WO2004037155A1 - 整復装置および衣類ならびにそれらを用いた姿勢形成方法およびトレーニング指導方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a reduction device and, for clothing, a posture forming method and a training guidance method using the same.
- the present invention relates to a reduction device and clothing that can be corrected to an ideal correct posture when used in daily life or during exercise, and a posture forming method and training instruction method using the same.
- a training device based on stimulation (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) has been proposed.
- a pad is brought into contact with the surface of the skin of a human body, a low-frequency current is applied to the pad, and a low-frequency current flows through the human body. It was intended to be strengthened.
- a therapeutic device such as a pacemaker is implanted in the human body, and when a person uses it, the therapeutic device resonates. It is feared that it will cause troubles. Also, if a person with metal inserted to fix a plate to a bone during a fracture or the like is used, heat or electrical burns may occur.
- a pad needs to be attached to the surface of the human body via a gel in order to allow a low-frequency current to flow through the human body. Electricity flows on the surface and you will feel pain.
- the pad is attached using a jewel, this attaching work is cumbersome and uncomfortable, and in the case of a person with weak skin, the jewel and the pad material will be crushed.
- the muscle contracts in response to the electric input, so if the intensity of use is incorrect, the muscle contracts during exercise, causing a great sense of pulling on the muscle, causing muscle disconnection and slight loosening of the muscle. there is a possibility.
- isometric contraction exercise isometric exercise
- the load on the muscles is small and it is difficult to cause damage
- contractile muscle contraction exercise concentrate exercise
- muscle contraction is overloaded, which can easily lead to severing of muscles and habituation.
- the muscle shortening exercise by electrical stimulation can strengthen muscle strength, but it mobilizes many muscles of the whole body such as running and swimming.
- they are passive movements performed by a very small area of muscles where low frequency currents from the pads are dissipated. Therefore, irrespective of the influence of gravity, which is important for maintaining body balance, only a part of the muscles will be strengthened, and there is a concern that the body balance will be further lost.
- taping or wearing supporters on the muscles and joints that are burdened as described above will assist those muscles and joints. To maintain body balance and body support. Also, even before injury, if you are experienced in understanding muscles and joints that are burdensome, perform taping as described above or wear a supporter. Or that has been done.
- the structure is designed to strongly press the muscles that move positively, thus relaxing the muscle tension and reducing the conventional clothing.
- the supplementary effect of muscle strength on joint fixation and muscle, which is the purpose of the product, will not be observed.
- the problem to be solved by the product of the present invention is that the muscle tension during exercise is high, and by applying a technique for facilitating the muscle muscle nerve to a place where smooth movement can be inhibited.
- the purpose is to improve the balance and exercise performance of the whole body during exercise, the purpose is significantly different from the above-mentioned conventional taping, supporters, and clothing.
- the above-mentioned conventional clothing is designed to support the joint supporting force of the muscle by supporting the vicinity of the side edge of a part of the muscle by strong pressure welding. If the user wears the clothing and exercises, the muscles are not completely loaded with the load that should be originally exerted by the exercise, and a sufficient exercise effect cannot be obtained. In other words, since the supportive force of the conventional clothing described above absorbs the load to be applied to the muscle instead, it should be added to the muscle by this correct movement even when exercising with the correct movement Some of the load will be assisted and interfered by the supportiveness of clothing.
- the above-mentioned conventional clothing is designed to support the joints and muscles at the site of injuries, so that a certain amount of body balance and body support can be maintained while wearing this clothing.
- the difference between the load on the muscles and joints supported by the garment and the load on the muscles and joints not supported by the garment is different.
- the more exercise you exercise the more the exercise effect will differ, which will contribute to a disturbance in body balance and body support.
- the center of the elbow or knee joint is lightly pressed and the periphery thereof is strongly pressed to assist the joint supporting force. The only supporter's ability is to move the joint back and forth and left and right.
- the conventional clothing described above supports the joints and muscles at the site of the injury, and these joints and muscles are the joints and muscles at which the injury actually occurs. It is not a joint or muscle that causes the disease. Therefore, even if the above-mentioned conventional clothing is worn, the onset of injuries cannot be fundamentally solved.
- training guidance by trainers has also been provided so that people who exercise can improve their athletic ability without injury. Is being done.
- the training provided by such trainers often involves looking at the movements of the person performing the exercise, pointing out the bad points, and training the muscles that bear such burdens as described above.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and can be used in daily life and during exercise to correct the posture and to achieve a high body-to-body balance. It is an object of the present invention to provide a reduction device and clothing that can be used, and a posture forming method and a training instruction method using them.
- the garment of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is selected from muscle groups classified by strength of muscle due to difference in posture and difference in nerve transmission with dominance in exercise with antigravity action.
- a point stimulating unit for facilitating nerve transmission of the muscle when worn, at a position corresponding to the skin surface within the range of starting and stopping of at least one muscle, and at least one selected from these muscle groups At least one of a surface stimulating portion that suppresses nerve transmission of the muscle in a worn state is formed at a position corresponding to the skin surface within the start / stop range of one muscle.
- the posture forming method of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is characterized in that in exercise with an antigravity effect, the strength of muscle tone due to a difference in posture and a difference in nerve transmission with dominance is determined.
- an ideal posture is formed by providing a surface stimulating member that promotes the suppression of muscle nerve transmission and lowers the consciousness of the desired muscle.
- the training instruction method of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is characterized in that a group of muscles classified by strength of muscle due to a difference in posture and a difference in nerve transmission with dominance in exercise with an antigravity effect. At least one muscle selected from the group consisting of a point stimulator that enhances muscle awareness by encouraging muscle nerve transmission and / or muscle nerve transmission at a position corresponding to the skin surface within the range of starting and stopping of muscles This is to provide a surface stimulating member for reducing the muscle consciousness of a desired muscle and to exercise.
- the reduction device of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is characterized in that a rolling object is provided in a hollow housing having a hollow body formed so as to abut on the surface of a human body.
- the housing is provided with a bouncing space so as to roll and vibrate the housing in the hollow portion of the housing in accordance with the condition, and the housing has a bouncing space for generating this vibration. It is formed in such a size that the skin stimulation by this vibration can be given to the part corresponding to the surface of the abutting human body while securing the inside of the hollow part and the nerve transmission of the muscle in this part can be promoted.
- the vibration from the vibration generator causes vibration on the surface of the human body in contact with the vibration generator, and
- the housing is sized to allow the vibration of the muscle at the portion corresponding to the surface of the human body contacted by the vibration.
- anti-gravity muscle is influenced by the effects of the above-mentioned dominance [I], but is influenced by factors such as race, life week, and heredity.
- a person with a forward leaning exercise posture (a typical pattern of yellow racers and those who are poor at exercising) often adopts a forward leaning posture with weight on the toe side.
- humans with a leaning exercise posture (a typical pattern of Latin Americans and exercisers) often adopt a backward leaning posture with weight on the heel side.
- the above-mentioned person whose exercise posture is forward leaning (a typical pattern of a yellow race or a person who is not good at exercise) is a right-handed right foot ankle tip little finger load.
- the left foot is the thumb side load
- the left-handed person is in the posture of the left foot tip little finger side load and the right foot foot thumb side load.
- the typical pattern for a motorized exercising person is that the right-handed person should have a left-heel rear little finger load and a right-heel posterior thumb load, and the left-handed person should have a right-heel posterior little finger load and a left-heel posterior thumb load. But many.
- the load on the right apical part on the little toe and the load on the left apical part on the thumb are the body balance and body support at this time, especially the back of the left lower leg, the front of the left thigh, the upper left abdominal muscle, and the right monk.
- the average exercise posture when right-handed is the load on the left little heel and the little finger on the right heel
- the body balance and the body supporting force are controlled and supported by the muscles of the right lower leg, the front of the right large ffil, the right rear of the buttocks, the lower right abdominal muscle, and the right erector spine muscle. It is more strongly controlled and supported by the muscles of the anterior part of the body, the back of the left thigh, the back of the left hip, the lower left abdominal muscle, and the left erector spinae. Muscles in these regions generate strong muscle tension during exercise with antigravity effects, and are symmetrical for left-handed people.
- the muscle placement that strongly produces muscle tension is defined as forward leaning right-handed, forward leaning left-handed, and backward leaning. Different for right-handed and backward-sloping left-handed.
- the direction in which the muscle nerve is stimulated or suppressed by the point stimulation and the surface stimulation is a portion expressing a reciprocal activity with the above-described controlled and supported muscle.
- the strength of muscle tone is divided into four levels: “weak”, “particularly weak”, “strong”, and “particularly strong”.
- the right and left arms when moving the limb on one side, taking the arm as an example, there are two muscle flow directions in one arm, the radial side and the ulnar side. Since each muscle has its own dominance, the expression of right-handed and left-handed that roughly divides the body is not enough. Since there is also a strong (non-dominant side), the above four representation methods are used.
- the particularly strong muscles here refer to the more dominant muscles on the dominant side, and the next stronger muscles represent the weaker muscles on the dominant side.
- Supraspinatus muscle (S suprascapular nerve) -Left little finger middle muscle (radius god
- Right front pectoral muscle (ft pectoral ⁇ ), right psoas major ( ⁇ 2.3 psoas) left front psoas (Long pectoral muscle) ⁇ left psoas major (2.3 psoas) ⁇ left ⁇ )-right psoas major (No. 1.2 Lumbar nerve) Left sewing muscle (thigh psoas muscle (No.
- Flexor muscle (longitudinal nerve) ⁇ right long palmar muscle (middle god ⁇ ) ⁇ Left superficial finger S muscle ( Right middle digital flexor (ulnar god Right superficial digital flexor (median nerve) ⁇ Right deep digital flexor (ulnar god median nerve »collapse) Left left thumb flexor (median nerve via median nerve) Right Thumb muscle flexor (Music deity «palm fall) Left thin muscle (K jinjin Zenemae) ⁇ Right long volar> Right thin muscle (closed ft anterior nerve) 'left ft mother a flexor (E bone god ⁇ ) 'Left fiat flexor muscle (flexor of the biliary hallucis) (under B This chest of God «and fine top 2 serious about God branch) within the right» oblique glare (seventh top 2 serious about God ⁇ branch), the left internal oblique muscle (Chapter 7 or from 12 breast nerve and the first Kami ⁇ Anterior branch) '
- I muscle (spinal M Kangaru) muscle, left temporal semispinous muscle, left multifidus muscle, left circumflex muscle ⁇ Left interspinous muscle ⁇ Left intercostal muscle) (spinal M nerve) Left anterior tin ⁇ (Long thoracic sac ⁇ Left large waist 3 ⁇ 4 (3.3 waist, 3 ⁇ 4 front.
- Muscle (2.3 ⁇ S contact) ⁇ Left Psoas muscle (1.2 ⁇ nerve) ⁇ Right ⁇ ⁇ muscle (Thigh I) ⁇ Right Psoas muscle (1.2 lumbar nerve) ⁇ Left ⁇ ⁇ muscle (large nerve right broad class) Muscle (facial nerve cervical branch) Left vastus cervical muscle (face cervix g cervical branch), Left pectoralis major muscle (vice god « ⁇ Second deity-Right longissimus muscle (from second to clasto-mastoid muscle (vice god ⁇ ⁇ second S nerve)) ⁇ Left cervical muscle 8 anterior cervical nerve ⁇ Right head muscle (first to fourth cervical god ( 2nd to 8th anterior branch) 'Left longissimus muscle (1st pass) ⁇ Right frontal rectus muscle (1.2th cervical ⁇ ) ⁇ Right lateral head straight to 4 cervical nerves ⁇ Left frontal ffi muscle (No.
- Latissimus dorsi muscles (chest spine biceps femoris biceps (sit * god)) 'hemiform muscle pretending muscle (No. 3.4 god), small pectoral muscle (medial pectoralis-god)' gastrocnemius (sciatic nerve), half Similar muscles (seated thighs) ⁇ (Tibial nerve) ⁇ Plantar muscles (Tibial ⁇ ) ⁇ Scapular muscles, facial ⁇ ⁇ (Middle and lower 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ ⁇ Lateral branch of the posterior branch Great occipital !: Muscle (Suboccipital muscle Muscle longissimus muscle pectoralis muscle Spinus muscle Spine muscle Sinus muscle) Spine 85 Fissure muscle ⁇ rotator muscle ⁇ interspinous muscle
- the extensor muscles indicate polyarticular muscles and monoarticular muscles that have a force against gravity and guide the joint to the extended position.
- flexors refer to articulated muscles and monoarticular muscles that guide joints to the flexed position in response to gravity.
- the circumflex muscle refers to a muscle that forms an axial movement acting inwardly or outwardly with respect to the trunk in rotation axis movement of the shoulder and hip joint.
- Tables 1 to 10 show that the muscles are classified into polyarticular muscle and monoarticular muscle.There are joints called degrees of freedom of joint movement. It is divided into three, two, and once degrees of freedom. A representative example of a joint having three degrees of freedom is a shoulder joint and a hip joint. The axes of movement at these joints include not only left, right, front and back but also diagonal and rotational forms of movement.
- the knee joint is a joint with one degree of freedom of movement, and is responsible only for control and support of the front and rear movement axes.
- the joint movement is performed with a joint having high flexibility and a joint having strong support so that the contradiction between the high flexibility and the strength of the support can be satisfied. And each has its own role. In addition, acting on these joints, it is the muscles (correct anti-weight) that form body balance and body support. Muscular activity).
- Polyarticular muscle is a muscle that acts on two or more of the above-mentioned joints.
- Monoarticular muscle is a muscle that acts on one of the joints described above.
- the movement can be described in two dimensions simply as follows.
- active muscle activity the most active active muscle activity
- antagonist muscle activity the most active antagonistic muscle activity
- supporting muscle activities the former two next most active muscle activities on the supporting side
- supporting muscle activities the supporting side muscle activities on the supporting side for the active muscle activities.
- the muscular activity of the thigh during flexion and extension of the hip joint can be represented simply as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 by taking the right thigh as an example.
- the muscle activity of the thigh is limited to four different muscle activities (active and antagonistic muscles) at the top and bottom of the thigh, respectively, for the muscle group that forms a linear activity (forward direction). Activity, support muscle activity, and rescue muscle activity).
- the muscle activity of a part of the body as described above is viewed a little more microscopically, on the contrary, even in one muscle, the subdivided muscle activity such as these occurs.
- the hip extension muscles, the long head and short head each have two aspects: polyarticular muscle and monoarticular muscle. It can also be seen from the existence of a knee joint flexion exercise that cooperatively assists the extension function and its activity, and a cooperative relationship between a single joint at the biceps femoris short head that has a supportive action and supportive action I think that.
- the whole body expresses smooth and smooth movements while elaborately controlling complex and asymmetric movements such as torsional and lateral twisting. It is easy to consider the necessity of guidance and restraint to correct movement and lead to the axis of movement.
- the ideal exercise position is that the line from the lowest sciatic surface in contact with the chair in the sitting position to the top of the head is the basic joint and muscle axis for exercise, and the shoulder It is important that the flexion and extension, internal rotation and external rotation, and adduction and abduction movements that occur in the hip joints and the respective joints are active to the limits of the range of motion of the joints and the range of muscle movement. For joint activity in the lower leg above the knee and in the forearm beyond the elbow, this can increase the efficiency of the exercise by supporting the shoulder and hip joints and the range of motion of the muscles, maximizing exercise efficiency. Must be used up. These are classified into active muscles and joints, which are the main axes, and active muscles and joints that support them, as shown in Tables 9 and 10 described above.
- ankle reflection a type that expresses exercise activity with the knee or ankle
- hip reflection a type that focuses on the hip joint.
- the former ankle reflection is a forward slanting and center of gravity movement of the forefoot seen when walking the elderly, and the latter is a backward leaning and center of gravity movement of the rear foot in the case of hip reflection.
- the expression of the torso of the trunk balance in the whole body is mainly the trapezius, the upper part of the abdominal muscles, the muscles of the front of the thigh and the rear of the lower leg, and when the muscles in this part are strengthened, Incline is caused and the movement is centered on the ankle reflection, which is fixed.
- the trunk receives the force received from the base of the movement lately.
- the fulcrum of the movement shifts to the ankle joint.
- the power point is the rear muscle group of the lower leg as the leading muscle, and the action point is the sole of the foot, so that the loss of the movement is increased.
- the extensor muscle activity of the hip joint cannot fully perform its function, and the movement of the trunk becomes centered on secondary mass balance. Assistance ⁇ Encouragement ⁇ Emphasis activities become meaningless.
- the exercise seen by the elderly is slow and dull, and the phenomenon of foot width during walking has also occurred for the reasons described above.
- they are perceived as excessive tension during exercise (wasteful energy) and decreased exercise ability (exercise dementia).
- smooth exercise it occurs on the right axis created by the upper limbs and trunk
- the power of rotation must be transmitted to the lower limbs.
- the trunk needs two activities, the power point and the fulcrum.
- the torso strengthens the fulcrum by rotation (the ability to support the shaft is enhanced by twisting a wet towel etc. so that it can be recognized as ⁇ ), so that these two activities can be smoothly performed. It is expressed in. Therefore, smooth movement means that the entire torso is fixed, supported, and exercised by using the power of rotation in three different activities, and is linked to rotation in the hip and shoulder joints.
- the average exercise posture when the average exercise posture is forward leaning, it is necessary to guide to the backward leaning direction and change to the exercise posture in which hip recruitment occurs correctly. Conversely, if the average exercise position is leaning backwards, it should be guided forward and changed to allow for more accurate hip reflection.
- the above-mentioned ankle reflection and hip reflection are largely affected by left and right handed arms, dominant legs and the like.
- the right one-sided load forward tilt is dominant in both lower limbs, and the load is more strongly applied to the right toe little finger, so the right toe side
- the need to support the body is increased, and the work of the extensors (plantar flexors) at the right ankle joint itself is promoted, so that the right ankle-based ankle reflection, which is exercise mainly based on the right ankle, is exercised It becomes the center of.
