat 1 , a stand 2 , a spindle 3 , a vertical turntable 4 , a first grip 5 , a second grip 6 , a resistance unit 8 and a control panel 9 .
- the seat 1 is disposed horizontally on an XY plane, and the XY plane is constituted by an X-direction and a Y-direction that are perpendicular to each other.
- the XY plane is a flat ground surface, and when an operator operates the present invention, the direction in which the operator's shoulder width is extended is the X-direction, and the direction in which the operator looks straight forward is the Y-direction.
- a bottom end of the stand 2 is provided with a swivel plate 24
- the seat 1 is provided with a base plate 12 corresponding to the swivel plate 24 .
- the pivot shaft 11 in association with a gasket 111 and a bushing 112 , is screwed in a first threaded hole 120 on the base plate 12 , allowing the swivel plate 24 to be pivoted on the base plate 12 .
- the swivel plate 24 is provided with two arc-shaped guide grooves 25 on an outer periphery of the axis of the pivot shaft 11 , and two securing units 26 are disposed in the two guide grooves 25 correspondingly.
- Each securing unit 26 includes a handle 261 and a limiting member 262 ; in the present embodiment, the limiting member 262 is a screw rod.
- the handle 261 is connected to the limiting member 262 to apply rotational force to the limiting member 262 .
- the limiting member 262 includes a male thread 264 (as shown in FIG. 6 ) and passes through the guide groove 25 to be screwed in the second threaded hole 121 on the base plate 12 , thereby limiting the rotation of the swivel plate 24 .
- Each limiting member 262 is sheathed with a sleeve 263 to prevent the limiting member 262 from directly hitting the guide groove 25 .
- the securing unit 26 in the present embodiment is only one of many feasible securing structures, and other elements, such as bolt and nut, or element like a quick release component for a bike, are all feasible embodiments of the present invention.
- the seat 1 includes a standing plate 13 , and the standing plate 13 is at a distance to the stand 2 in the Y-direction.
- the standing plate 13 provides for the operator to stand. After the operator stands on the standing plate 13 , the stand 2 is in front of the operator.
- the spindle 3 is rotatably disposed on the stand 2 and is extended along a spindle axis 31 .
- the spindle axis 31 is the axis of the spindle 3 , and is parallel to the XY plane.
- Two ends of the spindle 3 are all provided with a threaded hole (not shown in the drawings).
- the vertical turntable 4 is fixed on the spindle 3 and rotates along with the spindle 3 .
- the vertical turntable 4 includes a circumference 41 , and a first table surface 42 and an opposite second table surface 43 are disposed on two sides of the circumference 41 .
- the first table surface 42 is on a same side as the first side 21 ; whereas the second table surface 43 is on a same side as the second side 22 .
- the first grip 5 is extended along a first axis 51 , and the first axis 51 is parallel to the spindle axis 31 . In addition, the first axis 51 is at a distance to the spindle axis 31 of the vertical turntable 4 radially.
- the first grip 5 is vertically pivoted on an end of a first connecting member 53 on the first side 21 .
- the first connecting member 53 is parallel to the first table surface 42 , and the other end of the first connecting member 53 is provided with a first groove 531 .
- a first screwing piece 532 passes through the first groove 531 and is screwed in the threaded hole at the end of the spindle 3 , so that the first connecting member 53 can be fixed on the spindle 3 .
- the distance between the first grip 5 and the spindle 3 can be adjusted, thereby changing the moment arm in operating the vertical turntable 4 .
- the second grip 6 is extended along a second axis 61 , and the second axis 61 is parallel to the spindle axis 31 .
- the second axis 61 is at a distance to the spindle axis 31 of the vertical turntable 4 radially.
- the second grip 6 is vertically pivoted on an end of a second connecting member 63 on the second side 22 .
- the second connecting member 63 is parallel to the second table surface 43 , and the other end of the second connecting member 63 is provided with a second groove 631 .
- a second screwing piece 632 passes through the second groove 631 and is screwed in the threaded hole at the end of the spindle 3 , so that the second connecting member 63 can be fixed on the spindle 3 .