- the muscle tone in the whole body balance is mainly the muscles of the left trapezius, the upper part of the right abdominal muscle, the front of the right thigh and the back of the right lower leg, and the muscle in this part is strengthened
- the torso receives the force received from the base of the movement lately.
- the fulcrum of the movement shifts to the right ankle joint, and the power point in this case is that the posterior muscles of the right lower leg are the leading muscles and the point of action is the little finger of the right apex. Exercise loss increases.
- the tilt after the left deforming side load becomes dominant, and the load is more strongly applied to the left little heel rear little finger side.
- the need to support the body on the side of the little finger behind the left heel increases, and a load is applied to the left heel, eliminating the need to support the body over the entire left sole and stimulating the muscles around the ankle joint Not receive.
- the body's balance support surface is no longer the left ankle joint (since the nerve stimulation and muscle tone of the plantar flexor muscles are lost, and the activities of the antagonistic extensor extensors cannot occur), and the other left side
- the expression of the force is transferred to the joint of the subject.
- the joints forming the free leg band become the left knee and the left hip joint, and the force transfers to those left joints.
- a joint one degree of joint freedom
- the left-handed sideways movement in multiple directions cannot be completely empowered by its function (because only the balance around the joint movement axis can be controlled). It is necessary to transfer the force to the left hip joint with three degrees of freedom of the joint, and as a result, it is forced to change to a movement form centered on the left side hip reflection Is done.
- the feature of the left-sided hip reflection is that it promotes interlocking with the trunk extension function (erector spine muscle), so that exercise with the left center of gravity as the fulcrum and stability and integration of the trunk can be achieved.
- the muscular strength generated in the upper limb is a motor form that properly but unusually conveys to the lower limb, thereby significantly improving the motor function! ⁇ L.
- the activity in only one side of the left side becomes prominent, and it is difficult to use up the muscle power generated in the right lower limb without waste.Therefore, the right lower limb is encouraged and activated. A need arises. In other words, if the left-hand side load is corrected and the muscle activity on the right side becomes easier to work, and the force and hip reflection can be formed correctly, the exercise efficiency will be minimized.
- the average exercise posture of Japanese and poor athletic people is forward leaning to the right with right-handed arms
- the average exercise posture of Latin Americans and athletic people with right-handed arms is
- they tend to lean backward to the left as compared to those of Japanese and poor athletic people, and the center of gravity is shifted from the ideal exercise posture to the front, rear, and left and right sides. Therefore, if you continue exercising as it is, the average exercise posture of the Japanese or those who are poorly exercised will strongly control body balance and body support. Muscles around the upper muscles, abdominal muscles, the front of the thighs, and the back of the lower thighs are strengthened, but the right and left arms are also interfered.
- Fig. 9 (a) in the case of a Japanese person or a person who is not good at exercising with a right-handed arm and an average exercise posture, as described above, the development of the trapezius muscle is remarkable.
- the right arm is the dominant arm, the nerves of the body in the upper body are more likely to be stimulated on the right side, so the trapezius muscle on the right is apparently more developed, and on the left side
- the trapezius muscle is poorly developed, the average leaning Japanese or poor athletic people have poor latissimus muscle development and right-handedness. Development is particularly poor when compared to the right hand.
- the latissimus dorsi which is one of the muscles constituting the back below the trapezius, develops on the right side as compared to the left side of the same muscle, and the same applies to the trapezius.
- the right side develops compared to the left side.
- This is a viewpoint only from the upper and lower muscles of the trapezius and latissimus dorsi, viewed from one side, and when comparing the left and right states around the spine,
- the particularly developed muscle is the right trapezius, the next developed muscle is the left trapezius, the muscle that appears to have developed next is the right latissimus dorsi, and the least developed muscle is the left latissimus dorsi.
- a similar bias in muscle development is found in the front and side of the body. If this is compared to a movement with the spine as the central axis of rotation (such as baseball batting / throwing motion), the structure can be compared to a top-like structure. As shown in Fig. 9 (b), concentric circles are correctly formed. Since the rotation cannot be stable, and the rotation cannot be continued for a long time, the posture that can be taken at the time of exercise is the forward tilting position. For example, as shown in Fig.
- the reason for the discrepancy between the top axis of rotation of the top and the center of gravity of the motion is due to the asymmetric muscle activity occurring on the body as shown in Fig. 9 and the difference in the weight balance of the muscle itself. (In the case of right-handed people, the development of the right muscle improves, etc.) and possible postures during exercise as shown in Fig. 10. In other words, it is not enough to correct the forward leaning posture to the intermediate position in order to perform smooth rotation motion activity, and to correct the left-right asymmetric body's balance to the intermediate position (concentric around the shaft body). It is necessary to correct the body to spread evenly. As you can see from running and throwing objects, exercise involves a lot of rotational force created by the body.
- the joint to be stiffened is a hip joint that is close to the position of the center of gravity and can perform various forms of exercise among the above-mentioned joints with three or two degrees of freedom.
- the obi it is a shoulder joint close to the center of gravity and capable of various forms of movement (both joints are spherical joints that can move in multiple directions).
- the dominant arm and dominant leg must also be considered.
- the muscles to be strengthened are the muscles acting on the hip and shoulder joints, and the muscles that form the center of gravity axis, which are force, force, and asymmetric. These three-degree-of-freedom joints can form an axis in various directions of motion, so that they can exert a certain amount of muscle strength while maintaining a non-ideal motion axis configuration.
- the muscles that lack support are tensed so that these joints are supported in an ideal form of exercise, and the muscles that support too much are relaxed, the ideal It is possible to form a comfortable exercise posture.
- asymmetricity is also recognized in the muscles constituting the joint movement, and it is necessary to correct the correctness and achieve higher efficiency. There is.
- the shoulder joint which is the center of exercise in the free upper limb band, has a scapula and shoulder joint.
- the trapezius muscle tension in the forward lean pulls the scapula backward and upward, thereby promoting the fixation of the scapula. Impedes smooth movement of joints.
- Body balance and body support are needed to increase awareness of the flesh (especially the gluteus maximus) and enable the trunk and free upper limb girdle to form independent movements.
- the trapezius muscle plays an antagonistic role in the latissimus dorsi and the longitudinal direction around the spinal column. Can be said to be controlled.
- the function of the erect muscle, the fulcrum, which is the fulcrum of the spine is poor, and if the body balance relies on the trapezius, it is a particularly necessary muscle activity.
- the sensitivity of the spine to the erector spine muscle and the gravity is lower than that of the trapezius muscle, which is the upper limb motor.
- the gluteal muscles especially in this case, the gluteus maximus
- the gluteal muscles support the erector spinae and lean forward due to the poor functioning of the trapping muscles. It seems to have been. This is because, in order to balance, without muscle tension of the erector spine, the upper limb movement itself does not work, so it is trying to promote muscle tone to the muscle group of the whole back by adopting a forward leaning position (Similarly for those who are not good at exercising, most of their exercise and muscle activity are used to balance and stabilize the center of gravity. In this case, the activity of the erector spinae muscle is higher than that of the former, because a force is generated that assists trunk extension, which is one of the actions of the gluteus maximus.
- the hip joint is turned inward and inverted to create a fixation surface using the pelvis, which is a part of the lower limb, and
- the territorial thigh muscles are selected as the main driving muscles, especially among the triceps femoris muscles (ankle reflection).
- the body trunk is leaning backwards to the correct axis, arousing and promoting hip reflection, and flexor muscles.
- the ideal exercise posture can be formed.
- this eliminates possible disorders in the knees, etc., which may occur due to the extensor-only activity, and also enhances athletic performance by providing stable axial and muscular activity, thereby obtaining a by-product.
- the normal people are forced to take a forward lean due to various kinds of movement obstructing factors, and are not good at exercising. In other words, opening from the forward leaning is the most important factor in forming the ideal exercise posture and improving exercise performance.
- the exercise necessary to explain the above two muscle activities There are elements in the activity.
- the first is due to differences in the direction of the forces generated by muscle activity.
- the direction of force such as running 100 meters or weightlifting, can be applied in only one direction. This is the difference in the method of approaching muscle stimulation due to exercise that requires exercise.
- the second is due to differences in muscle activity time in exercise time. For example, there is a difference in muscle activity between a 100-meter run and a marathon. For example, in the above-mentioned marathon, it has been found that the muscle activity in the lower limb thigh is constantly switched between the on state and the off state by the front part and the back part. .
- the active and antagonist muscles are switched to the on state and the off state, respectively, so that only one side of the muscle activity occurs.
- the muscle activity in the lower limb thighs is formed by simultaneous muscle contraction exercises in both the front and back. As described above, there is a difference between the direction of the muscle that can be promoted and the direction of the muscle that can be suppressed depending on whether there is a time difference between the activities of the muscles and those without the time difference.
- Partial scraping of a portion of the muscle surface that is equivalent to the skin surface will cause nerve irritation in the shallow part of the skin, and the inner muscle will receive the stimulus, create tension, and cause the skin surface of one muscle Scrubbing the entire surface of the skin will cause nerve stimulation in the shallow part of the skin, and the muscles inside will receive the stimulation and cause relaxation of muscle tone.
- a partial stimulus hereinafter simply referred to as a point stimulus
- a planar stimulus hereinafter simply referred to as a planar stimulus
- the types of such stimuli include thermal stimuli, mechanical stimuli, electrical stimuli, and chemical stimuli, etc.
- the sensory receptors include the Meissner body, Markel touch panel, Pachi-body, end of Lefini, ku Uze end clubs, free nerve endings, etc.
- the range of the point stimulation may be about 4 cm 2 as long as the area of the point stimulation is different, depending on the muscle causing the tension, and is appropriately determined accordingly.
- This point stimulus may be a single large point-like stimulus or an aggregate of a plurality of small point-like stimuli within a fixed single point-stimulating range. Good.
- the point at which the point stimulus is applied is not particularly limited as long as it is a position on the skin surface within the range of starting and stopping of the muscle that is going to cause tension. Surfaces are most preferred.
- the number of the point stimuli may be one or two or more as long as the position is on the skin surface within the range of starting and stopping the desired muscle. It may be several places.
- the location of the surface stimulus varies depending on the muscle that causes relaxation, but may be any position that corresponds to the functional skin area of the muscle that is trying to relax.
- the range for applying the surface stimulus is preferably basically the entire functional skin area, but is not particularly limited to the entire functional skin area as long as the above-described “barrier closure” can be caused.
- the plane stimulus may be a single large plane stimulus or a set of small point-like stimuli as long as it is within a predetermined plane stimulus range. It may be a planar stimulus.
- the simplest reflex arch, a receptor, an afferent neuron, an efferent neuron, or an effector is transmitted through an excitement. Muscle activity occurs.
- the reflex activity in this case is classified into two: extension reflex and flexor reflex, but if you look at the systemic movement, this reflex activity alone is not enough to express the movement, and the brain stem is added Reflex activity using postural reflexes and equilibrium reflexes involving the cerebellum is required. Therefore, in the present invention, reflection of a desired part of the body is formed by stimulating the skin container from multiple directions and various stimulating methods to create an ideal exercise posture.
- Specific thermal stimuli include cold sensation and warm sensation.
- Examples of the method of applying the thermal stimulus include a method in which a press thermo (moisture absorbing / desorbing heat-generating fiber manufactured by Mizuno) is brought into contact with the skin to increase nerve excitement by a warm sensation;
- a method of enhancing neural excitement a method of increasing the neural excitement by cooling with air cooling using a mesh material for the stimulating part, A method of increasing the neural excitement by cooling cold spray or ice directly against the skin and cooling
- Specific physical and mechanical stimuli include friction, impact, vibration, rubbing, and pressure welding.
- the physical and mechanical stimuli can be applied by contacting the piebrator with the skin surface to increase nerve excitement, by raising the brushed or crimped silicon projections on the skin surface to increase nerve excitement, or by using metal.
- the apical protrusions created are brought into contact with the skin surface
- a method of contacting a self-adhesive material such as a bandage to the skin surface to increase nerve excitement
- a method of contacting coarse fibers to the skin surface to increase nerve excitement can be changed.
- a vibratory stimulus input to a free upper limb body in a motion that receives a vibratory stimulus corresponds to this.
- Specific electrical stimuli include low frequency, high frequency, magnetic stimulation, and the like.
- Methods for applying this electrical stimulation include a local electrode stimulation method and a method in which a magnetic metal is brought into contact with the skin.
- Specific chemical stimuli include stimuli felt when touching chemical substances. This chemical stimulus can be applied by applying a volatile chemical substance such as alcohol or eucalyptus oil to the skin, or by applying a so-called warm-up cream containing cabsaicin / citrus extract (acids) to the skin. And the like. However, it is preferable that chemical stimuli not cause pain that would destroy the skin.
- the above-mentioned point stimulus and surface stimulus may be a combination of two or more types.
- point stimulation for example, as shown in Fig. 11 (a), the adhesive surface of a self-adhesive material 12 such as a bandage that can be peeled into a circular shape with a diameter of about 2 cm
- the physical stimulus and the mechanical stimulus and the chemical stimulus may be applied by the point stimulus member 1 to which the active ingredient 1 a capable of applying the stimulus is applied, or
- FIG. 11 (b) physical / mechanical stimulation and electrical stimulation are applied to the bonding surface of the self-adhesive material 12 by a point stimulation member 1 having a magnetic metal lb. It may be one that can be obtained.
- Fig. 12 (a) chemical stimulation can be applied to the adhesive surface of self-adhesive material 13 such as a bandage that can be stripped off.
- the physical stimulus and the chemical stimulus may be applied by the surface stimulating member 11 to which the active ingredient 1a is applied, as shown in Fig. 12 (b).
- a physical stimulus and an electrical stimulus are applied by a surface stimulus member 11 in which a plurality of magnetic metals 1 b are provided on the adhesive surface of the rectangular self-adhesive material 14. It may be done.
- the effects of these stimuli have a 30-second incubation period, and the greatest effect is obtained when the stimulus is performed up to about 30 to 40 minutes.
- the 30 to 40th percentile is also the time required to achieve the maximum effect (Rood M: Tne use of sensory receptors to active, facilitate, and inhibit motor response, autonomic and somatic, in developmental sequence.
- Sustained stimulus input is required to review as Approaches to the Treatment of Patients with Neuromuscular Dysfunction. DuBuque, IA, WM C Brown, 1962).
- human reflexive activities cannot be mastered unless repetitive movements are continuously performed for at least 16 seconds (Masao Ito: Physiology of Nuron, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, 1976).
- the sensory receptivity of the human skin etc. immediately adapts to these stimuli.
- Spicer SD, Matyas TA Facilitation of the TVR by cutaneous stimulation.
- the stimulus input point constantly changes its position in the target muscle.
- the stimulus input method is constantly changing.
- Stimulus input information change in stimulus intensity, etc.
- Power Constant change
- the stimulus input time is constantly changing intermittently.
- the stimulus input position must be the function of the target muscle Rade M: The use of sensory receptors to activate, facilitate, and inhibit motor response, autonomic and somatic, in developmental sequence.
- the stimulus input surface constantly changes its position in the target muscle.
- the stimulus input method is constantly changing.
- Stimulus input information change in stimulus intensity, etc.
- Power Constant change
- the stimulus input time is constantly changing intermittently.
- the reduction device 1 is configured such that a rolling object 3 is provided in a hollow portion 20 of a housing 2 adapted to abut on a skin surface A of a human body.
- the casing 2 is made of metal, so that the vibration generated by the collision of the rolling object 3 in the hollow portion 20 can be transmitted to the skin surface A of the human body in contact with the casing 2. It is preferably formed of a hard material having excellent vibration transmission properties such as a mineral, various ceramic materials, and a hard plastic material.
- the size of the housing 2 must be large enough to facilitate the muscles at the site corresponding to the skin surface A of the contacting human body, and if it is too large, the muscle tension is eased. It will be a stimulus to the face and will be annoying even if you wear it. Therefore, assuming that it comes into contact with any part of the skin surface A of the human body, it is preferable that it is as small as possible within the range that can be produced.
- the outer shape of the housing 2 is not particularly limited, and various shapes such as a spherical shape, a polyhedral shape, a hemispherical shape, a semi-polyhedral shape, a columnar shape, a polygonal columnar shape, a polygonal pyramid shape, and a conical shape are exemplified. It may be.
- the shape of the hollow portion 20 is not particularly limited as long as the shape of the object 3 makes it easy for the object 3 to jump in response to the movement of the human body. Examples of the shape include a spherical shape, a polyhedral shape, and the like.
- Any shape such as a hemispherical shape, a semi-polyhedral shape, a columnar shape, a polygonal columnar shape, a polygonal pyramid shape, a conical shape, etc., may be used as long as the rebounding object 3 is not caught in the hollow portion 20 and cannot be jumped.
- the casing 2 can be vibrated by colliding with the hollow part 20 as the rebound object 3
- the size may be a size that can form a space in which a jump can be made in the hollow portion 20.
- one rolled object 3 is placed in the hollow portion 20. If it is provided, it may be somewhat large, but if it is a case where a plurality of rebounds 3 are provided in the hollow portion 20, if it is not small enough, a sufficient rebound space will be provided. It cannot be formed.
- the number of the rolled objects 3 is not particularly limited, it can be said that about five or less is preferable.
- the shape of the rebound 3 may be a sphere, various polyhedrons, arbitrarily crushed granules, or the like.
- the receptor on the skin surface A of the human body in contact with the housing 2 recognizes the change. Therefore, as the rolled object 3 for causing such a change in the center of gravity of the housing 2, various powders, fluids, or the like provided so as not to fill the entire hollow portion 20 can be used.
- the reduction device 1 When the reduction device 1 configured as described above is used in contact with the skin surface A of the human body, the reduction device 1 is used in contact with the skin surface within the range of stopping and stopping the desired muscle. In this case, any position may be used as long as it is within the range of the wake-up stop, but it is most preferable that the muscle comes into contact with a position near the motor point.
- the reduction device 1 may be attached to the skin surface A of the human body via an adhesive 15 such as a double-sided tape. In this case, in order to prevent the reduction device 1 from being peeled off, it is preferable that at least the surface of the reduction device 1 that contacts the skin surface A of the human body is formed smoothly.
- a self-adhesive material 12 such as a bandage is applied from above. It may be something to attach.
- the skin receptor is stimulated by the self-adhesive material 1 2 attached to the skin surface A of the human body. It will be a stimulating facial stimulus.
- this self-adhesive material 1, 2 does not satisfy one of the above-mentioned four items, the effect will decrease over time.
- the reduction device 1 is fixed to the skin side of the clothing 100, and the human body is passed through the clothing 100. It may be in contact with skin surface A.
- the reduction device 1 is fixed to the garment 100 by the reduction device 1 having pins (not shown) protruding therefrom and the pin receiver lc with the same detachable structure as the pin patch. can do.
- the reduction device 1 may be directly fixed to the skin side of the garment 100 by bonding, fusing, suturing, or the like.
- a magnet (not shown) may be provided on the surface side of the device, and the reduction device 1 provided on the skin side may be fixed.
- a similar point stimulating member 1 is, as shown in FIG. 14, on a surface of a substrate 1 d provided with an adhesive that can be attached to the skin A.
- the surface of the substrate 1 d is provided with the wind resistance 1 h, and as shown in FIG. 18, the substrate 1 d is provided.
- the projection 1 g randomly collides with the clothing 100 worn by a human, and the skin A It will directly stimulate or pull the 1d substrate's contact surface.
- the point stimulating member 1 provided with the wind resistance 1 h the wind resistance lh sways irregularly due to wind, etc.
- the adhesive surface will be pulled.
- the weight 1 j is not located at an unspecified position around the base 1 d according to the movement of the human. A regular collision will cause a wide variety of irritation to the surface of skin A.
- the fluid 1k flows irregularly in response to the movement of human beings, so that various kinds of Then, the adhesive surface of the substrate 1d is pulled.
- the reduction device 1 is provided with a vibration generator 4, a power supply 5, and control devices 6-and-in a housing 2.
- the housing 2 is formed by combining a pair of bottomed cylindrical bodies 21 and 22 made of a nylon resin into a column having a thickness of about 10 mm and a diameter of about 25 mm.
- the bottomed cylindrical bodies 21 and 22 are integrated by press-fitting or screwing via a seal ring 23.
- the housing 2 as long as it does not develop k harm such as rash or allergic to human skin it is not particularly limited in its material, - in addition to those made of the nylon resin, Metals, minerals, various ceramic materials, plastic materials, specifically, ABS resin, polypropylene resin and the like may be used.
- the vibration generator 4 a piezoelectric element can be used.
- the vibration generating device 4 is incorporated so as to be integrated with an opening 24 formed in one of the bottomed cylindrical bodies 21 constituting the housing 2 so as to be in direct contact with the skin of a human body. You.
- a button battery can be used as the power source 5, a button battery can be used.
- the power supply 5 is provided in a power supply box 25 provided in the other bottomed cylindrical body 22 constituting the housing 2. From the power supply box 25, a pair of electrode pieces 26 extending in parallel with a predetermined interval is provided.
- the electrode piece 26 is attracted by the magnetic force of the magnet 28, comes into contact with each other, and the power source 5 is turned on. It is configured to be turned on. Therefore, if the magnet 28 is removed from the concave portion 27 of the other bottomed cylindrical body 22, the power supply 5 can be turned off.
- the control device 6 can form a circuit with electronic components such as a CPU, an IC, RLC, and Tr.
- Fig. 21 shows a control device 6 configured by incorporating an oscillation speed adjustment unit 62, a level adjustment unit 63, an output control unit 64, and a CPU (timing control) 65 into a control board 61. Shows a block.
- the control of the vibration generating device 4 by the control device 6 includes, as described above, a continuous vibration of at least 30 seconds or more in consideration of the fact that the action force due to stimulation has a latency period of 30 seconds. Stimulation is required. Also, when stimulating muscles to stimulate them, it is necessary to generate vibrations in the range of 3 to 5 MHz.
- the most effective way is to generate a vibration of 100-200 Hz Is preferred.
- the vibration stimulus is given for 10 seconds and then stopped for 5 seconds, and then the vibration stimulus is given again for 10 seconds and repeated, the human body stops the vibration stimulus itself for 5 seconds.
- the vibration stimulus is stopped for a desired time, and when the vibration stimulus is repeated, the input time of the vibration stimulus and the intensity of the vibration stimulus are reduced. It is preferable that at least one of them is subjected to a fuzzy control so that the response of the receptor in the human body does not become slow to the stimulus input.
- the configuration inside the control board 61 of the control device 6 that controls such vibration stimulation can be realized by various methods, such as a configuration using a general-purpose port, a configuration using only a CPU, a configuration using programmable logic, and a configuration using passive components. can do. Specifically, it can be divided into those for general use and those for special use. General-purpose products are manufactured by deciding the operation cycle at the design and manufacturing stages, and are used literally for general use. For special applications, it is used when you want to change the operation cycle with a program according to the purpose of use, application, etc. and write.
- Fig. 22 shows a reduction device 1 for special use.The desired stimulus input intensity and time can be changed and written by a program each time with a writing device 7 via a writing cable 71.
- the connection is made to the writing device 7 via the writing cable 71, but the program can be changed by directly setting the reduction device 1 in the writing device 7.
- This reduction device for special use 1 is used for temporary injury due to muscle damage (represented by bruises, flesh detachment, etc.) when symptoms such as severe fractures and other severe injuries require advanced rehabilitation. If the patient has symptoms that require recovery from severe muscle loss or imbalanced muscles, etc., even if it does not lead to severe disability, mild or disproportionate muscles and symptoms of imbalanced muscles Is used effectively in cases such as low back pain, stiff shoulders, abnormal Q angle, or when the elderly are unable to reach the clinic and need to increase the intensity of stimulus input compared to the general population. Can be. In particular, elderly people are less sensitive to skin irritation, etc. In many cases, unexpected damage may be caused by objects or electrical stimulation, but in the case of the reduction device 1, such damage can be avoided because of vibration.
- the reduction device 1 When using the reduction device 1 configured as described above, use the clothing 100 such as tights and a shirt that is in close contact with the human body. First, the clothing 100 is worn while the reduction device 1 is in contact with the skin surface within the range of stopping and stopping the desired muscle, and the other bottomed cylindrical body 22 is worn from outside the clothing 100. The magnet 28 is fitted into the concave portion 27 provided on the outer surface. Then, the magnetic pieces of the magnet 28 attract the electrode pieces 26 and come into contact with each other to turn on the power supply 5, and the reduction device 1 starts operating. Further, the reduction device 1 itself sandwiches the clothing 100 between the concave portion 27 and the magnet 28 and is fixed to the clothing 100.
- the muscle is encouraged.
- the vibration generator 4 of the reduction device 1 may be as shown in FIG.
- the vibration generator 4 shown in FIGS. 23 (a) and (b) is provided with a vibration from the piezoelectric element 41 via a cone 41 a provided on the vibration transmission surface 21 a of the bottomed cylinder 21. Is transmitted to the entire bottomed cylinder 21 to vibrate the entire housing 2.
- the vibration generating device 4 shown in FIG. 23 (c) has a vibration transmitting member 41c provided at the center of the vibration transmitting surface 21a of the bottomed cylindrical body 21 via rubber 41b.
- the vibration transmitting member 41c is configured to protrude outward from the center of the vibration transmitting surface 21a.
- the vibration generator 4 shown in FIG. 23 (d) has a thin wall at the center of the vibration transmission surface 21 a of the bottomed cylindrical body 21, and the piezoelectric element is brought into contact with the thin part. 41 The shape of 1 is processed to be convex. Then, the vibration of the piezoelectric element 41 is directly transmitted to the thin portion to vibrate.
- the vibration generator 4 shown in FIG. 23 (e) is provided with beads 41 d such as beads between the vibration transmitting surface 21 a of the bottomed cylindrical body 21 and the piezoelectric element 41.
- the vibration of the piezoelectric element 41 causes the granular material 41 d to roll over.
- the vibration generating device 4 shown in FIG. 23 (f) has an opening 24 pierced in the vibration transmitting surface 21 a of the bottomed cylindrical body 21, and an air chamber 21 b is formed therein.
- the vibration generator 4 shown in FIG. 23 (g) has an opening 24 pierced in the vibration transmitting surface 21a of the bottomed cylindrical body 21 to form an air chamber 21b therein.
- a coating 41 e is provided in the opening 24, and when the piezoelectric element 41 vibrates, the vibration is propagated to the coating 41 e via the air in the air chamber 21 b, and this The vibration of the coating '41e is transmitted to the skin surface A of the human body.
- the vibration generator 4 shown in FIG. 23 (h) is configured such that a projection 41 f projects from the vibration transmission surface 21 a of the bottomed cylindrical body 21, and the projection 4 If The base end is adhered to the piezoelectric element 41 in the bottomed cylindrical body 21. When the piezoelectric element 41 vibrates, the vibration is transmitted to the skin surface A of the human body via the projection 41f. It is made to be transmitted to.
- a vibration generating device 4 using a motor, a vibration motor, a solenoid, a piping module (electromagnet), a piezoelectric pimorph, or the like may be used.
- the vibration generator 4 shown in FIG. 24 (a) is configured to generate vibration by rotating the motor 42 so that the gear 42a contacts the open plate 42b.
- the vibration generator 4 shown in FIG. 24 (b) is configured so that the weight 42c is brought into contact with the striking plate 42b to generate vibration when the motor 42 rotates.
- the vibration generator 4 shown in FIGS. 24 (c) and (d) has a bottomed cylindrical plate 4 2b attached to a shaft 4 2d of the motor 42 when the motor 42 rotates.
- Vibration is generated by contacting a gear 42 a provided inside the body 21.
- a weight 42c is attached to the shaft 42d of the motor 42, and when the motor 42 rotates, weight imbalance occurs and vibration occurs. It has been done.
- a button-type vibration motor 43 is provided on the inner side of the vibration transmission surface 21a of the bottomed cylindrical body 21 to directly vibrate the vibration transmission surface 21a. It is made to let.
- the vibration generating device 4 shown in FIG. 24 (g) operates so that the plunger 44a contacts the obstacle 44b by the push or pull operation of the plunger 44a from the solenoid 44. Has been made.
- the vibration generator 4 shown in FIG. 24 (h) is a plunger 4 4a from the solenoid 44. The weight attached to the tip of plunger 4 4a by pushing or pulling
- the vibration is generated by the direct contact of 44 c with the inner surface of the bottomed cylindrical body 21.
- the vibration generator 4 shown in Fig. 24 (i) is composed of a magnet 4
- the vibration generating device 4 shown in FIG. 24 (j) is configured to generate vibration by the expansion and contraction of the piezoelectric ceramics 46.
- the types of vibration generated by such a vibration generator 4 are bending vibration 4a, length vibration 4b, area vibration 4c, longitudinal vibration 4d, and thickness slip.
- Various types of vibration that can apply stimulation to the receptor, such as vibration 4e, thickness binding vibration 4f, and surface wave 4g, are not particularly limited.
- the reduction device 1 is configured such that a magnet 28 is fitted into a concave portion 27 provided on the outer surface of the other bottomed cylindrical body 22 so that the electrode pieces 26 contact each other and the power supply 5 is turned on.
- the present invention is not limited to the configuration in which the electrode pieces 26 are brought into contact with each other by the magnet 28, and the housing 2 is provided with a push button switch and a slide switch (not shown). It may be something.
- the reduction device 1 is fixed to the clothing 100 by sandwiching the clothing 100 between the housing 2 and the magnet 28, and is fixed to the skin surface A of the human body through the clothing 100. Although it is made to abut, it is not limited to the fixing method of holding the clothing 100 by such a magnet 28, as described in the reduction device 1 shown in FIG. 13 (c).
- a pin-like structure configured to pierce a pin 100 (not shown) protruding from the housing 2 into the garment 100 and receive the pin with the pin receiver 1c may be used. It may be one that directly adheres to the skin side of 0. Also, without touching the skin surface A of the human body via such clothing 100, the skin surface A of the human body is directly contacted as described in the reduction device 1 shown in FIGS. 13 (a) and 13 (b). It may be adhered to an adhesive 15 such as a double-sided tape or a self-adhesive 12.
- the reduction device 1 may be driven by a device other than a button battery.
- the reduction device 1 includes a housing 2 provided with a vibration generating device 4 and a device body 60 provided with a power supply 5 and a control device 6.
- the transmitted radio signal is detected by the detection antenna 40 provided on the housing 2 side.
- the vibration is converted into electric power and used to generate vibration of the vibration generator 4.
- the power source of the device main body 60 may be a battery or a household power source of AC 10 OV.
- the reduction device 1 has an electrode contact portion 7 provided on the housing 2 and is connected to the electrode contact portion 71 of the dedicated charger 70 for charging.
- the charging coil may be a contact charging type, or as shown in Fig. 27 (b), a receiving coil 8 is provided in the housing 2, and this is connected to the transmitting coil 81 of the dedicated charger 80. It may be a non-contact rechargeable type which is configured to be charged opposite to.
- the casing 2 of the reduction device 1 is configured by combining a pair of bottomed cylinders 21 and 22, but is limited to a combination of the bottomed cylinders 21 and 22. It is not limited to this, and may be a body having a circular lid at the opening of one bottomed cylindrical body 21.
- the structure of this type of housing 2 can be configured in the same manner as the structure of various housings used in wristwatches and the like.
- the surface stimulating member 11 may be configured by providing a plurality of the vibrating bodies 1 shown in FIG. When daily living is performed with the surface stimulating member 11 attached to the skin A, the rolling object 3 of each vibrator 1 is moved to an unspecified position in the hollow 20 part according to the movement of a human. Since a variety of vibrations occur due to an irregular collision, it is possible to create a situation in which the sensory receptivity of human skin A is unlikely to act. As shown in FIG. 29, a similar surface stimulating member 11 includes a panel body 1 f shown in FIG.
- a plurality of protrusions 1g shown in Fig. 16 are provided on the surface of a substrate 11a having an area equivalent to the functional skin area of the target muscle.
- a plurality of wind resistances 1 h shown in Fig. 17 were provided on the surface of the substrate 11 a with an area equivalent to the functional skin area of the target muscle.
- a larger fluid 1k shown in Fig. 19 was applied to the surface of a substrate 11a with an area equivalent to the functional skin area of the target muscle.
- the electrical stimulus shown in Fig. 20 was applied to the surface of the base material 11a having an area equivalent to the functional skin area of the target muscle. According point that provided a plurality of stimulation members 1 and the like. As shown in Fig. 29, multiple panel bodies 1 f In the case of the provided surface stimulating member 11, each spring body 1 f irregularly expands and contracts in response to human movement, and variously pulls the adhesive surface of the base material 11 a. As shown in FIG. 30, in the case of the surface stimulating member 11 provided with a plurality of protrusions 1 g, each protrusion 1 g irregularly collides with clothing 100 worn by a human, It will directly irritate the skin A or pull the adhesive surface of the substrate 11a. As shown in Fig.
- each wind resistance 1 h will swing irregularly due to wind, etc.
- the adhesive surface of the substrate 11a will be pulled.
- FIG. 32 in the case of the surface stimulating member 11 provided with the fluid 1 k, the fluid 1 k flows irregularly in response to the movement of a human, so that the substrate 1 can be variously varied.
- the 1a adhesive surface will be pulled.
- FIG. 33 in the case of the surface stimulus member 11 provided with a plurality of point stimulus members 1 by electric stimulation, each of the point stimulus members 1 has a skin A by changing the frequency in various ways. A wide variety of stimuli can be applied to the body.
- point stimulating member 1 and the surface stimulating member 11 are provided on clothing 100. You may do so.
- the above-mentioned point stimulus surface stimulus is to be formed on a part of clothing as a point stimulus part or surface stimulus part capable of giving the above-mentioned point stimulus surface stimulus to a human body when worn. Can be.
- the form of the clothing is not particularly limited as long as the clothing can be made to stimulate nerves in the shallow part of the skin by the point stimulation unit and the surface stimulation unit.
- Examples include sportswear, tights, spats, swimwear, sports bras, high socks, retsuguo mars, knee warmers, swim caps, stockings, general underwear, belly bands, and the like, in which clothing is brought into close contact with the skin.
- an automatic circular knitting machine for example, a molded circular knitting machine manufactured by Santoni of Italy, product name: SM8 is used to knit the entire body into a tubular shape that matches the body shape. Sewn parts as much as possible, or between the fabrics that require suturing A hot-melt adhesive stitched part that sandwiches a polyurethane film etc. and is melted and fused by heat, or a stitched part where the edges of the fabric are fused by induction heating with a high-frequency sewing machine,
- the stitched part is located on the surface stimulating part, or the stitched part is provided on the surface side of the clothing so that the stitched part does not come to the skin side, It may be provided at a position. Further, even if such a stimulus from the suturing portion is removed, the overall stimulus when the clothing itself comes into contact with the skin can be achieved in emphasizing the stimulus caused by the point stimulating portion or the surface stimulating portion. It is preferable to reduce the size by only
- clothing is preferably made to be in close contact with the skin in the sense of effectively applying the above-mentioned point irritation or surface irritation to the human body.
- the point stimulating unit or the surface stimulating unit may be configured to cause nerve stimulation in a shallow part of the skin.
- the yarns used include synthetic fibers (polyester, nylon, acrylic, polypropylene, polyurethane, etc.) and semi-synthetic fibers (diacetate, triacetate, etc.) and recycled fibers (rayon, Or synthetic fibers such as animal fibers (wool, silk, etc.) and plant fibers (cotton, hemp, etc.), or a combination of these. May be.
- the polyester yarn has a modified cross section to impart water absorbency and enhance sweat treatment, and the yarn has a hollow core to provide lightness. Stretching is preferred in combination with polyurethane yarn.