- the distance between the second grip 6 and the spindle 3 can be adjusted, thereby changing the moment arm in operating the vertical turntable 4 .
- the first grip 5 and the second grip 6 are at far locations of the vertical turntable 4 diametrically, so that when the spindle axis 31 is parallel to the X-direction and the operator holds the first grip 5 and the second grip 6 with his or her two hands, respectively, he or she can execute an alternate cyclic action.
- the first axis 51 of the first grip 5 and the second axis 61 of the second grip 6 can be also on a same axis.
- the resistance unit 8 is disposed on the stand 2 and is connected to the vertical turntable 4 .
- the resistance unit 8 includes a first belt 81 , a first driven wheel 82 , a second driven wheel 83 , a second belt 84 , a third driven wheel 85 and a resistance wheel 86 .
- the first driven wheel 82 and the second driven wheel 83 are commonly fixed on a first rotation shaft 87
- the first rotation shaft 87 is rotatably fixed on the stand 2
- the axis of the first rotation shaft 87 is parallel to the spindle axis 31 .
- control panel 9 is disposed on the stand 2 for displaying related operation messages, such as rotation speed, resistance, predicted heat consumption and operation time of the vertical turntable.
- the handles 261 are first used to release the limiting member 262 by rotation (as shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 ), such that the swivel plate 24 will no longer be abutted to the base plate 12 .
- the stand 2 is rotated to adjust the relative position between the stand 2 and the seat 1 .
- the handles 261 are used to tighten the limiting member 262 by rotation (as shown in FIG. 8 ), allowing the swivel plate 24 to be abutted with the base plate 12 . Therefore, the stand 2 can be fixed on the seat 1 .
- the change in position of the stand 2 is described by a first mode and a second mode, in the present embodiment.
- the spindle axis 31 is in the same direction as the X-direction, and the first axis 51 of the first grip 5 as well as the second axis 61 of the second grip 6 are parallel to the direction in which the operator's shoulder width is extended.
- first axis 51 and the second axis 61 are all in the same direction as the X-direction, and the operator stands on the standing plate 13 and faces the stand 2 , with his or her two hands holding the first grip 5 and the second grip 6 , respectively, to rotate alternately with his or her two hands, for training muscles in the hands.
- the rotation resistance of the vertical turntable 4 can be changed by adjusting the resistance of the resistance unit 8 , thereby acquiring the training effect in various strength.
- FIG. 9 and FIG. 10 manifest the state of second mode.
- the spindle axis 31 is in the same direction as the Y-direction, and the swivel plate 24 in FIG. 9 rotates by 90° against the pivot shaft 11 following the arrow and is fixed on the base plate 12 of the seat 1 by the securing unit 26 .
- the first axis 51 of the first grip 5 is perpendicular to the direction in which the operator's shoulder width is extended. It means that the first axis 51 is in the same direction as the Y-direction, the operator also stands on the standing plate 13 and faces the stand 2 .
- the operator can use a single hand to hold the first grip 5 , rotating the vertical turntable (not shown in the drawings).
- the operator can also use both hands to hold the first grip 5 together, rotating the vertical turntable (not shown in the drawings).
- the operator can change the rotation resistance of the vertical turntable (not shown in the drawings) to acquire the training effect in a various level.
- the operator Under the second mode, the operator can operate with a single hand or both hands to train the muscles in different parts of the hands, by rotating in the direction parallel to the shoulder (i.e., the X-direction).
- the stand rotates by 90° relative to the seat.
- the rotation angle is not limited to 90°; the rotation by an angle of smaller than or larger than 90° is feasible according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- the rotation angle larger than 90° it can be achieved by properly increasing the arc length of the guide groove 25 in FIG. 4 .
- the stand 2 By rotating the stand 2 , the relative position between the stand 2 and the seat 1 is changed, so that the operator can rotate the vertical turntable 4 by various angles at a same location, thereby acquiring the various training effect.
- the standing plate 13 will not take up too much area and space.