- Fabrics can be made by knit weft knitting (round knitting, weft knitting) or warp knitting (tricot, raschel, etc.) It may be a weave made of warp and weft, or a nonwoven fabric formed by gathering fibers.
- the point stimulating portion and the surface stimulating portion formed on such clothing have the same durability as clothing and can be used repeatedly.
- the stimulus by the protrusion according to claim 14 includes, for example, only the positions of the point stimulating portions and the surface stimulating portions on the skin surface side in contact with the skin of clothing.
- the projection may be formed by printing a projection made of a resin such as silicon, or by providing a metal fitting such as a rivet. Also, as shown in Fig. 34, it is composed of loop tape and hook tape.
- a point stimulating member 1 of about 4 cm 2 both sides of which are formed by hook tapes of the surface tape, is prepared, and one side 16 of the point stimulating member 1 is used as the skin of the fabric 10 constituting the clothing 100.
- a stapling portion 10a may be formed on the garment 100 by attaching it to a desired position on the skin surface side in contact with A, or as shown in FIG.
- a surface stimulating member 11 formed in a size corresponding to a functional skin region of a target muscle by a cut tape is prepared, and one surface 16 of the surface stimulating member 11 is attached to a fabric 10 0 constituting clothing 100.
- the skin stimulating portion 10b may be formed on the clothing 100 by sticking it to a desired position on the skin surface side in contact with the skin A. In this case, the point stimulating member 10 a and the surface stimulating member 10 b can stimulate the surface of the skin A on the other surface 17. Further, as shown in FIG.
- a point stimulating member 1 including a pin body 18 and a pin receiver 19 having the same detachable structure as the pin patch is prepared, and the pin body 1 of the point stimulating member 1 is prepared.
- a point stimulating portion 10b may be formed on the clothing 100, As shown in FIG. 37, a plurality of the point stimulating members 1 are provided at appropriate intervals over the entire functional skin region of the target muscle, and the surface stimulating portion 10b is attached to the clothing 100. May be formed.
- the point stimulating member 1 or the surface stimulating member 11 that is directly adhered to the skin A described above.
- the clothing 100 itself protects the target stimulus position against human movement during the activity.
- the point stimulating part 10a itself also has a rolled object 3 in the hollow part 20 according to human movement. Irregularly colliding with an unspecified position, causing a variety of vibrations. Therefore, when this garment 100 is worn, it is possible to create a situation in which the human skin A's sensory receptivity is less likely to act as a layer.
- the surface stimulus section 10b is composed In this case, a plurality of point stimulating members 1 shown in FIG. 13 (c) may be provided over the entire functional skin region of the target muscle.
- Claim 19 As the stimulus due to the fact that the inner surface of the dough is formed into a protruding shape by post-processing, after forming the dough by knitting or the like, for example, a roll engraved with a concave pattern is projected on the dough surface by heat and pressure. There is a method using a technique called so-called embossing for forming a shape-like pattern. In addition, there is a method of raising the fluff of the portion after the dough tissue is formed so that the portion is fluffed and stimulated. ⁇
- the stimulus due to the thermal sensation of claim 20 is as follows: a point stimulating portion or a surface stimulating portion on the skin surface in contact with the skin of clothing, for example, a moisture absorbing and releasing heat-generating atalylate-based fiber; Woven or knitted on the skin, or a fabric using this fiber (Mizuno Corporation, trade name: Breath Thermo, etc.) is sewn or adhered to this point stimulating part or surface stimulating part, etc., and the sensation of warmth is felt.
- fibers that have high thermal conductivity can be woven or knitted on the skin surface of the fabric tissue of clothing, or fabric using this fiber (Mizuno Corporation)
- a method of increasing the neural excitement by cooling or suturing such as by suturing or bonding a product name such as “Aistachi” to this point stimulating part or surface stimulating part.
- fibers that easily retain water such as cotton fibers, natural fibers, and highly water-absorbing polymer fibers
- they absorb water from exercise This moisture can provide a cooling stimulus.
- the stimulating part a mesh-like dough structure, exposing the skin to the outside air is effective as a cold stimulus by air cooling. .
- the stimulus of the dough tissue according to claim 21 is a method in which the shape of the dough stimulating portion is made convex and applied to the skin surface.
- the stimulus caused by the combination of different kinds of fibers according to claim 22 is that, among synthetic fibers, a yarn having the same thickness and a high filament number is used for the base portion, and the number of filaments is low! / Combinations used for the head and surface stimulating parts, and even with the same thickness and the same number of filaments, low-elasticity fibers are used for the base part, and high-elasticity fibers are used for the point stimulating part and the surface stimulating part.
- the combination used is a filament fiber used for the point stimulating part and the face irritating part, and a short fiber cut from the stable fiber for the base part. Combination of raw and as-spun raw silk used for the base part, and fiber that has been subjected to temporary twisting used for the point stimulating part and the surface stimulating part. And fibers that are usually weaker (such as cotton), and combinations of synthetic fibers and natural fibers that have different textures. It is also effective to use yarns with high skin irritation, such as fancy yarns, which are twisted yarns, in areas where surface stimulation is desired.
- Fig. 38 shows one spat formed on the high waist.
- the dot piercing part 10 is located at the positions corresponding to the motor points of the erector spinae, lower posterior saw muscle, lower abdominal muscle, and gluteus maximus.
- a is formed.
- a surface stimulating portion 10b is formed at a position corresponding to a functional skin region of a muscle that performs bending and internal rotation activities in the hip joint of the tensor fasciae latae muscle.
- the body fabric of this spats 101 is polyester yarn 7 8 dtex / 3
- the surface stimulating section 10 b is made of polyester yarn 78 dtex / 36 f and polyurethane elastic yarn 78 dtex, woven by half tricot knitting, and polyester yarn.
- the point stimulating unit 10a is configured by a hook tape of a surface tape.
- the point stimulating portion 10a provided in the lower abdominal muscles corrects the pelvic tilting forward state, and the point stimulating portion 10a provided in the gluteus maximus muscle in response to this corrects It causes an effect (muscle activity that lowers the abdominal muscles, causing the pelvis to be in a standing position, which causes tension in the gluteal muscles).
- two-dimensional stimulation of the tensor fasciae latae muscle which has an antagonistic action with the hip extensor muscle
- the rectus femoris muscle which has an antagonistic action with another hip extensor, biceps femoris
- Fig. 39 shows the exercise tights 102, which correspond to the motor points of the lower abdominal muscles, the gluteus maximus, the biceps femoris, the adductor femoris group, and the tibialis anterior muscle.
- a point stimulating part 10a is formed at the point.
- a surface stimulating portion 10b is formed at a position corresponding to each functional skin region of the muscles responsible for the extensor activity in the articulated muscles in the free lower limb body.
- the tights 102 consist of a thread made of a 7-dtex / 48-f nylon line and a nylon-det of a 56-dtex / 48-f nylon line around a 44-dtex polyurethane elastic yarn.
- the point stimulating portion 10a and the surface stimulating portion 10b are formed by splicing with a 78 dtex / 36f polyester yarn having a thickness of boss yarn.
- the point stimulating portion 10a provided in the lower abdominal muscles corrects the anteversion state of the pelvis, and in response, the point stimulating portion 10a provided in the gluteus maximus muscles It causes an effect (muscle activity that lowers the abdominal muscles, causing the pelvis to move to the standing position, which causes tension in the gluteus maximus muscle).
- the erector spine muscle (trunk extension muscle) is tensioned and activated after stimulation), it performs trunk extension activity. These muscle activities cause more stable trunk extension. These two points stimulate the trunk's balance and support.
- the point stimulating section 10a provided on the biceps femoris produces a strong extension force at the hip joint, and the running state This translates into a strong propulsion.
- the more effective exercise posture balance is realized by the intense muscle activity by these point stimulations.
- two-dimensional stimulation of the tensor fasciae latae muscle having an antagonistic action with the hip extensor muscle and the rectus femoris muscle having an antagonistic action with another hip extensor muscle biceps femoris It promotes the relaxation of muscle tone of each muscle, and the movement of each antagonist muscle It strongly assists in the movement activity, thereby exerting high exercise control power of the hip joint, thereby realizing safer and more efficient exercise performance.
- these muscle activities modify, coordinate, strengthen, and fix the activities to an exercise state (hip reflex) with ideal body balance.
- the point stimulation of the tibialis anterior muscle and the surface stimulation of the posterior muscles of the lower leg smoothly control the muscle activity in the lower leg.
- toe-up state which is the movement of the body
- toe-up state which is the movement of the body
- the propulsive force created by the hip joint can be transmitted to the base of the exercise without waste.
- Athletic performance can be brought out.
- Fig. 40 shows a seagull-type swimsuit 103, and the point stimulation units 10 are located at positions corresponding to the motor points of the latissimus dorsi, erector spinae, lower back saw muscle, abdominal muscle, and gluteus maximus. a is formed. Also, the upper abdominal muscles, such as the trapezius, the pectoralis major, the external oblique muscle, the upper part of the rectus abdominis, and the polyarticular muscles in the free lower limbs, the muscles that are responsible for strength and extensional activities. Surface stimulating portions 10b are formed at positions corresponding to the respective functional skin regions.
- the body fabric of this swimsuit 103 is made by half tricot knitting using polyester yarn 4 4 dtex / 36 f and polyurethane elastic yarn 44 dtex, polyester yarn 85%, polyurethane yarn 15% Is constituted by the mixing ratio.
- the surface stimulating portion 10b is made by half-tricot knitting using 44 dtex / 36f polyester yarn and 78 dtex polyurethane yarn, and is 70% polyester yarn and 30% polyurethane yarn.
- the tension is stronger than that of the main body fabric, it is in close contact with the body when worn, and the clothing pressure of the surface stimulating part 10b is the clothing pressure of the parts other than the surface stimulating part 10b. It is formed so as to be higher.
- the point stimulating section 10a is formed by printing and forming a convex portion made of silicone resin.
- the point stimulator 10a provided in the lower part of the abdominal muscles corrects the anteversion state of the pelvis.
- Tension in the gluteus maximus muscle causes tension in the erector spine muscle (trunk extension muscle), and after stimulation, it is activated. Muscle activity) and trunk extension activities.
- the point stimulators 10a provided in the erector spinae and the inferior posterior saw muscle are interlocked, and more stable trunk extension activity. These three points improve trunk balance and support.
- the point stimulation 10a provided on the biceps femoris produces a strong extension force at the hip joint, In the swimming state, it is converted into strong propulsion.
- the more effective exercise posture balance parallel to the water surface and the surface that receives the resistance of water (water contact surface) is minimized by the enhanced muscle activity by these point stimuli, (A straight state with respect to the direction of travel) is realized.
- two-dimensional stimulation of the tensor fascia latae muscle having an antagonistic action with the hip extensor muscle and the rectus femoris muscle having an antagonistic action with another hip extensor muscle, biceps femoris It promotes the relaxation of muscle tone of each muscle, strongly supports the movement activity of each muscle, which is its antagonist, and thereby exerts a high exercise control power of the hip joint, which is more efficient Athletic performance will be realized.
- these muscle activities modify, coordinate, strengthen, and fix the activities to an exercise state with ideal body balance (hip reflection).
- point stimulation to the tibialis anterior muscle and surface stimulation to the posterior muscles of the lower leg smoothly control the muscle activity in the lower leg, which is ideal for swimming.
- a soft and soft kick state for example, dolphin kick, etc.
- ambiguous joint activity during swimming occurring on an unstable motor base In order to generate a strong propulsive force by correcting the decrease in nerve excitation to the proper muscle nerves due to the absence of a strong motor base (reduction of the joint angle change due to the decrease in the feedback force to the muscle nerves exerted by the motor base) Can serve as a support surface (catch surface).
- the propulsive force created in the hip joint can be transmitted without waste, and the vague base of movement can be confirmed.
- the shoulder joint required to generate the most propulsive force during swimming (rotational movement at the shoulder joint) It is essential to clarify the flexibility and interlocking of the head and torso interscapular joints, and strong exercise support (a fulcrum for efficient rotation of the shaft rotation at the shoulder joints) Relieve muscle tension around shoulder joints and increase exercise efficiency It can be positioned as a surface and a point stimulus for exercise assistance activity to derive.
- the stimulus to the trapezius muscle reduces the muscle tension that raises the scapula toward the head, and the stimulus to the pectoralis minor muscle is caused by the trapezius muscle tone activity.
- the resulting upward and forward movement of the scapula and shoulder joint can be corrected. Trolling can be achieved, and a flexible and smooth rotation of the shoulder joint axis can be expressed.
- the point stimulation of the latissimus dorsi muscles activates the movement of pushing back water (propulsion swimming force), which is caused by the coordinated motor activity of the latissimus dorsi and the free upper limb girdle.
- the activities of these muscles are linked with the propulsion generated by the kick power generated in the lower body, and produce stronger propulsive swimming power.
- the surface stimulation of the upper abdomen and the external oblique muscle assists and enhances the smooth activity of the antagonistic trunk extension muscles and plays an auxiliary role to the respiratory muscles. All of the above coordinated and controlled athletic activity assistance 'corrections' will result in higher athletic performance.
- Figure 41 shows the high socks 104, and the point stimulation unit 10a is located at a position corresponding to the motor points of the tibialis anterior, the third peroneal muscle, the flexor extensor digitorum, and the adductor vagus. Mosquito is formed.
- a surface stimulus portion 10b is formed at a position corresponding to each functional skin region of the gastrocnemius muscle and plantar muscle aponeurosis.
- This high sock 104 is made by twisting a cotton / acrylic thick cotton count 32/1 blended yarn with a polyurethane bullet [["raw yarn 10 b dtex and a nylon yarn 7 8 dtex / 4 8 f".
- the point stimulating part 10a is formed by printing a convex part made of silicone resin by using a flat knit (plain knitting) using the combined FTY yarn.
- 0b is composed of a design yarn of thickness hair count 30/1 made of a blend of nylon and acrylic.
- the high socks 2d are formed by a point stimulating section 10a provided on the tibialis anterior muscle, and the lower leg Encourages them to act as antagonists of the posterior (gastrocnemius) muscles, creating strong coordination, thereby relieving the muscles of the posterior leg (gastrocnemius) and reducing the damage to the posterior leg muscles caused by tension.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the third peroneus muscle
- muscle tension and strong coordination are made to act as antagonists to the ankle varus, one of the muscle activities of the tibialis anterior.
- Antagonistic gastrocnemius stimulation of the gastrocnemius muscle assists and enhances the smooth muscle activity caused by these two points of stimulation, and the activity of these three muscles causes the ankle joint to move in the horizontal and horizontal directions.
- the stability of the foot and the plantar and dorsiflexion movements at the ankle joint are strengthened because the effect of the stabilizer at the foot joint at the former two points is optimized, and the movement efficiency is optimized. It is possible to cause plantar flexion (extensor muscle activity) in the smooth ankle joint
- the toes which are the original movements of the toes caused by covering the tip of the foot like a shoe or sock on a regular basis by the point stimulation unit 10a provided on the flexor toe flexor and adductors of the toe Inhibition of movement in the head (opening (opening :: opening position) and closing position movement) is reduced, and the movement of the tip of the foot occurs smoothly.
- This allows, for example, smooth movement of the foot pivot movement caused by opening the foot.
- the closed position the feeling of grasping on the exercise support surface such as the ground is increased, and when it is difficult to secure a foothold due to irregular road surfaces, the sense of the sole increases, and even the more unstable exercise base is sensitive.
- a stable support surface (plantar part) can be created.
- the relaxation of the plantar muscle tendon muscle tension 'I' which stimulates the plantar muscles, promotes a higher level of sensory perception in the sole, and can strongly form the motor base.
- the height of the muscles by each of the above planes and points, and the control of the muscles will create a higher support surface for exercise, which can strongly assist the body balance that constantly changes depending on the ground etc. Become like
- Fig. 42 shows a long-john type swimsuit for men 105, which includes the erector spinae, lower posterior saw muscle, lower abdominal muscle, gluteus maximus, adductor femoris group, and biceps femoris.
- the stimulating portion 10a is formed at a position corresponding to each motor point of the vastus quadriceps muscle and the tibialis anterior muscle.
- This swimsuit 2a is made of half-tricot knitting using polyester yarn 44 dtex / 36 f and polyurethane urethane yarn 56 dtex, and is a mixture of 80% polyester yarn and 20% polyurethane yarn. It is constituted by.
- the stimulating portion 10a is formed by printing and forming a convex portion made of silicone resin.
- the portion of the swimsuit 105 that requires stitching is of a hot-melt adhesive type in which a heat-meltable polyurethane film is sandwiched between fabrics and melted and fused by heat and pressure.
- the stimulator 10a provided at the lower part of the abdominal muscles corrects the anteversion state of the pelvis, and in response to this, the stimulator 10a provided at the gluteus maximus has an interlocking action.
- the point that causes muscular stimulation of the biceps femoris is the extension of the hip joint. It leads to hip reflection that can improve your activity. This translates into improved propulsion created by the kick when swimming.
- Point stimulation of the adductor muscles of the thigh which controls the abduction activity that occurs to the left and right of the foot, can also reduce the resistance of water to the foot.
- the point stimulation of the quadriceps inner medial muscle stimulates the knee extension activity, controls the excessive flexion of the knee during kicking, and creates a propulsive force by a smooth kick.
- Stimulation of the tibialis anterior muscle acts as an antagonistic control of the extensor muscles on the posterior aspect of the lower leg, suppresses excessive extension activity at the ankle joint, and forms smooth movement as described above. .
- Figure 43 shows the underwear 106 formed on the high waist. Is formed.
- This underwear 106 is woven by plain knitting using 40/1 cotton yarn and 10 bd tex polyurethane yarn, and is composed of 90% cotton yarn and 10% polyurethane yarn.
- the stimulating section 10a is formed by hook tape of a surface tape.
- the underwear 106 corrects the pelvis' forward leaning state by the stimulating portion 10a provided at the lower part of the abdominal muscles. (When the lower abdominal muscles contract, the pelvis leads to a standing posture.
- Figure 44 shows the exercise tights 107, which correspond to the motor points of the lower abdominal muscles, the gluteus maximus, the biceps femoris, the adductor femoris, and the tibialis anterior.
- An irritating part 10a is formed in the body.
- the tights 107 consist of a thread of nylon with a thickness of 78 dtex / 48 f and a nylon with a thickness of 6 dtex / 48 f around a polyurethane elastic thread with a thickness of 44 dtex. It is knitted by plain knitting (plane knitting) using a single-strength yarn.
- the stimulating portion 10a has a projecting structure formed by knitting a 78 dtex / 36 f polyester yarn having a thickness as a boss yarn.
- the tights 107 correct the pelvic forward leaning state by the stimulating portion 10a provided at the lower part of the abdominal muscle, and the stimulating portion 10a provided at the gluteus maximus muscle in response to this corrective action (Muscle activity that lowers the abdominal muscles and causes the pelvis to rise to the hips, which causes tension in the gluteus maximus muscles).
- Muscle activity that lowers the abdominal muscles and causes the pelvis to rise to the hips, which causes tension in the gluteus maximus muscles.
- Gluteus gluteal muscles cause the erectile spine muscles (trunk extension muscles) to tension and activate muscles after stimulation
- this point is linked to the spinal muscle group, and causes more stable trunk extension activity.
- the stimulating unit 10a which tensions the biceps femoris, extends the hip joint. It leads to hip reflection that can improve activity. Stimulation of the adductor muscles of the thigh enhances motor support and forms an axis that assists and enhances efferent muscle activity (an axis that stabilizes hip reflection), resulting in more efficient axis rotation. Lead to exercise.
- Last month Stimulation of the bone muscles is responsible for antagonistic control of the extensor muscles of the lower leg, and landing on the entire sole (toe-up, little finger, Three-point landing by the heel) and improve the propulsion by minimizing the resistance to the ground created by the extensor muscles of the lower leg.
- Figure 45 shows the high socks 108, which include the tibialis anterior, the third peroneal, the extensor digitorum brevis, and ⁇ Stimulator 10a is formed at a position corresponding to the motor point of the adductor of the toe.
- the high socks 108 use FTY yarn, which is a combination of cotton yarn and acrylic mixed yarn yarn, cotton count 32 z1, and polyurethane yarn 10 b dtex and nylon yarn 78 dtex / 48 f. It is composed of plain knitting (plain knitting).
- the stimulating portion 10a is formed by printing a convex portion made of silicone resin.
- the high socks 108 are stimulated by the stimulation unit 10a provided in the tibialis anterior muscle,
- the stimulator 10a provided in the third peroneus is used to stimulate and animate the muscles to act as an antagonist to the ankle varus, which is one of the muscle activities of the tibialis anterior. Make them cooperate. Due to the activities of these two muscles, the ankle joint can enhance the stability in the left and right lateral axes, and can also cause plantar flexion (extensor muscle activity) in the smooth ankle joint. Thereby, as described above, the disorder of the muscle constituting the lower leg is reduced.
- the stimulation can delay impaired movement transmission in the ankle due to fatigue of the muscles and proper nerves, and maintain a safe movement state for a longer time.
- the toe which is the original movement of the foot caused by covering the tip of the foot like a shoe or sock with the stimulator 10a provided on the flexor toe flexor and adductors of the big toe Inhibition of exercise (opening (separation position) and closed position movement) is reduced, and the movement of the tip of the foot occurs smoothly. This can smoothly perform, for example, the foot pivot movement caused by opening the foot.
- Fig. 46 shows exercise tights 109, which are articulated muscles in the free lower limb, and are located at positions corresponding to the respective functional skin regions of the muscles responsible for the eccentric activity.
- 10 a is formed.
- the tights 109 consist of a thread of nylon with a thickness of 78 dtex / 48 f, and a nylon mouth of 56 dtex / 48 f around a polyurethane elastic thread with a thickness of 44 dtex. And a single covered yarn.
- the surface stimulating section 1 Oa is formed by knitting with a thickness of 78 dtex / 36 f polyester yarn as a boss yarn. Has been established.
- the tights 109 suppress the extensional activity of the knee joint of these muscles by surface stimulators provided on the front and lateral surfaces of the thighs (quadriceps muscle, tensor fasciae latae muscle, etc.). By this action, the muscle activity of the hip extensor muscles on the posterior surface of the thigh is enhanced and assisted.
- surface stimulation provided in the posterior leg muscle group suppresses the extensional activity of the ankle joint of this muscle, and this action strengthens and assists the muscle activity of the ankle flexor muscle group in front of the lower J3 retraction. It is.
- the activity of each of these muscles activates the extensor activity in the hip joint, and suppresses the extensor activity in the ankle joint, thereby improving the exercise efficiency.
- suppression control for the thigh / lateral muscle group and the extensor muscle group of the lower leg reduces the resistance to the ground, activates the extensor muscle group activity of the hip joint, and runs It changes it into propulsion.
- FIG. 47 shows the spats 110, and the surface stimulating unit 1 is located at a position corresponding to a functional skin region of a muscle that performs flexion and internal rotation in the hip joint of the tensor fasciae latae muscle. 0 a is formed.
- the body fabric of the spats 110 is made by half-tricot knitting using polyester yarn 44 dtex / 36 f and polyurethane yarn 44 dtex, 85% polyester yarn and 15% polyurethane yarn It is composed of the mixing ratio of
- the surface stimulating section 10a is made by half tricot knitting using polyester yarn 44 dtex / 36 f and polyurethane elastic yarn 78 dtex, and is made up of polyester yarn 75% and polyurethane yarn 25%
- the tension is stronger than that of the main body fabric, it is in close contact with the body when worn, and the clothing pressure of the surface stimulating part is higher than the clothing pressure of the parts other than this surface stimulating part. It was formed so that it might become.
- the surface stimulating section provided in the tensor fasciae latae muscle group suppresses the bending and inner rotation activities in the hip joint performed by this muscle, and this muscle It reduces the inhibitory force against the posterior traction of the gluteus maximus muscle, which is one of the effects that it causes, and promotes and improves lower limb extension muscle activity at the hip joint. This function enables more efficient exercise.
- Figure 48 shows an exercise t-shirt 1 1 1 with trapezius, pectoralis major, and external oblique muscles, upper abdominal muscles such as the upper rectus abdominis, and functional skin areas.
- a surface stimulating portion 10a is formed at a corresponding position.
- This T-shirt 1 1 1 is woven by plain knitting using polyester yarn 40/1 and polyurethane urethane yarn 10 bd tex, and is composed of 90% polyester yarn and 10% polyurethane yarn. ing.
- the surface stimulating section 10a is formed of a hook tape of a surface tape.
- This T-shirt 1 1 1 is a plane stimulating section provided on the trapezius muscle and a plane stimulating section provided on the small pectoralis muscle and upper pectoralis major muscle.
- the posterior extension activity at the trunk stimulates the gluteus maximus to be activated in conjunction with it, and the activity of the gluteus maximus muscles causes the pelvis to shift to a standing posture.
- the surface stimulators 10a provided in the upper rectus abdominis and external oblique muscles are (the lower six intercostal and thoracic nerves, and the upper two lumbar nerves innervated parts). Muscles and small pectoral muscles, the upper pectoralis major and the intermittent muscle tension is reduced by acting to guide the forward lean to the backward lean. Because, in the case of forward leaning, the part that plays a supporting role in the front part of the trunk is the upper rectus abdominis muscle and the external oblique muscles. This will lead to a backward tilt. These surface stimuli stimulate the activity of the gluteus maximus muscles, thus shifting to the ideal form of exercise, hip reflection.
- FIG. 49 shows the high socks 112, in which surface stimulating portions 10a are formed at positions corresponding to the functional skin regions of the gastrocnemius muscle and plantar muscle aponeurosis.
- This high socks 1 1 2 is a FTY yarn obtained by twisting a cotton / ataryl thick cotton yarn 3 2/1 mixed yarn, a polyurethane yarn 10 b dtex and a nylon yarn 7 8 dtex / 4 8 f. It is constructed by plain knitting (plain knitting).
- the surface stimulating portion 10a is made of a design yarn having a thickness of 30/1, which is made of a blend of nylon and acrylic.
- the knee socks 112 relax the muscle tone of the gastrocnemius muscle, which is the largest extension muscle (plantar flexor) at the ankle joint, by the surface stimulating part 10a provided in the gastrocnemius muscle part. This alleviates the extreme muscle tone of the back of the lower leg, which is seen in yellow races and those who are not fit for exercise, and can cause long-term safe and smooth muscle activity. Stimulation of the plantar muscle aponeurosis supports and relaxes the first arch of the foot caused by fatigue of the foot, and alleviates the muscle tone of the sole accompanying the fatigue of the posterior muscles of the lower leg. This also reduces fatigue in the posterior leg muscles caused by cooperative activities.
- the smooth muscle activity of the first arch of the foot works to absorb and mitigate the impact received from the base of exercise, Vibration or repulsive stimuli to the joints (knees, etc.) will be reduced, and vertical load-related disorders during exercise at these higher joints will be reduced.
- Fig. 50 shows tights for right-handed arm 1 13, lower center of rectus abdominis muscle, right internal and external oblique muscles, gluteus maximus, left middle and small gluteal muscles, right semimembranosus semitendin Muscle, left biceps, left quadriceps lateral vastus, right quadriceps medial wide, right sewing muscle, left tibialis anterior, left gastrocnemius, right
- a point stimulation section 10a having an area of about 2 cm 2 is formed at a position corresponding to each motor point in the trifibular muscle.
- a surface stimulating portion 10b is formed at a position corresponding to a functional skin region of a muscle responsible for bending and helical activity.
- a face piercing portion 10 is formed at a position corresponding to the covering area.
- the body fabric of these tights 1 13 is made by half tricot knitting using polyester yarn 56 dtex / 36 f and polyurethane elastic yarn 44 dtex, polyester yarn 80%, polyurethane yarn 20% Is constituted by the mixing ratio.
- the surface stimulating part 10b is made by half tricot knitting using polyester yarn 56 dtex / 36 f and polyurethane elastic yarn 56 dtex, and 75% polyester yarn and 25% polyurethane yarn.
- the tension is stronger than that of the main body fabric, it is in close contact with the body when worn, and the clothing pressure of the surface stimulating part 10 b is higher than that of the part other than the surface stimulating part 10 b. It is formed to be higher than the clothing pressure.
- the point stimulating unit 10a is configured by printing and forming a plurality of convex portions made of silicone resin.
- the sewn portion (not shown) of the tights 113 was configured so as to be located as much as possible in the fissure.
- the tights 113 are used to correct the pelvic forward tilting state by the point stimulating portion 10a provided in the center of the lower rectus abdominal muscle, and, in response to this, to the point stimulating portion 10a provided in the right gluteus maximus.
- Has an interlocking action a muscle contraction in the lower center of the rectus abdominis muscle causes the pelvis to move into a standing position, which causes the gluteus maximus to tension).
- the erector spine muscles cause tension (gluteus muscle tone causes the erector spine muscles (trunk extension muscles) to tension and activate after stimulation) and the trunk extension activity.
- Antagonistic hip flexion activity of the right psoas muscle which antagonizes the gluteus maximus, is also stimulated.
- the point stimulating section 10a provided in the left middle and small gluteal muscles suppresses left and right mobility (in the direction of inversion and abduction) at the hip joint, and improves the exercise support force. These three stimuli increase the balance and support of the trunk.
- a point stimulating section provided on the biceps of the left thigh under the action of the support surface (acting as a power point and a fulcrum) formed by the above two points (the lower middle abdominal muscle of the rectus abdominis muscle).
- the 10a produces a strong extension at the hip joint, which translates into strong propulsion in the running state.
- the activity of the left gluteus maximus is more pronounced than that of the right gluteus, but the activity of the left gluteus is weaker than that of the right middle and small gluteal muscles.
- the point stimulus 10a provided on the left middle and small gluteal muscles should be used to suppress the right and left sway of the hip joint as described above.
- the activity of the left biceps femoris and the left semitendinoid hemi-membrane muscle can be assisted and promoted with higher exercise efficiency.
- the left biceps muscle of the left thigh has weaker activity compared to the left semitendinosus semi-membranosus muscle on the same side, and tends to release its force in the direction of adduction.
- the point stimulus 10a provided in the biceps guides the patient to the middle position and corrects it for efficient hip joint extension in the backward direction.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right gluteus maximus corrects and corrects the bias in the activity of the right gluteus muscle (the activity of the gluteus maximus is weaker than that of the medium and small gluteal muscles). It has a strong effect on extension activity in the hips (a significant contraction activity of the gluteus maximus produces a strong forward thrust).
- this action is more efficient due to the cooperative activity with the point stimulating unit 10a provided in the right semitendinosus semimembranosus.
- the point stimulating unit 10a provided in the right semitendinosus muscle semimembranosus muscle controls excessive muscular activity of the biceps femoris muscle at the posterior surface of the right thigh, and enhances hip extension. In this case, the force of escaping the hip joint in the abduction direction is changed inward, so that smoother hip extension activity and stronger forward thrust can be promoted.
- the forward propulsion created by the right free lower limb is a strong propulsive force and a strong reactive force (the right pelvis and the anterior limb and the sacral horn, which include the rotational motion that occurs at the sacral corner). Since the forward shearing force is generated, the point stimulating unit 10a provided in the right and external oblique muscles suppresses this reactive force and acts as a support base for exercise (this acting force). If it is reduced or absent, it will only allow the generated force to escape in the anterior direction, and its excessive anterior force and rotational force will cause joint damage between the lower lumbar and sacral vertebrae. ).
- the surface stimulating unit 1 Ob for the right thigh's side to the thigh fasciae latae muscle which has an antagonistic effect on the hip extensor muscle, the gluteus maximus muscle, relaxes the muscle tone of each muscle in the right hip joint. This will strongly support the athletic activity of each of the antagonist muscles, thereby exerting high exercise control of the hip joints, and achieving safer and more efficient exercise performance. It becomes.
- the vastus medialis of the quadriceps muscle is a muscle that has particularly large support around the knee joint, but the right one has weaker development in the right-handed arm than the left, so that it is more outward.
- the axis of movement and the basal surface of the support have also shifted.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right quadriceps wide inner muscle part of the right sewn muscle part. It becomes.
- the activity in the hip rotation is predominant, so stimulation of the gluteus maximus as described above is required, but this alone requires the inward direction that appears in the knee. It's hard to fix the 'twist'.
- the point stimulating portion 10a for the right sartorius muscle has the function of promoting and improving cooperative activities of torsion occurring on the knee joint together with the right gluteus maximus.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided on the left quadriceps lateral vastus muscle is the center of the body, which is the axis of activity in the marked and excessive motion direction (the direction of adduction and abduction of the hip joint) in the left hip joint.
- the development of the vastus medial muscle of the left knee is better than that of the right, but the activity of the left middle and lower gluteal muscles of the same leg is weak, so that the force is directed in the direction of adduction and rotation. Therefore, it is necessary to encourage the left middle and small gluteal muscles as well as the left thigh wide muscle.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided inside the left gastrocnemius muscle moves in the valgus direction at the left ankle joint. And correct the working force in the direction of varus, the correct axis of motion.
- the muscles on the back of the left lower leg are more active on the outside than on the inside. This is the function of trying to correct the outward force generated at the upper joints and the like inward. For this reason, when a higher-order joint is corrected, the force is generated more inward, and this is corrected by the point stimulation unit 10a provided inside the left gastrocnemius muscle. You have to do that.
- the muscle activity completely opposite to that of the left leg is prominent (force is acting in a varus direction), so the stimulation is the opposite of the above. Since prompting is required, this is corrected by the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right third peroneal muscle.
- the frequency of use of the lower leg during exercise and its acting force are inversely proportional to the fact that there is clearly less muscle mass compared to other lower limb muscles (muscle groups represented by the front and back of the thigh).
- muscle stimulation using only a puncture input alone may be too much of an effect, and may be a factor in the occurrence of disability.
- the surface stimulating unit 1 Ob it is necessary to relax the muscle tone of each muscle (the inner part of the right gastrocnemius muscle and the outer part of the left gastrocnemius muscle) by the surface stimulating unit 1 Ob, thereby controlling the muscle activity.
- the stimulus 10a is also a required point of prompting.
- the force to be supplemented here The force generated by the muscular force is not only the acting force but also the reaction force which is the force that returns from the place where the generated force is given. No. That is, a reaction force including a three-dimensional torsion is generated in the motion direction at each hip joint (extended adduction and abduction in the left hip joint, flexion and abduction in the right hip joint). Become. These torsion-related motor activities further increase the load on the joints, and can be the best starting point of injuries. Therefore, it is necessary to limit exclusion control as much as possible. Therefore, as described above, for example, in the case of the knee joint, it is necessary to consider the rotational movement activity with the hip joint which is a higher joint.
- the motor activity in the ankle Since the knee and hip joints, which are the upper joints, are affected, the coordination of the higher joints must be considered in the same way. A support correction that takes into account will be required.
- the muscle facilitation state due to the punctate stimulus must be based on a form of movement centered on hip reflection, and therefore includes, for example, monoarticular muscle groups such as biceps femoris
- monoarticular muscle groups such as biceps femoris
- it is necessary to particularly promote the hip joint extension function which is a part of the polyarticular muscle action. This is because when the function of the monoarticular muscle in the biceps femoris is promoted, the flexion activity of the knee joint becomes prominent, and the smooth hip extension activity is reduced.
- Fig. 51 shows a full-body full suit for the right-handed arm that can be used for athletics, swimming (butterfly, breaststroke), skating, cycling, skiing, and other sports that perform symmetrical movements with upper limbs.
- the point stimulating portion 10a and the surface stimulating portion 10b are formed by splicing a polyester yarn having a thickness of 78 dtex / 36f as a boss yarn.