- the standing plate 13 can be omitted. If the seat 1 is fixed on the ground directly by a securing element, such as bolt, the stand 2 can also rotate on the seat 1 relatively, and the operator can operate while standing on the ground.
- the operator can freely choose to use a single hand or both hands to operate at various angles to execute various trainings. He or she can train both hands simultaneously, and can carry out an intensive training to the left hand or right hand respectively, which facilitates the operator to enhance the training to the upper body, such as shoulder, elbow, or wrist, according to his or her personal need.
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Abstract
A training device with changeable operating direction is disclosed, including a seat, which is disposed horizontally on an XY plane, with the XY plane being constituted by an X-direction and a Y-direction that are perpendicular to each other; a stand, which is pivoted on the seat by a pivot shaft in a Z-direction, with the Z-direction being perpendicular to the XY plane; a vertical turntable, which is pivoted on the stand; and a first grip and a second grip, with the first grip and/or the second grip driving the vertical turntable to rotate by applied force, the stand rotating relative to the seat within a rotation angle selectively against the pivot shaft, and being fixed on the seat by a securing unit after rotation.
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- The present invention relates to a training device with changeable operating direction, and more particularly to a training device that the position of a stand can be changed, allowing an operator to apply force to a first grip and/or a second grip on the stand in different direction, so as to achieve multiple training effects.
- People are now interested in exercising; they no longer only choose outdoor exercising, but will also select indoor exercising machines. However, most of the exercising machines, such as treadmill, bike fitness, or elliptical trainer, can only train muscles in a lower part of body, and cannot fully train muscles in an upper part of body.
- A Taiwanese utility model patent M600638, discloses a symmetrical vertical turntable movement device, wherein an operating space is formed by two vertical turntables with their vertical table surfaces being disposed opposite to each other. In addition, each vertical table surface is provided with a grip, and the grip is disposed in the operating space, which in turn allows an operator to stand or sit in the operating space, with both hands holding the grips to train the upper part of body.
- However, there must be two vertical turntables in the abovementioned patent, and the operating space between the two vertical turntables should be also large enough to allow the operator to operate comfortably. Therefore, the entire size of the symmetrical vertical turntable movement device will be too large to be put in an ordinary home for the operator to train at home.
- Furthermore, a Taiwanese utility model patent M616525, discloses a multi-directional training device, including a seat, a stand, a spindle, a vertical turntable, a first grip and a second grip. The seat includes a main operating region, a first side operating region, and a second side operating region. An operator can choose any one location among the main operating region, the first side operating region, and the second side operating region, to operate the first grip and/or the second grip for training.
- However, as the abovementioned seat includes the main operating region, the first side operating region, and the second side operating region, the area will be too large and the training device will take up too much space. In addition, it is not convenient to transport and move the training device as well.
- Accordingly, the present invention provides a training device with changeable operating direction, comprising a seat which is disposed horizontally on an XY plane, with the XY plane being constituted by an X-direction and a Y-direction that are perpendicular to each other; a stand, which is pivoted on the seat in a Z-direction by a pivot shaft, with the Z-direction being perpendicular to the XY plane, and the stand including a first side and a second side; a spindle, which is disposed on the stand and is extended along a spindle axis, with the spindle axis being parallel to the XY plane; a vertical turntable, which is pivoted on the stand by the spindle, with the vertical turntable including a first table surface and a second table surface that are opposite to each other; a first grip, which is extended along a first axis parallel to the spindle axis, with the first axis being at a distance to the spindle axis, and the first grip being extended and connected to the spindle on the first side; and a second grip, which is extended along a second axis parallel to the spindle axis, with the second axis being at a distance to the spindle axis, and the second grip being extended and connected to the spindle on the second side. The first grip and/or the second grip drive the vertical turntable to rotate by applied force, the stand rotates relative to the seat within a rotation angle selectively against the pivot shaft and is fixed on the seat by a securing unit after rotation.
- Preferably, the first axis and the second axis are disposed on far locations of the vertical turntable diametrically.
- Preferably, the first axis and the second axis are disposed on a same axis.