- the suturing portion (not shown) of the full suit 2b was flat stitched so as not to cause irritation to the skin, and was configured so as to be located as much as possible in the cleft.
- the full suit 1 1 4 is made up of a pelvis by a point stimulating section 10 a
- the point stimulating unit 10a provided in the right gluteus maximus muscle in response to this causes an interlocking action (when the lower rectus abdominal muscle contracts, the pelvis shifts to a standing posture).
- tension tension in the gluteus maximus muscle, the erect spine muscle (trunk extension muscle) occurs, and the muscle activity that activates after stimulation
- trunk extension activity is made up of a pelvis by a point stimulating section 10 a
- the point stimulating unit 10a provided in the right gluteus maximus muscle in response to this causes an interlocking action (when the lower rectus abdominal muscle contracts, the pelvis shifts to a standing posture).
- the right gluteus maximus also receives a stimulus for antagonistic hip flexion activity of the right iliopsoas. This stimulus causes interlocking and more stable trunk extension activity.
- the point stimulating section 10a provided in the left middle and small gluteal muscles suppresses right and left sway (in the direction of inversion and abduction) at the hip joint, and improves exercise support. These six stimuli increase the trunk's balance and support.
- a dot piercing section 1 0a produces a strong extension at the hip, which translates into strong propulsion when running.
- the activity of the left gluteus maximus is more pronounced than that of the right, but the activity of the left gluteus is weaker than that of the right middle and small gluteal muscles. Since the starting point of support is weak in order to change to a linear propulsion force, the point stimulating unit 10a provided on the left middle and small gluteal muscles suppresses the above-mentioned left and right swaying of the hip joint. However, the activity of the left biceps femoris and the left semitendinosus semimembranosus can be assisted and promoted with higher exercise efficiency.
- the left biceps femoris is weaker in activity than the left hemi-tendinous hemi-membrane muscle on the same side, and tends to release its force in the adduction direction.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the muscle unit guides the patient to the middle position and corrects it for efficient hip extension in the backward direction.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right gluteus maximus assists and corrects the bias of the right gluteus muscle activity (the activity of the gluteus maximus is weaker than that of the medium and small gluteal muscles). Has a strong effect on extension activity (a significant contraction activity of the gluteus maximus muscle produces a strong propulsive force in the forward direction).
- this function is more efficient due to the cooperative activity with the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right semitendinosus semi-membrane muscle.
- the point stimulating unit 10a provided in the right semitendinosus semimembranosus muscle controls excessive muscular activity of the biceps femoris at the posterior surface of the right thigh, and extends the hip joint.
- the force of the hip joint escaping in the abduction direction is changed inward, so that smoother hip extension activity and stronger forward thrust can be promoted.
- the forward propulsion created by the right lower limb is strongly propelled. Strong together with the advance force!
- Reactive force forward shearing force including rotational motion occurring in the right pelvis and lumbar lordosis and sacral corners
- the part 10a suppresses this reactive force and acts as a support base for the movement. (If this acting force is reduced or absent, the generated force will only escape in the forward direction.
- the directional and rotational forces cause joint damage between the lower lumbar and sacral vertebrae.
- the forward propulsion created by the right free lower limb produces a strong reaction force along with a strong propulsive force (the rotational motion that occurs in the right pelvis and the lumbar lordosis and sacral corners).
- a forward stimulus including forward shear I !, a forward shear force) is generated, and the point stimulating unit 10a provided in the right and external oblique oblique muscles suppresses this reactive force, Acts as a support base (If this acting force is reduced or absent, the force generated will only escape in the forward direction, and the excessive forward acting force and the rotating force will cause the force between the lower lumbar spine and the sacral vertebrae to decrease. This can cause joint damage.)
- the more efficient exercise posture balance is realized by the intense muscle activity by these nine point stimuli.
- the coordination of muscles in the joints is a group of muscles that have a strong superiority (E.g., muscles such as the large, medium and small gluteal and iliopsoas muscles around the hip joint, rectus femoris and musculature, tensor fasciae latae muscle, etc.)
- the joint activities such as flexion and extension of the hip joint, abduction and adduction, and external rotation and internal rotation are expressed by the cooperative activities of the muscles as described above.
- the muscle activity in the gluteal muscle is more pronounced in the small and medium gluteal muscles than in the large gluteal muscle, and therefore, smooth rotation and rotation in the right hip are inhibited.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right gluteus maximus muscle The surface stimulating unit 10b provided in the right middle and small gluteal muscles suppresses the activity of the right middle and small gluteal muscles.
- the hip joint extension and external rotation ability at the right hip joint is improved in the forward direction.
- the muscle activity of the gluteus maximus in the left hip joint is remarkable compared to that of the left middle and small gluteal muscles, which also inhibits smooth rotation and rotation in the left hip joint.
- the stimulus input direction facing the right gluteus maximus (point stimulus input to the left middle gluteal muscle and planar stimulus input to the left gluteus maximus) must be applied It becomes.
- the left and right sway of the left hip joint is reduced, thereby stabilizing and smoothing the motion axis of the left hip joint, and increasing the efficiency of the exercise ability.
- the movement of each muscle group on the posterior surface of the hip joint must also be coordinated with the above-described point stimulation of the posterior portion of the thigh.
- the muscles (inactive) that were affected by the muscle groups that had been inactive until now (left hip, medium and small gluteal muscles, right hip, large gluteal muscle) Muscles that must be monitored and followed in order to express movements) It is necessary to control and control the muscular activities of the right biceps femoris and the left semitendinosus semimembranosus. Come. For this reason, the surface stimulus section is placed at the position corresponding to each functional skin area.
- Facial stimulation of the left sartorius muscle which has an antagonistic effect on the left thigh fasciae latae muscle, which has hip flexion and abduction, promotes relaxation of this muscle at the left hip joint As a result, it strongly supports the exercise activity of each of the antagonist muscles, and also exerts a high exercise control of the hip joint. As with the right hip joint, it is possible to achieve high exercise performance. You can do it.
- the point stimulator 10a provided in the vastus medialis of the quadriceps muscle and the right sartorius muscle is responsible for the significant and excessive movement of the right hip joint (the direction of hip abduction and abduction).
- the axis is correct for the body It is changed in the direction of the center of gravity to correct the generated force flow.
- the quadriceps medial vastus muscle is a muscle that has particularly large support around the knee joint, but the right one has weaker development in the right-handed arm compared to the left, and this makes it more outward.
- the axis of motion and the base of the support have also shifted.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the quadriceps inner muscle and the right stitch muscle It will be.
- the activity in the hip rotation is predominant, which requires stimulation of the gluteus maximus, as described above. Is difficult to fix.
- the point stimulating portion 10a for the right sartorius muscle has a function of promoting and improving cooperative activities of torsion occurring on the knee joint together with the right gluteus maximus.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided on the left quadriceps lateral vastus muscle is the center of the body, which is the axis of activity in the marked and excessive motion direction (the direction of adduction and abduction of the hip joint) in the left hip joint.
- the development of the vastus medial muscle of the left knee is better than that of the right, but the activity of the left middle and lower gluteal muscles of the same leg is weak, so that the force is directed in the direction of adduction and rotation. Therefore, it is necessary to encourage the left middle and small gluteal muscles as well as the left thigh wide muscle.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided inside the left gastrocnemius muscle corrects the force acting in the valgus direction at the left ankle joint to the varus direction, which is the correct axis of motion.
- the muscles on the back of the left lower leg are more active on the outside than on the inside. This is the function of trying to correct the outward force generated at the upper joints and the like inward. For this reason, if a higher joint is modified, the force will be generated more inward, and this will be corrected by the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the left gastrocnemius muscle. You have to do that.
- the muscle activity completely opposite to that of the left is marked (force is acting in a varus direction). Since prompting is required, this is corrected by the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right third peroneal muscle. However, it is difficult to correct this function only with the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right third tibial muscle, and it occurs in the right foot joint with the surface stimulation unit 10b provided in the right anterior tibial muscle. This is corrected by suppressing strong inversion. In addition, the frequency of use during leg exercise and its acting force are inversely proportional to the fact that there is clearly less muscle mass compared to other lower limb muscles (muscle groups represented by the front and back of the thigh). It is also a high and stress-prone area.
- muscle stimulation using only point stimulus input alone may be too much of an effect, and may be a factor in the occurrence of disability. For this reason, it is necessary to control the excessively generated force of the muscle groups (the medial part of the right gastrocnemius muscle and the lateral part of the left gastrocnemius muscle) facing each point stimulation unit 10a. For this reason, it is necessary to relax the muscle tone by the surface stimulating unit 10b provided for each muscle (the inner side of the right gastrocnemius muscle and the outer side of the left gastrocnemius muscle), thereby controlling the muscle activity. .
- the point stimulation section 10a for the left tibialis anterior muscle, which is a muscle, is also a necessary point of prompting.
- the force to be supplemented here The force generated by the muscular force is not only the acting force, but also the reaction force, which is the force returning from the place where the generated force is given, must be considered at the same time. No. In other words, a reaction force including a three-dimensional torsion is generated in the direction of motion at each hip joint (extended adduction and abduction in the left hip joint and flexion and abduction in the right hip joint). Become. These torsional motor activities further increase the load on the joints, and can be the best starting point of injuries. Therefore, it is necessary to limit exclusion control as much as possible. Therefore, as described above, for example, in the case of the knee joint, it is necessary to consider the rotational movement activity with the hip joint, which is a higher-order joint.
- the motor activity in the ankle joint is affected by the upper joints, the knee and the hip joint, and the coordination of the higher joints must be considered in the same way. At the same time, it is necessary to support and take into account the direction of the motor activity axis.
- the muscle facilitation state due to the punctate stimulus must be based on a movement form centered on hip reflection, and therefore includes, for example, monoarticular muscle groups such as biceps femoris
- it is necessary to particularly promote the hip joint extension function which is a part of the polyarticular muscle action. This is because, when the function of the monoarticular muscle in the biceps femoris is promoted, the flexion activity of the knee joint becomes prominent, and the smooth extension activity of the hip joint is reduced.
- hip reflection is used as the base of exercise for the body.
- cooperative activities between the lower body and the directly facing upper body also need to be coordinated.
- it is particularly important to pay attention to excessive muscle tone of the upper abdominal muscles and trapezius in Japanese and those who are not good at exercise.
- the upper body must take a method of facilitating coordination with the lower body while focusing on alleviating these muscle tensions.
- the back of the left side may be the opposite side of the dominant arm in the case of right-handed people, and in particular, is a region where muscle development and communication are poor.
- the activity of the trapezius muscle is remarkable, and a movement pattern centered on this muscle is formed.
- the lower back is more difficult to express exercise effectively than the upper back.
- the growth of the muscle of the left latissimus dorsi is inhibited.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided on the left latissimus dorsi muscle is an important point in correcting the entire left back that is biased around the left trapezius muscle, which is overworking. Becomes. One is that when the activity of the right latissimus dorsi is right-handed, it is remarkable and well-developed. Will work to fix it in. It will also correct excessive motor activity in the upper left back (near the trapezius). It is difficult to correct the entire left dorsal region using only the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the left latissimus dorsi muscle. Coordination and assistance with the stimulating unit 10a and the point stimulating unit 10a provided at the bottom of the left spinal column standing muscle are required.
- the development of the inner muscle at the right shoulder joint is markedly affected by the development of the muscle group that forms around it, and its function and muscle facilitation are hindered. Therefore, it is necessary to enhance the supportability of the shoulder joint itself by the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right supraspinalis muscle and the right subspinus muscle.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right supraspinalis muscle and the right subspinus muscle.
- the mobility at the right shoulder joint is significantly restricted in the range of motion, and this also enhances the flexibility at the shoulder joint by the above-mentioned two-point stimulation, and It will be improved.
- the activity of the right inner mussels becomes more pronounced Since the right dorsal muscle activity is more dominant than the left dorsal region, it is difficult to adjust muscle stimulation only by point stimulation on the left dorsal as described above. It is necessary to adjust by using the surface stimulating unit 10 provided at the position corresponding to. Similarly, it is necessary to apply the surface stimulating unit 10b to the left trapezius which is excessively active together with this muscle.
- the muscle activity of the trapezius is remarkable for Japanese and poor athletic people.
- the surface stimulation unit 10b provided at a position corresponding to the functional skin area must be applied to both small pectoral muscles that are acting as auxiliary working muscles of this muscle.
- the scapula which is one of the muscle activities of the pectoralis major muscle, is pulled forward and upward ; the scapula works firmly against the trunk, thereby restricting upper limb movement.
- the uncoordinated activities of the free upper limb and trunk of the upper limb around a certain shoulder joint can be adjusted to cooperative activities.
- the function of the biceps which is the flexor, is superior to that of the triceps, due to the imperfect ability to acquire motors. .
- the point stimulator 10a provided in the triceps leads the muscular activity of the triceps dominantly, and the surface stimulator 10b provided in the biceps provides the same.
- the function of the biceps must be suppressed or controlled.
- the forearm often adopts flexion and supination, which requires correction of the motor axis by punctate stimulation of the carpal extensor and supination muscles of the forearm.
- the muscle activity in the forearm joint is dominant in flexion and pronation. Therefore, the former point-like stimulation is applied to the extensor and supination muscles, and With regard to, suppression and control of muscle activity by planar stimulation are also needed.
- the point stimulus 10a and the planar stimulus 10b are applied to each active muscle.
- the muscle activity in the upper limb free upper limb band is symmetrical due to the structure of the brain, and therefore requires symmetry, unlike other parts. However, this does not apply to exercises that use one limb professionally (such as tennis and baseball). It is also worth mentioning that the muscle activity in the lower limb free zone takes on a reciprocal expression of muscle activity that is completely opposite to that of the upper limb. deep.
- Fig. 52 shows a baseball undershirt 1 15 for the right-handed arm, which includes the right sternocleidomastoid, the right supraspinalis, the right subspinous, the left erector spinae, and the left rhomboid muscle.
- a point stimulation section 10a having an area of about 2 cm 2 is formed at a position corresponding to each motor point.
- a surface stimulating portion 10b is formed at a position corresponding to the functional skin region of each of the carpal extensor portion and the left radial carpi flexor portion.
- This undershirt 1 15 is made of a polyester thread of 56 dtex / 48 f in thickness and a polyurethane bullet of 10 b dtex in thickness I 1 Polyester in a thickness of 33 dtex / 1 Of around raw silk It is woven by plain knitting using plain yarn covered yarn.
- the point stimulating portion 10a and the surface stimulating portion 10b are formed by splicing using a 56 dtex / 36f polyester yarn having a thickness as a boss yarn.
- the sewn portion (not shown) of the undershirt 1 15 was located not on the skin surface but on the surface side, and was positioned so as to be as close to the cleft as possible.
- torsion in the trunk is rotation around the torso axis (turning the neck to turn ⁇ , etc.).
- the form of rotation is roughly divided into two different forms. The first is the lower-body-centered axial movement using an irregular foot, which is a type in which one of the left and right sides is fixed and moves as seen in a general door, and the other is rotation It is a symmetrical rotation about the spine, which is the center of the trunk in the body represented by the door.
- the load on the hip joint is substantially symmetrical, and is not applied to only one side as in the former, but to the entire body with the axis (backbone) as the center, rather than using the axis that relies on the lower body. Since the right and left parts are used equally, it is a type that has less sway, can form the smallest axis of rotation, and can express higher speed.
- the above two types of exercise are particularly prominent in the pattern of putting seen in Japanese (poor athletic), Latin Americans and athletic proficiency.
- the axis of rotation is formed by the wall of that part for the purpose of creating a wall of movement on the left side of the body It is a type of translational movement, rather than a rotational movement expressed as a stop.
- the latter type of batter which rotates from the center of the body, is a support axis established like a top that rotates at high speed This is a type that has an expression method that attempts to catch a sphere by its various actions.
- the left dorsal region is divided into an upper dorsal region (around the trapezius muscle) and a lower dorsal region (around the latissimus dorsi muscle), it is more difficult to express exercise effectively in the lower back than in the upper back. Due to this, the growth of the muscle of the left latissimus dorsi is inhibited.
- the power of the rotation activity is greatly reduced in the muscles around the abdomen in order to adjust and correct abnormalities in the balance of the back muscle groups. As a result, trunk rotation activity was impeded. It must also be explained that the effect of neck reflex, one of the reflex reactions, is also significantly involved.
- the neck reflex is an activity that maintains the posture by adjusting the tension of the muscles of the limbs called the tension neck reflex as a large bobbin.
- the first is what is called the symmetric tonic neck reflex, and when the neck flexes, the motility response increases the flexor tone in the upper limb, and the extensor tone increases in the lower limb.
- the motility response is a reflex activity in which extensor tone increases in the upper limb and flexor tone increases in the lower limb. This is often a movement that attempts to increase the flexion of the neck and increase extensor activity in the lower limbs when lifting heavy objects such as wrestling and powerlifting. It can be seen.
- the neck extension activity seen by players in positions such as baseball defense clarifies the activity of flexor muscles in the lower limbs, and is often seen as an attempt to create a position with a low system.
- the asymmetry tonicity is related to the fact that the rotation activity that occurs in the vertical direction occupies a very large weight in the movement of the trunk as seen in sports such as baseball and tennis.
- Neck reflex This reflex activity is such that when the head is rotated in one direction, the extensor muscles of the upper and lower limbs on the jaw side increase, and the cranial muscle tone increases. It goes without saying that these two neck reflexes have a great influence on the left-right asymmetry in the muscle body described above.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the left latissimus dorsi muscle is an important point in correcting the overworked left dorsi muscle that is biased around the right latissimus dorsi and the left trapezius. .
- One is that when the activity of the right latissimus dorsi is right-handed, it is remarkable and well-developed. Will work to fix it in. It also corrects for excessive motor activity in the upper left back (near the trapezius). It is difficult to correct the entire left back using only the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the left latissimus dorsi muscle, and the point stimulation unit provided in the center of the left erector spine muscle and the left large rhomboid muscle.