- Preferably, the first grip is vertically pivoted on an end of a first connecting member, and the other end of the first connecting member is fixed on the spindle; whereas the second grip is vertically pivoted on an end of a second connecting member, and the other end of the second connecting member is fixed on the spindle.
- Preferably, the first connecting member is provided with a first groove. The first groove slides with respect to the spindle axis selectively, changing the distance between the first axis and the spindle axis; whereas, the second connecting member is provided with a second groove, and the second groove slides with respect to the spindle axis selectively, changing the distance between the second axis and the spindle axis.
- Preferably, a bottom end of the stand is provided with a swivel plate, and the seat is provided with a base plate corresponding to the swivel plate. The swivel plate is pivoted on the base plate by the pivot shaft, and the swivel plate is provided at least with a guide groove on an outer periphery of the axis of the pivot shaft. The securing unit includes a limiting member, and the limiting member is disposed in the guide groove to limit the rotation of the swivel plate. The base plate is provided at least with a second threaded hole, and the limiting member includes a male thread to be screwed in the second threaded hole. The securing unit includes an handle, the handle is connected to the limiting member, and the limiting member is provided with a sleeve which is disposed in the guide groove.
- Preferably, the present invention further includes a resistance unit. The resistance unit is disposed on the stand, and the vertical turntable is connected to the resistance unit. The resistance unit includes a first belt, a first driven wheel, a second driven wheel, a second belt, a third driven wheel, and a resistance wheel. The first driven wheel and the second driven wheel are commonly fixed on a first rotation shaft, the first rotation shaft is rotatably fixed on the stand, and the axis of the first rotation shaft is parallel to the spindle axis. The third driven wheel and the resistance wheel are commonly fixed on a second rotation shaft, the second rotation shaft is rotatably fixed on the stand, and the axis of the second rotation shaft is parallel to the spindle axis. The vertical turntable is connected to the first driven wheel by the first belt, and the second driven wheel is connected to the resistance wheel by the second belt.
- Preferably, the seat includes a standing plate, the standing plate is disposed on the XY plane, and is at a distance to the stand.
- According to the abovementioned technical features, the present invention preferably can achieve the following benefits:
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- 1. In comparison with the abovementioned Taiwanese utility model patent M616525, the seat of the present invention is only provided with one standing plate, without a need to provide a first side standing plate and a second side standing plate additionally. Therefore, the entire area of the seat is small, and the training device does not take up too much space and thus can be transported easily.
- 2. The stand rotates relative to the seat and can be fixed on the seat. Therefore, when the operator stands at a same location, he or she only changes the direction of stand that he or she can choose to use two hands to hold the first grip and the second grip respectively and simultaneously, rotating and applying force in a direction perpendicular to the chest with both hands to drive the vertical turntable for training; or, the operator can choose to use a single hand to hold the first grip, rotating and applying force with one hand in a direction parallel to the chest to drive the vertical turntable for training. Furthermore, the operator can also use both hands to hold the first grip, rotating and applying force with both hands in a direction parallel to the chest to drive the vertical turntable for training. Accordingly, a multi-purpose training effect can be achieved.
- 3. Through the resistance unit, the operator can adjust the resistance according to his or her personal need, thereby acquiring the training effect in a various level.
- To enable a further understanding of the said objectives and the technological methods of the invention herein, the brief description of the drawings below is followed by the detailed description of the preferred embodiments.
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FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the present embodiment, wherein a relative position between a stand and a seat forms a first mode. -
FIG. 2 shows a perspective exploded view of a first grip, a second grip and a vertical turntable, according to the present embodiment. -
FIG. 3 shows a structural view of a swivel plate and a base plate, according to the present embodiment. -
FIG. 4 shows a perspective exploded view of a securing unit, the swivel plate and the base plate, according to the present embodiment. -
FIG. 5 is a structural view of a resistance unit according to the present embodiment, with brackets being omitted. -
FIG. 6 shows a cutaway view of a limiting member in a loose condition by rotation, according to the present embodiment. -
FIG. 7 shows a schematic view of rotating handles to loosen the limiting member, according to the present embodiment. -
FIG. 8 shows a cutaway view of the limiting member in a tightened condition by rotation, according to the present embodiment. -
FIG. 9 shows a schematic view of rotating the stand to form a second mode, according to the present embodiment. -
FIG. 10 shows a perspective schematic view of the present embodiment, with most of the brackets being enclosed by an outer casing after the rotation of stand, under the second mode. - Referring to
FIG. 1 ,FIG. 2 ,FIG. 3 andFIG. 4 , a training device with changeable operating direction, according to the present invention, comprises aseat 1, astand 2, aspindle 3, avertical turntable 4, afirst grip 5, asecond grip 6, aresistance unit 8 and acontrol panel 9. - The
seat 1 is disposed horizontally on an XY plane, and the XY plane is constituted by an X-direction and a Y-direction that are perpendicular to each other. In the present embodiment, the XY plane is a flat ground surface, and when an operator operates the present invention, the direction in which the operator's shoulder width is extended is the X-direction, and the direction in which the operator looks straight forward is the Y-direction. - The
stand 2 is pivoted on theseat 1 in a Z-direction, and the Z-direction is perpendicular to the XY plane. Thestand 2 is pivoted to theseat 1 by apivot shaft 11, and in the present embodiment, thepivot shaft 11 is a bolt. After being pivoted, thestand 2 can rotate relative to theseat 1. Thestand 2 is provided with afirst side 21 and an oppositesecond side 22 in the X-direction. Thestand 2 can include an outer casing 23 (as shown inFIG. 10 ) to protect internal structures and prevent from stain at a same time. To facilitate describing the structures of the present invention, theouter casing 23 is omitted in some drawings. - A bottom end of the
stand 2 is provided with aswivel plate 24, and theseat 1 is provided with abase plate 12 corresponding to theswivel plate 24. Thepivot shaft 11, in association with agasket 111 and abushing 112, is screwed in a first threadedhole 120 on thebase plate 12, allowing theswivel plate 24 to be pivoted on thebase plate 12. Theswivel plate 24 is provided with two arc-shapedguide grooves 25 on an outer periphery of the axis of thepivot shaft 11, and two securingunits 26 are disposed in the twoguide grooves 25 correspondingly. Each securingunit 26 includes ahandle 261 and a limitingmember 262; in the present embodiment, the limitingmember 262 is a screw rod. Thehandle 261 is connected to the limitingmember 262 to apply rotational force to the limitingmember 262. The limitingmember 262 includes a male thread 264 (as shown inFIG. 6 ) and passes through theguide groove 25 to be screwed in the second threadedhole 121 on thebase plate 12, thereby limiting the rotation of theswivel plate 24. Each limitingmember 262 is sheathed with asleeve 263 to prevent the limitingmember 262 from directly hitting theguide groove 25. The securingunit 26 in the present embodiment is only one of many feasible securing structures, and other elements, such as bolt and nut, or element like a quick release component for a bike, are all feasible embodiments of the present invention. - The
seat 1 includes a standingplate 13, and the standingplate 13 is at a distance to thestand 2 in the Y-direction. The standingplate 13 provides for the operator to stand. After the operator stands on the standingplate 13, thestand 2 is in front of the operator. - The
spindle 3 is rotatably disposed on thestand 2 and is extended along aspindle axis 31. Thespindle axis 31 is the axis of thespindle 3, and is parallel to the XY plane. Two ends of thespindle 3 are all provided with a threaded hole (not shown in the drawings). - Referring to