- the development of the inner muscle at the right shoulder joint is markedly affected by the development of the muscle group that forms around it, and its function and muscle facilitation are hindered. Therefore, it is necessary to enhance the supportability of the shoulder joint itself by the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right supraspinalis muscle and the right infraspinus muscle.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the right supraspinalis muscle and the right infraspinus muscle.
- the mobility at the right shoulder joint is significantly restricted in the range of motion, and this also enhances the flexibility at the shoulder joint by the above-mentioned two-point stimulation, and It will be improved.
- the muscle activity of the right back is more dominant than that of the left back, so it is difficult to adjust only by muscle stimulation by the point stimulation on the left back as described above. Therefore, it is necessary to adjust the surface stimulation unit 10b provided at a position corresponding to the functional skin area of the right latissimus dorsi muscle. Similarly, it is necessary to apply the surface stimulating unit 10b to the left trapezius muscle which is excessively active together with this muscle.
- the muscle activity of the trapezius is remarkable for Japanese and poor athletic people. Also, the activity of the trapezius muscle, especially in the left back, is large.
- the surface stimulus 10b provided at a position corresponding to the functional skin area must be applied to the left pectoralis minor muscle acting as an auxiliary working muscle.
- the left scapula which is one of the muscle activities of the left pectoralis minor, is pulled forward and upward, and the left scapula works firmly against the torso, thereby limiting the movement of the upper limbs. It is possible to adjust the uncoordinated activities of the free upper limb and the upper limb trunk centered on the cooperative activities.
- the plane stimulator 1 Ob provided in the left pectoralis major muscle raises the scapula, which is one of the functions of the pectoralis minor muscle, to the front and upper side to help trap the activity of the trapezius muscle and make it prominent. And make it easier to control the upper left trapezius.
- the right shoulder which is caused by strong muscle activity in the entire right back, is pulled backwards, and a slight postural change is caused by the point stimulation input of the right pectoralis major, and the shoulder, one of the functions of the pectoralis major, is pulled forward.
- the shoulder joint is moved to the position with good efficiency and position by using the movement of the shoulder joint.
- the surface of the right anterior saw muscle acting on the scapula is fixed. Stimulation reduces and controls muscle tone and improves the function of the right scapula.
- the point stimulation unit 10a provided in the left anterior saw muscle is used to improve the scapula, which is the action of the muscle.
- the activity of the neck in the case of right-handedness is characterized by the fact that the face easily turns right and hardly turns left. Therefore, the point stimulator 10a provided in the right sternocleidomastoid muscle should be improved.
- the function of the biceps which is the flexor, is superior to that of the triceps, due to the imperfect exercise ability.
- Humans are born with their bodies and limbs folded at birth. In a simple analogy, most of the joints that can rotate or bend are in the pronation and adduction. The person changes the flow of force outward by the athletic ability to learn this as the body grows. .
- the triceps brachii muscle activity must be predominantly induced by the point stimulation, and its function must be suppressed or controlled by the planar stimulus to the biceps brachii muscle.
- the childhood of expressiveness appears.
- the forearm often adopts flexion and supination, which requires correction of the motor axis by punctate stimulation of the carpal extensor and supination muscles of the forearm.
- the muscle activity in the forearm joint is dominant in flexion and pronation. Therefore, a punctate stimulus such as the former is applied to the extensor and supination muscles, and For flexor muscles, suppression and control of muscle activity by planar stimulation is also needed.
- the point stimulus 10a and the planar stimulus 10b are applied to each active muscle.
- Muscle activity in the upper ⁇ zone requires left-right symmetry, unlike other parts, in order to perform symmetrical muscle activity due to the structure of the brain. -However, this does not apply to the above-mentioned exercises that use one side of the ⁇ ⁇ specially (such as those represented by tennis or baseball), and the work of one side is made more efficient.
- a surface stimulator 10b to the biceps of the upper right arm
- Applying part 10a creates smoother elbow joint extension. Further, in order to perform this exercise more smoothly, it is necessary to offset the angular movement of the left upper arm, which is the opposite upper limb.
- the point stimulating portion 10a provided on the left biceps increases the bending ability of the elbow, and the surface stimulating portion 10b provided on the inner and outer head of the triceps. Assists the elbow flexion. This asymmetrical angular momentum and activity with the upper right arm allows smoother trunk rotation to be performed, thereby improving speed and stabilizing the movement. Both forearms are also affected by the upper arm and trunk as described above. For this reason, the point stimulator 10a provided in the right supination muscle increases the supination force of the right forearm and assists the work of the triceps muscle of the right upper arm. A point stimulus 10a to the muscles will be used.
- the muscle activity of the extensor carpi ulnarris and extensor flexors of the right ulnar carpus, which are working too hard is surface stimulation 1 O control by b
- the function of the right radicular carpal flexor muscles it guides activities that tend to be biased toward the ulnar flexion side seen in Japanese and those who do not exercise well toward the radius side, Stable flexion and extension of the wrist and rotation of the forearm can be achieved. With this stimulus input approach, it is possible to improve the elbow obstacles (baseball elbow and tennis elbow) that occur during pitching and tennis strokes.
- the point stimulating unit 10a provided on the right side of the forearm aims to reverse the improvement on the right forearm.
- the asymmetrical stimulus input to both upper limbs offsets the angular momentum of the free upper limb, and improves the rotation ability of the desired trunk.
- the stability of the trunk due to such muscle activity is more pronounced in the lower extremities. This is because the approach to muscles that are asymmetrical is particularly effective because muscle activity in the lower limb adopts a reciprocal expression of muscle activity that is almost the same as that of the upper limb.
- Clothing with one-point stimulation (left-right asymmetry) 1-Figure 53 shows tights for right-handed arm 1 1 6 Part, right semimembranosus semitendinosus, left biceps, left quadriceps lateral vastus, right quadriceps medial wide, right sewing muscle, left tibialis anterior
- a stimulating portion 10a having an area of about 3 cm 2 is formed at a position corresponding to each motor point of the inner portion of the left gastrocnemius, the right portion of the third peroneal muscle, and the outer portion of the right soleus muscle.
- the body fabric of these tights 1 16 is made by half tricot knitting using polyester thread 56 dtex / 36 f and polyurethane elastic thread 44 dtex, 80% polyester thread, and 20% polyurethane thread. It is composed of a% mixture.
- the stimulating section 10a is formed by printing and forming a plurality of projections made of silicone resin.
- the sewn portion (not shown) of the tights 1 16 was configured so as to be located as much as possible in the fissure.
- the tights 1 16 correct the pelvic forward leaning state by a stimulating portion 10a provided in the lower center of the rectus abdominal muscle, and in response to this, the stimulating portion 10a provided in the right gluteus maximus is (The contraction of the lower center of the rectus abdominal muscle causes the pelvis to rise In response to this, the erector spinae muscles become nervous (tension in the gluteal muscles, and the erector spinae muscles (trunk extension muscles). Tension occurs and muscle activity that activates after stimulation), and trunk extension activities are performed. Antagonistic hip flexion activity of the right lumber psoas muscle, which antagonizes the gluteus maximus, is also stimulated. This stimulus causes interlocking and more stable trunk extension activity.
- the stimulating portion 10a provided in the left middle and small gluteal muscles suppresses right and left sway (inward and outward directions) in the hip joint, and improves exercise support. These three stimuli increase trunk balance and support.
- the activity of the left gluteus maximus is more pronounced than that of the right gluteus, but the activity of the left gluteus is weaker than that of the right middle and small gluteal muscles. Since the support starting point is weak to change to a linear propulsion backward, the stimulus 10a provided in the left middle and small gluteal muscles suppresses the right and left sway of the hip joint as described above. However, the activity of the left biceps femoris and the left semitendinosus semimembranosus can be assisted and promoted with higher exercise efficiency.
- the left biceps femoris is weaker in activity than the left hemi-tendinous hemi-membrane muscle on the same side, and tends to release its force in the direction of adduction.
- the stimulation unit 10a provided in the muscle unit guides the patient to the middle position and corrects it for efficient hip extension in the backward direction.
- the stimulation section 10a provided in the right gluteus maximus assists in correcting the bias in the activity of the right gluteus muscle (the activity of the gluteus maximus is weaker than that of the medium and small gluteal muscles), and extends the hip joint. It exerts a strong influence on the activity (significant muscle contraction activity of the gluteus maximus produces strong forward thrust).
- this work is more efficient due to the cooperative activity with the stimulating unit 10a provided in the right semitendinosus semimembranosus.
- the stimulating portion 10a provided in the right hemi-tendonoid semi-membrane-like muscle portion controls excessive muscular activity of the right biceps muscle at the posterior surface of the right thigh and extends the right hip joint.
- the force of the hip joint escaping in the abduction direction is changed inward, so that smoother hip extension activity and stronger forward thrust can be promoted.
- the forward propulsive force created by the right free lower limb is a strong propulsive force as well as a strong reactive force.
- the stimulator 10a provided in the vastus medialis of the right quadriceps muscle and the right sartorius muscle is the axis of activity in the marked and excessive motion direction (hip flexion abduction and internal rotation direction) in the right hip joint. To correct the direction of the center of gravity of the body and correct the generated force flow.
- the vastus medialis of the quadriceps is a muscle that has a particularly large support around the knee joint, but the right one has more development than the left, and the right-handed arm has weaker development. The axis of motion and the support base of the support have also shifted in the direction.
- the stimulation unit 10a provided on the inner quadriceps muscle of the right quadriceps muscle and the right stitch muscle. It becomes.
- the activity in the hip rotation is predominant, and stimulation stimulation to the gluteus maximus as described above is required. It is difficult to correct the twist.
- the stimulating portion 10a for the right sartorius muscle has the function of promoting and improving the torsion occurring on the knee joint in cooperation with the right gluteus maximus.
- the stimulating part 10a provided in the left quadriceps lateral vastus muscle is positioned in the left hip joint in the direction of the marked and excessive movement direction (direction of hip abduction and abduction). To correct the generated force flow.
- the development of the vastus medial muscle of the left knee is better than that of the right, but the activity of the left middle and lower gluteal muscles of the same leg is weak, so the force is Since it often works in the wrong direction, it is necessary to encourage the left middle and small gluteal muscles as well as the left wide thigh muscle.
- more efficient expression of force is performed cooperatively and smoothly with the stimulating unit 10a provided in the left biceps femoris.
- the stimulation section 10a provided inside the left gastrocnemius muscle moves in the valgus direction at the left ankle joint. Correct the working force in the opposite direction, which is the correct axis of motion.
- the muscles in the posterior region of the left lower leg are more active on the outside than on the inside. This is the function of trying to correct the outward force generated at the upper joint and the like inward. For this reason, when a higher-order joint is corrected, the force is generated more inward, and it is necessary to correct this by the stimulation unit 10a provided in the left gastrocnemius muscle. It means that there is.
- the muscle activity opposite to the left is markedly active (force is acting in a varus direction). Since stimulus is required, this is corrected by the stimulator 10a provided on the right third peroneus muscle and the lateral part of the right soleus muscle, and the varus sway that occurs at the right ankle is reduced.
- the muscle facilitation state due to the punctate stimulus must be based on a form of movement centered on hip reflection, and therefore includes, for example, monoarticular muscle groups such as biceps femoris
- monoarticular muscle groups such as biceps femoris
- hip joint extension function which is a part of the polyarticular muscle action. This is because when the function of the monoarticular muscle in the biceps femoris is promoted, the flexion activity of the knee joint becomes prominent, and the smooth hip extension activity is reduced.
- Figure 54 shows a full-body full suit for a right-handed arm that can be used for sports such as athletics, swimming (butterfly, breaststroke), skating, cycling, and skiing that have symmetrical movements with the upper limbs.
- the fabric of this full suit 1 1 7 is made up of a thread of 7 8 dtex / 48 f nylon and a 5 6 dtex / 48 f around polyurethane elastic thread of 4 4 dtex. It is knitted by plain knitting (plane knitting) using a thread that covers / covers a nylon thread.
- the stimulating portion 10a is formed in an area of about 3 cm 2 by splicing using a 78 dtex / 36f polyester yarn having a thickness as a boss yarn.
- the suturing portion (not shown) of the full suit 117 is made flat and less irritating to the skin, and is positioned as close to the fissure as possible. It is a key aiming to enhance the activity of muscles by means of point-like stimulus inputs.
- the pelvis abdominal muscle contracts the pelvis is led to the standing position, which causes the gluteal muscles to be tense, which causes the lower erect right lower spine and right lower back muscle.
- the saw muscle, the lower part of the left spine erector, and the quadrangular muscles cause tension (tension in the gluteus maximus muscle causes tension in the erector spinae (trunk extension muscles), which is activated after stimulation. Exercise), and extend the trunk.
- the right gluteus maximus also receives a stimulus for antagonistic hip flexion activity of the right iliopsoas. This stimulus causes coordination and more stable trunk extension.
- the stimulating portion 10a provided in the left middle and small gluteal muscles suppresses the left and right mobility (in the direction of inversion and abduction) in the hip joint, and improves the movement support force. These six stimuli improve trunk balance and support.
- the activity of the left gluteus maximus is more pronounced than that of the right, but the activity of the left gluteus is weaker than that of the right middle and small gluteal muscles.
- the stimulus 10a provided in the left middle and small gluteal muscles suppresses the above-mentioned right and left sway of the hip joint. Therefore, the activity of the left biceps femoris and the left semitendinosus seminimus muscularis can be assisted and promoted in a state of higher exercise efficiency.
- the activity of the left biceps femoris is weaker than that of the left semitendinosus semimembranosus muscle on the same side, and the force tends to escape in the direction of adduction.
- the stimulator 10a provided in the biceps femoris leads the patient to the middle position and corrects it for efficient hip extension in the backward direction.
- the stimulating section 10a provided in the right gluteus maximus assists in correcting the bias in the activity of the right gluteus maximus (the activity of the gluteus maximus is weaker than that of the medium and small gluteus muscles) and corrects it. It has a strong effect on extension activity (a significant contraction activity of the gluteus maximus muscle produces a strong forward thrust).
- the stimulating unit 10a provided in the right semitendinosus semi-membranosus controls excessive muscular activity of the biceps femoris at the posterior surface of the right thigh, and when the hip joint is extended. By changing the force of the hip joint to abduct in the abduction direction at the inward direction, it becomes possible to promote smoother hip extension activity and stronger propulsive force in the forward direction.
- the forward propulsion created by the right free lower limb, together with the strong propulsive force, is a strong reactive force (the forward propulsion including the rotational motion that occurs in the right pelvis and the lumbar lordosis and the sacral corner). Since a forward shearing force is generated, the stimulating section 10a provided in the right and external oblique muscles suppresses this reactive force and acts as a support base for exercise. If it is reduced or absent, it will only allow the generated force to escape in the anterior direction, and the excessively strong forward acting and rotating forces will cause joint damage between the lower lumbar and sacral vertebrae.) The more efficient exercise posture balance is realized by the intense muscle activity by these nine stimuli.
- the stimulator 10a provided in the vastus medialis of the right quadriceps muscle and the right sartorius muscle is the axis of activity in the remarkable and excessive motion direction (hip flexion abduction and internal rotation direction) in the right hip joint.
- the vastus medialis of the quadriceps muscle is a muscle that has a particularly large support around the knee joint, but it is weaker in the right than in the left, and weaker in the case of the right-handed arm.
- the axis of motion in the direction and The support base surface of the support has also shifted.
- the stimulation unit 10a provided in the wide quadriceps inner muscle and the right sewing muscle .
- the activity in the hip rotation is predominant, so stimulation of the gluteus maximus as described above is required. It is difficult to correct the twist.
- the stimulating portion 10a for the right sartorius muscle has the function of promoting and improving the torsion occurring on the knee joint in cooperation with the right gluteus maximus.
- the stimulating part 10a provided in the left quadriceps lateral vastus muscle is positioned at the left hip joint with the axis of activity in the pronounced and excessive motion direction (the direction of hip abduction and abduction) in the direction of the central axis of the body.
- the development of the vastus medial muscle of the left knee is better than that of the right, but the activity of the left middle and lower gluteal muscles of the same leg is weak, so the force is Since it often works in the wrong direction, it is necessary to encourage the left middle and small gluteal muscles as well as the left wide thigh muscle.
- more efficient expression of force is performed cooperatively and smoothly with the stimulating unit 10a provided in the left biceps femoris.
- the stimulation section 10a provided inside the left gastrocnemius muscle corrects the force acting in the valgus direction in the left ankle joint in the varus direction, which is the correct axis of motion.
- the muscles in the posterior region of the left lower leg are more active on the outside than on the inside. This is the function of trying to correct the outward force generated at the upper joint and the like inward. For this reason, when a higher-order joint is corrected, the force is generated more inward, and this is corrected by the stimulating unit 1 O.a provided in the left inner gastrocnemius muscle. It is necessary.
- the stimulation unit 10a provided on the right third peroneal muscle and the lateral part of the right soleus muscle, and at the same time, varus movements occurring in the right ankle are reduced.
- the force to be captured here should be considered that the force generated by the generation of muscle force is not only the acting force, but also the reaction force that is the force that returns from the place where the generated force was applied.
- a reaction force including a three-dimensional torsion is generated in the motion direction at each hip joint (extended adduction and abduction in the left hip joint, flexion and abduction in the right hip joint).
- These torsional motor activities further increase the load on each joint and are the primary sources of injuries. Therefore, it is necessary to limit exclusion control as much as possible. Therefore, as described above, for example, in the case of the knee joint, it is necessary to consider the rotational movement activity with the hip joint which is a higher joint.
- motor activity in the ankle is also affected by the upper joints, the knee and hip, and the coordination of the higher joints must be considered in the same way. At the same time, support correction considering the direction of the motor activity axis is required.
- many muscles including monoarticular muscle groups such as biceps femoris
- it is necessary to particularly promote the hip extension function which is a part of the polyarticular muscle action. This is because, when the function of the monoarticular muscle in the biceps femoris is promoted, the flexion activity of the knee joint becomes prominent and the smooth extension activity of the hip joint can be reduced.