FIG. 2 andFIG. 5 , thevertical turntable 4 is fixed on thespindle 3 and rotates along with thespindle 3. Thevertical turntable 4 includes acircumference 41, and afirst table surface 42 and an oppositesecond table surface 43 are disposed on two sides of thecircumference 41. Thefirst table surface 42 is on a same side as thefirst side 21; whereas thesecond table surface 43 is on a same side as thesecond side 22. - The
first grip 5 is extended along afirst axis 51, and thefirst axis 51 is parallel to thespindle axis 31. In addition, thefirst axis 51 is at a distance to thespindle axis 31 of thevertical turntable 4 radially. Thefirst grip 5 is vertically pivoted on an end of a first connectingmember 53 on thefirst side 21. The first connectingmember 53 is parallel to thefirst table surface 42, and the other end of the first connectingmember 53 is provided with afirst groove 531. A first screwingpiece 532 passes through thefirst groove 531 and is screwed in the threaded hole at the end of thespindle 3, so that the first connectingmember 53 can be fixed on thespindle 3. By releasing the first screwingpiece 532, sliding thefirst groove 531 with respect to the first screwingpiece 532, and then re-securing the first screwingpiece 532 by screwing, the distance between thefirst grip 5 and thespindle 3 can be adjusted, thereby changing the moment arm in operating thevertical turntable 4. - The
second grip 6 is extended along asecond axis 61, and thesecond axis 61 is parallel to thespindle axis 31. In addition, thesecond axis 61 is at a distance to thespindle axis 31 of thevertical turntable 4 radially. Thesecond grip 6 is vertically pivoted on an end of a second connectingmember 63 on thesecond side 22. The second connectingmember 63 is parallel to thesecond table surface 43, and the other end of the second connectingmember 63 is provided with asecond groove 631. A second screwingpiece 632 passes through thesecond groove 631 and is screwed in the threaded hole at the end of thespindle 3, so that the second connectingmember 63 can be fixed on thespindle 3. By releasing the second screwingpiece 632, sliding thesecond groove 631 with respect to the second screwingpiece 632, and then re-securing the second screwingpiece 632 by screwing, the distance between thesecond grip 6 and thespindle 3 can be adjusted, thereby changing the moment arm in operating thevertical turntable 4. - Preferably, as shown in
FIG. 1 andFIG. 2 , thefirst grip 5 and thesecond grip 6 are at far locations of thevertical turntable 4 diametrically, so that when thespindle axis 31 is parallel to the X-direction and the operator holds thefirst grip 5 and thesecond grip 6 with his or her two hands, respectively, he or she can execute an alternate cyclic action. However, thefirst axis 51 of thefirst grip 5 and thesecond axis 61 of thesecond grip 6 can be also on a same axis. Therefore, when thespindle axis 31 is parallel to the X-direction and the operator holds thefirst grip 5 and thesecond grip 6 with his or her two hands, respectively, he or she can execute a simultaneous cyclic action on the same axis with the left or right hand. - Referring to
FIG. 2 andFIG. 5 , theresistance unit 8 is disposed on thestand 2 and is connected to thevertical turntable 4. Theresistance unit 8 includes afirst belt 81, a first drivenwheel 82, a second drivenwheel 83, asecond belt 84, a third drivenwheel 85 and aresistance wheel 86. The first drivenwheel 82 and the second drivenwheel 83 are commonly fixed on afirst rotation shaft 87, thefirst rotation shaft 87 is rotatably fixed on thestand 2, and the axis of thefirst rotation shaft 87 is parallel to thespindle axis 31. The third drivenwheel 85 and theresistance wheel 86 are commonly fixed on asecond rotation shaft 88, thesecond rotation shaft 88 is rotatably fixed on thestand 2, and the axis of thesecond rotation shaft 88 is parallel to thespindle axis 31. Thevertical turntable 4 is connected to the first drivenwheel 82 by thefirst belt 81, and the second drivenwheel 83 is connected to the third drivenwheel 85 by thesecond belt 84. The source ofresistance wheel 86 can be magnetic resistance, motor, friction force resistance, water resistance, air resistance or electromagnetic brake. - Referring to
FIG. 1 , thecontrol panel 9 is disposed on thestand 2 for displaying related operation messages, such as rotation speed, resistance, predicted heat consumption and operation time of the vertical turntable. - Referring to
FIG. 1 ,FIG. 6 ,FIG. 7 andFIG. 8 , to change the relative position between thestand 2 and theseat 1, thehandles 261 are first used to release the limitingmember 262 by rotation (as shown inFIG. 6 andFIG. 7 ), such that theswivel plate 24 will no longer be abutted to thebase plate 12. Next, thestand 2 is rotated to adjust the relative position between thestand 2 and theseat 1. Then, thehandles 261 are used to tighten the limitingmember 262 by rotation (as shown inFIG. 8 ), allowing theswivel plate 24 to be abutted with thebase plate 12. Therefore, thestand 2 can be fixed on theseat 1. - For ease of description, the change in position of the
stand 2 is described by a first mode and a second mode, in the present embodiment. As shown inFIG. 1 andFIG. 2 , in the first mode, thespindle axis 31 is in the same direction as the X-direction, and thefirst axis 51 of thefirst grip 5 as well as thesecond axis 61 of thesecond grip 6 are parallel to the direction in which the operator's shoulder width is extended. This means that thefirst axis 51 and thesecond axis 61 are all in the same direction as the X-direction, and the operator stands on the standingplate 13 and faces thestand 2, with his or her two hands holding thefirst grip 5 and thesecond grip 6, respectively, to rotate alternately with his or her two hands, for training muscles in the hands. At this time, the rotation resistance of thevertical turntable 4 can be changed by adjusting the resistance of theresistance unit 8, thereby acquiring the training effect in various strength. -
FIG. 9 andFIG. 10 manifest the state of second mode. In the second mode, thespindle axis 31 is in the same direction as the Y-direction, and theswivel plate 24 inFIG. 9 rotates by 90° against thepivot shaft 11 following the arrow and is fixed on thebase plate 12 of theseat 1 by the securingunit 26. Under the second mode, thefirst axis 51 of thefirst grip 5 is perpendicular to the direction in which the operator's shoulder width is extended. It means that thefirst axis 51 is in the same direction as the Y-direction, the operator also stands on the standingplate 13 and faces thestand 2. At this time, the operator can use a single hand to hold thefirst grip 5, rotating the vertical turntable (not shown in the drawings). The operator can also use both hands to hold thefirst grip 5 together, rotating the vertical turntable (not shown in the drawings). Similarly, by adjusting the resistance of the resistance unit (not shown in the drawings), the operator can change the rotation resistance of the vertical turntable (not shown in the drawings) to acquire the training effect in a various level. Under the second mode, the operator can operate with a single hand or both hands to train the muscles in different parts of the hands, by rotating in the direction parallel to the shoulder (i.e., the X-direction). - For the abovementioned first mode and second mode, the stand rotates by 90° relative to the seat. However, in the present invention, the rotation angle is not limited to 90°; the rotation by an angle of smaller than or larger than 90° is feasible according to the embodiment of the present invention. For the rotation angle larger than 90°, it can be achieved by properly increasing the arc length of the
guide groove 25 inFIG. 4 . - Referring to
FIG. 1 andFIG. 2 , when the operator feels that the operating radius of thefirst grip 5 or thesecond grip 6 is too large, i.e., the operator's arms swing too large, the first screwingpiece 532 and the second screwingpiece 632 can be loosened by rotation so that the first connectingmember 53 and the second connectingmember 63 can be moved and thefirst groove 531 and thesecond groove 631 are movable relative to the first screwingpiece 532 and the second screwingpiece 632, respectively, which in turn enables thefirst grip 5 and thesecond grip 6 to move close to or away from thespindle axis 31, thereby changing the operating radius of thefirst grip 5 or thesecond grip 6. When the operator feels that the operating radius of thefirst grip 5 or thesecond grip 6 is proper, he or she re-tightens the first screwingpiece 532 and the second screwingpiece 632, enabling thefirst grip 5 or thesecond grip 6 not to be loosened, which assures that the operating radius can keep constant during operation, thereby fitting a various need of the operator. - By rotating the
stand 2, the relative position between thestand 2 and theseat 1 is changed, so that the operator can rotate thevertical turntable 4 by various angles at a same location, thereby acquiring the various training effect. In addition, the standingplate 13 will not take up too much area and space. - The standing
plate 13 can be omitted. If theseat 1 is fixed on the ground directly by a securing element, such as bolt, thestand 2 can also rotate on theseat 1 relatively, and the operator can operate while standing on the ground. - The operator can freely choose to use a single hand or both hands to operate at various angles to execute various trainings. He or she can train both hands simultaneously, and can carry out an intensive training to the left hand or right hand respectively, which facilitates the operator to enhance the training to the upper body, such as shoulder, elbow, or wrist, according to his or her personal need.
- It is of course to be understood that the embodiments described herein is merely illustrative of the principles of the invention and that a wide variety of modifications thereto may be effected by persons skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in the following claims.
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1. A training device with changeable operating direction, comprising
a seat, which is disposed horizontally on an XY plane, with the XY plane being constituted by an X-direction and a Y-direction;
a stand, which is pivoted on the seat by a pivot shaft in a Z-direction, with the Z-direction being perpendicular to the XY plane, and the stand including a first side and a second side;
a spindle, which is disposed on the stand and is extended along a spindle axis, with the spindle axis being parallel to the XY plane;
a vertical turntable, which is pivoted on the stand by the spindle, and includes a first table surface and an opposite second table surface;
a first grip, which is extended along a first axis, with the first axis being parallel to the spindle axis, the first axis being at a distance to the spindle axis, and the first grip being extended and connected to the spindle on the first side; and
a second grip, which is extended along a second axis, with the second axis being parallel to the spindle axis, the second axis being at a distance to the spindle axis, and the second grip being extended and connected to the spindle on the second side;
wherein at least one of the first grip or the second grip drives the vertical turntable by applied force, and the stand rotates relative to the seat against the pivot shaft within a rotation angle selectively and is fixed on the seat by a securing unit after rotation.
2. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 1 , wherein the first axis and the second axis are disposed on far locations of the vertical turntable diametrically.
3. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 1 , wherein the first axis and the second axis are on a same axis.
4. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 1 , wherein the first grip is vertically pivoted on an end of a first connecting member, the other end of the first connecting member is fixed on the spindle, the second grip is vertically pivoted on an end of a second connecting member, and the other end of the second connecting member is fixed on the spindle.
5. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 4 , wherein the first connecting member is provided with a first groove, the first groove slides with respect to the spindle axis selectively to change the distance between the first axis and the spindle axis, the second connecting member is provided with a second groove, and the second groove slides with respect to the spindle axis selectively to change the distance between the second axis and the spindle axis.
6. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 1 , wherein a bottom end of the stand is provided with a swivel plate, the seat is provided with a base plate corresponding to the swivel plate, the swivel plate is pivoted on the base plate by the pivot shaft, the swivel plate is provided with at least one guide groove on the outer periphery of the axis of the pivot shaft, the securing unit includes a limiting member, and the limiting member is disposed in the guide groove to limit the rotation of the swivel plate.
7. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 6 , wherein the base plate is provided with a second threaded hole, and the limiting member includes a male thread to be screwed in the second threaded hole.
8. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 7 , wherein the securing unit includes an handle which is connected to the limiting member.
9. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 7 , wherein the limiting member is sheathed with a sleeve which is disposed in the guide groove.
10. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 1 , further comprising a resistance unit, with the resistance unit being disposed on the stand, and the vertical turntable being connected to the resistance unit.
11. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 10 , wherein the resistance unit includes a first belt, a first driven wheel, a second driven wheel, a second belt, a third driven wheel and a resistance wheel, with the first driven wheel and the second driven wheel commonly being fixed on a first rotation shaft, the first rotation shaft being rotatably fixed on the stand, the axis of the first rotation shaft being parallel to the spindle axis, the third driven wheel and the resistance wheel commonly being fixed on a second rotation shaft, the second rotation shaft being rotatably fixed on the stand, the axis of the second rotation shaft being parallel to the spindle axis, the vertical turntable being connected to the first driven wheel by the first belt, and the second driven wheel being connected to the resistance wheel by the second belt.
12. The training device with changeable operating direction, according to claim 1 , wherein the seat includes a standing plate, the standing plate is disposed on the XY plane, and the standing plate is at a distance to the stand.
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