- the preceding paragraphs have described the adjustment of the lower body, with a focus on hip reflection. It is necessary to adjust the cooperative activities between the lower body and the upper body facing directly, considering hip reflection as the base of the body's movement when performing exercise. In this case, it is particularly important to pay attention to excessive muscle tone of the upper abdominal muscles and trapezius in Japanese and those who are not good at exercise. For this reason, the upper body must take a communication method that takes into account cooperative activities with the lower body while focusing on alleviating these muscle tensions.
- the back of the left side may be the opposite side of the dominant arm in the case of right-handed people, and is a site where muscle development and communication are particularly difficult.
- the activity of the trapezius muscle is remarkable, so that the form of exercise around this muscle is formed.
- the left dorsal part is divided into an upper dorsal part (around the trapezius) and a lower dorsal part (around the latissimus dorsi)
- the lower back is more difficult to express exercise effectively than the upper back.
- the growth of the muscle of the left latissimus dorsi is inhibited.
- the stimulator 10a provided in the left latissimus dorsi muscle is an important point in correcting the entire left back that is biased around the overworking right latissimus dorsi and left trapezius.
- the activity of the right latissimus dorsi is remarkable and well-developed when the right-handed person is right-handed. Will work to correct it. It will also correct excessive motor activity in the upper left back (near the trapezius). It is difficult to correct the entire left back with only the stimulator 10a provided in the left latissimus dorsi muscle, and it is difficult to correct the entire left spine erect muscle.
- Stimulation unit 10a and the lowermost part of the erector spinae muscle of the left spine As a result, it is possible to create an alignment that is symmetrical with respect to the waist portion and that has a stable moving center of gravity.
- this biased muscle activity also has benefits. This is because the strength of the supporting muscles emanating from the strong pelvis, which is the latissimus dorsi, is weak, and the ability to hold the shoulder joint, which is a ball joint with a high degree of freedom of three degrees of freedom, is low. It is a point that the inner muscles (supraspinous, subspinous, great circle, small circle, and subscapularis) develop well inside the left shoulder joint.
- the function of the biceps which is the flexor, is superior to that of the triceps in the upper arm due to its incomplete ability to exercise. is there.
- those who are good at exercising are distinguished from those who are not good at performing articulated muscles and monoarticular muscles, and the roles of extensors and flexors are distinguished from each other.
- those who are not good at exercise are distinguished from those who are not good at performing articulated muscles and monoarticular muscles, and the roles of extensors and flexors are distinguished from each other.
- the motor expression of those who are not good at exercise This is a muscle-dominated activity, and in the lower body, extensor activity is dominant. This can happen as a result of the incomplete acquisition of body balance during exercise, as well as the creation of imperfect forms of movement in the joints themselves as well as in force. Due to these reasons and differences in the direction of movement, motorists who are athletic are more dynamic and more stable than others.
- the stimulator 10a provided in the triceps brachii leads the muscle activity of the triceps superior to the biceps brachii.
- the forearm often adopts flexion and supination, which requires correction of the motor axis by punctate stimulation of the carpal extensor and supination muscles of the forearm.
- a point-like stimulation like the former is applied to the extensor and supination muscles.
- the state stimulus 10a is applied to each active muscle.
- the muscle activity in the upper limb free upper limb band is symmetrical due to the structure of the brain, and therefore requires symmetry, unlike other parts. However, this does not apply to exercises that use one limb professionally (such as those represented by tennis or baseball). It should also be added that muscle activity in the free leg of the lower limb adopts a reciprocal expression of muscle activity that is completely opposite to that of the upper limb, so that an approach to the asymmetric muscle is particularly effective. .
- Figure 55 shows the baseball undershirt 1 18 for the right-handed arm.
- left latissimus dorsi lower right erector spine and lower right posterior saw muscle, lower left erector spine muscle (longest pectoralis major) and ⁇ lumbar quadriceps, right pectoralis major, left anterior saw , Triceps inner and outer head, Right long and short carpi radialis extensor, Right radial carpi flexor, Right supination muscle, Left biceps, Left carpi flexor, Left scale
- a stimulator 10a having an area of about 3 cm 2 is formed at a position corresponding to each motor point of the lateral carpal extensor.
- This undershirt 1 18 is made of polyester yarn of 33 dtex / 48 f in thickness and polyurethane elastic yarn of 44 dtex in thickness, woven by half tricot knitting, 80% of polyester yarn, polyurethane
- the elastic yarn is constituted by a mixing ratio of 20%.
- the stimulating portion 10a is formed by printing and forming a plurality of convex portions made of silicone resin.
- the stitched part (not shown) of the undershirt 1 18 is not located on the skin side but on the front side and is It was configured so as to be located at the crevice fissure.
- the rotation motion in the trunk is a rotation motion around the trunk axis (turning the hips, turning the neck, etc.), but there are roughly two different types of rotation.
- the first is the lower-body-centered axial movement using a foot with an irregular force, which is a type in which one of the left and right sides moves as if it were fixed, as seen in a general door, and the other is a rotation It is a symmetrical rotation about the spine, which is the center of the trunk in the body represented by the door.
- the load at the hip joint is approximately symmetrical, and is applied only to one side as in the former, and not to movement using an axis that relies on the lower body, but to the entire body around the axis (backbone). Since the left and right parts are equally used, it is a type that has less shaking and can form a strong axis of rotation and can express higher speed.
- the above two types of exercise are particularly prominent in the pattern of putting seen in Japanese (poor athletic), Latin Americans and athletic proficiency.
- the former type of batter has a foot that faces the front of his ball, and in the case of a right putter, the axis of rotation is stopped by that part of the wall to create a wall of motion on the left side of the body.
- the left back is the opposite side of your dominant arm.
- the activity of the trapezius muscle is prominent in Japanese and poor athletic people, and a movement pattern centered on this muscle is formed.
- the left dorsal region is divided into an upper dorsal region (around the trapezius muscle) and a lower dorsal region (around the latissimus dorsi muscle)
- the neck reflex is an activity that maintains the posture by adjusting the tension of the muscles of the limbs called the tension neck reflex as a large bobbin.
- the neck reflex there are two main types of neck reflex activity. The first is what is called a symmetrical one-tonal cervical reflex.When the neck flexes, its motility response increases flexor tone in the upper limb, and increases extensor tone in the lower limb.
- the motility response is a reflex activity in which extensor tone increases in the upper limb and flexor tone increases in the lower limb. This is often a movement that attempts to increase the flexion of the neck and increase extensor activity in the lower limbs when lifting heavy objects such as wrestling and powerlifting. It can be seen.
- the neck extension activity seen by players in positions such as baseball defense clarifies the activity of flexor muscles in the lower limbs, and is often seen as an attempt to create a position with a low system.
- the other is the asymmetric tonic neck reflex, in which the torsional activity that occurs in the vertical direction occupies a very large weight in the movement of the trunk, as seen in sports such as baseball and tennis. It is.
- This reflex activity is such that when the head is rotated in one direction, the extensor muscles of the upper and lower limbs on the jaw side increase, and the cranial muscle tone increases. It goes without saying that these two neck reflexes have a great influence on the left-right asymmetry in the muscle body described above. In addition, these activities are reflex activities that are performed to improve the efficiency of baseball battering and pitching movements. Exercise is more complete due to these various reflex activities.However, it is also true that this reflex activity is distorted and distorted due to the influence of the dominant arm and dominant leg. It is.
- the stimulator 10a provided on the left latissimus dorsi muscle is an important point in correcting the entire left back that is biased around the right latissimus dorsi muscle that is overworking and the left trapezius muscle. Become. One is that the activity of the right latissimus dorsi is remarkable and well-developed when the right-handed person is right-handed. Will work to correct it. It will also correct excessive motor activity in the upper left back (near the trapezius).
- the right shoulder which is caused by strong muscle activity in the entire right back, is pulled backwards, and a slight change in posture is caused by the point-like stimulation input of the right pectoralis major, with the shoulder, one of the functions of the pectoralis major, moving forward.
- the shoulder joint is guided to the position with high efficiency and symmetry in the front and back of the body.
- the stimulator 10a provided in the left anterior saw muscle is used to improve the scapula, which is the action of the muscle.
- the cervical activity in the case of right-handedness is characterized by the fact that the face tends to turn to the right and hard to turn to the left. Therefore, the stimulator 10a provided in the right sternocleidomastoid is improved. These stimulus input methods stabilize the torso; and improve rotation so that rotation occurs smoothly.
- the function of the biceps which is the flexor, is superior to that of the triceps, due to the imperfect ability to acquire motors. .
- the punctate stimulation leads to the superiority of the triceps muscle activity.
- similar poor expression of motor expression appears in the forearm.
- the forearm often adopts flexion and supination, which requires correction of the movement axis by point-like stimulation of the carpal extensor and supination muscles of the forearm.
- the muscle activity in the forearm joint is
- the former point-like stimulus is applied to the extensor and supination muscles.
- the state stimulus 10a is applied to each active muscle.
- Muscle activity in the upper limb girdle requires left-right symmetry in order to perform symmetrical muscle activity due to the structure of the brain. This is not the case with the above-mentioned exercises that use one side of the head specially (for example, those represented by a table or baseball), and the work of one side is more efficient.
- a stimulator 10a to the medial and lateral heads of the triceps muscle of the right upper arm, a smoother elbow joint extension can be created.
- the stability of the trunk due to such muscular activity is Will be more prominent. This is because the muscle activity in the lower limb takes a reciprocal expression of the muscle activity, which is quite opposite to that of the upper limb, and the approach to asymmetric muscles is particularly effective.
- Fig. 56 shows the tightness for right-handed arm 1 19, which includes the right middle and small gluteal muscles, the left gluteus maximus, the right biceps femoris, the left semitendinoid muscle semimembranosus, and the right gastrocnemius muscle Area, lateral part of left gastrocnemius muscle, right thigh fascia latae muscle, right quadriceps femoris straight muscle, left sartorius muscle, right tibialis anterior muscle The part 10a is formed.
- the tights 1 1 9 consist of a thread consisting of a 7-dtex / 48-f nylon line, and a 5-6-dtex / 48-f nylon pad wrapped around a 44-dtex polyurethane elastic thread. It is knitted by plain knitting (plain knitting) using a single-strength perforated yarn.
- the surface stimulating portion 10a is formed by splicing using a 78 dtex / 36f polyester yarn having a thickness as a boss yarn.
- the suturing part (not shown) of the tights 2a was configured so as to be located as much as possible in the fissure.
- the tights 1 19 are wear designed to enhance muscle control and skill by using planar stimulus inputs.
- the prominent body axis that can be taken is a posture where the right chin rises and the left chin falls, the left shoulder rises and the right shoulder falls, and the right pelvis rises and the left pelvis falls.
- the axis is easier to read when viewed from the front.
- the lower part of the rectus abdominal muscles tends to be downward, the entire body tends to open forward, and the pelvis also leans forward, taking a stomach-shaped exercise posture centering on the tummy.
- the right shoulder is lowered, and the torso, which tends to tilt to the right, is usually supported by the abduction function.
- the right pelvis which is affected by the planar stimulus input to the left gluteus maximus and is displaced greatly and rises to the left and tilts down to the right, changes the surface stimulus to the right medium and small gluteal muscles.
- the center of the trunk movement axis is improved.
- the abducting action of the right middle and small gluteal muscles is suppressed, and the force generated at that time shifts to the left side, which is the opposite small and medium gluteal muscle.
- the effect of planar stimulation on the two important muscles working around the hip joint improves trunk stability and improves the sophistication of these muscle groups. By doing so, it can be improved so that it is easy to control.
- other muscle groups for example, in the case of the lower body, the shape of the hip joint is a ball joint, and the joint has a high degree of freedom of three degrees. Muscle coordination activities in the hips are strongly influenced by the muscle groups that work strongly dominantly (for example, the large, medium and small gluteal and iliopsoas, hip rectus, and rectus femoris around the hip joint).
- the joint activities such as flexion and extension, abduction and adduction, and external rotation and internal rotation of the hip joint represented by muscles such as the sartorius muscle and tensor fascia latae muscle are coordinated with the muscles as described above. It depends on the activity.)
- the strong action of some skewed muscles impairs smooth rotation and rotation in ball joints such as hip joints. For this reason, smooth and efficient joint activity must be derived by relaxing and suppressing muscle groups that are excessively muscular activity.
- the gluteal muscle activity is more pronounced in the small and medium gluteal muscles than in the large gluteal muscle, which hinders smooth rotation and rotation in the right hip . Therefore, the surface stimulating portion 10a provided in the right middle and small gluteal muscles has a function of suppressing and controlling the activity of the right middle and small gluteal muscles. As a result, the extension and the external rotation ability of the hip joint in the right hip joint are improved in the forward direction. Muscle activity of the gluteus maximus in the left hip joint is remarkable compared to that of the left middle and small gluteal muscles, which also inhibits smooth rotation and rotation in the left hip joint. In order to improve this, the stimulus input direction (left (A planar stimulus input to the muscle).
- the muscle tension in the left hip joint is alleviated, and the sway to the left and right is controlled and reduced, thereby stabilizing and smoothing the motion axis of the left hip joint, and increasing the efficiency of the exercise ability.
- the muscles (inactive and inactive) that were affected by the muscle groups that had been inactive until now were affected. Muscles that must work hard to express warmth and cover and follow the muscles) Control the remarkable muscular activity of the right biceps femoris and the left semitendinosus semimembranosus Need to be controlled. For this reason, it is necessary to form the surface stimulating portion 10a at a position corresponding to the functional skin region of each muscle group.
- the force to be supplemented here The force generated by the muscular force is not only the acting force but also the reaction force which is the force that returns from the place where the generated force is given. No. That is, a reaction force including a three-dimensional torsion is generated in the motion direction at each hip joint (extended adduction and abduction in the left hip joint, flexion and abduction in the right hip joint). Become. These torsion-related motor activities further increase the load on the joints, and can be the best starting point of injuries. Therefore, it is necessary to limit exclusion control as much as possible. Therefore, as described above, for example, in the case of the knee joint, it is necessary to consider the rotational movement activity with the hip joint which is a higher joint.
- FIG. 57 shows the left and right arms of tennis, volleyball, ice hockey, baseball, etc.
- a full-body full suit for the right-handed arm that can be used for sports that perform asymmetric movement 120, upper left trapezius muscle, right latissimus dorsi, right middle and small gluteal muscles, left gluteus maximus, right Biceps femoris, Left semitendinoid hemi-membrane muscle, Right gastrocnemius inner part, Left gastrocnemius lateral part, Left pectoralis major muscle, Upper rectus abdominis muscle, Right anterior saw muscle, Right tensor fascia latae muscle , Right quadriceps femoris straight muscle, left skeletal muscle, right tibialis anterior, right biceps, upper left Plane stimulator 10 a at positions corresponding to the functional skin areas of the triceps, the right circular pronator, the right ulnar carpi, the left supination, and the left carpal flexor Is formed.
- the fabric of this full suit 1 20 has a thickness of 7 8 dtex / 4 Flat knitting using a thread made by aligning 8 f nylon threads and a 4 4 dtex polyurethane bow ⁇ around a raw thread, a single covering of 5 6 dtex / 48 f f nylon threads It is woven by only (plain knitting).
- the surface stimulating portion 10a is formed by splicing using a 78 dtex / 36f polyester yarn having a thickness as a boss yarn.
- the suturing portion (not shown) of the full suit 120 was made flat so as not to irritate the skin, and was arranged so as to be located as much as possible in the fissures.
- This full suit 120 is wear designed to enhance muscle control and skill by using planar stimulus inputs.
- the surface stimulator 10a provided in the upper center of the rectus abdominis muscle suppresses the excess muscle activity in the upper rectus abdominis muscles seen by Japanese people and those who do not exercise.
- the internal pressure in the abdominal cavity is evenly applied, so that the entire rectus abdominis works as a supportive antagonist, and the lower thoracic and lumbar vertebrae and sacral vertebrae that are working against it It promotes the smooth working of these joints by increasing the activity of the surrounding muscle groups as facilitating active movers. This is because muscles suppress relaxation of antagonistic muscles, and when they act as support muscles, the opposite muscles are influenced and encouraged to take on active activities. It uses the function of becoming.
- both gluteus maximus muscles are also stimulated.
- the gluteus maximus which is responsible for the extension of the spine, also acts passively under the action of the former.
- the activity of the left gluteus maximus muscle is remarkable. Improve the modification to make it easier to control. (If the muscle activity is too strong, the left pelvis will be pushed forward by the action of the gluteal muscles and the pelvis will be twisted, so this function must be suppressed.) .
- the plane stimulator 10a is provided for the right latissimus dorsi muscle, which is working too hard, so that it tends to tilt to the right due to the effect of the muscular strength and to the right. Correct the trunk that is down. Also, if the right shoulder is lowered, and the torso, which tends to tilt to the right, is constantly supported by the abduction action, the pelvis will become large unless the muscle tension of the right middle and small gluteal muscles is controlled. It will be inclined to the right as it rises to the left. For this reason, the right middle and small gluteal muscles are suppressed by the surface stimulation unit 10a.
- the abduction action of the right middle and small gluteal muscles is suppressed, and the force generated at that time shifts to the left side, which is the opposite small and medium gluteal muscle.
- the activity of the left trapezius muscle which exerts a strong activity on the left latissimus dorsi muscle, is constantly suppressed, so that Improve the posture where the left shoulder tends to rise to the lower left shoulder, and encourage smooth left latissimus activity.
- the shape of the hip joint is a ball joint, and its degree of freedom has a high degree of freedom of three degrees.
- Muscles such as the tensor muscles, etc.
- the joint activities such as flexion and extension of the hip joint, abduction and adduction, and external rotation and internal rotation depend on the cooperative activities with the muscles as described above.
- Strong work impairs the smooth rotation and rotation of the ball joints such as the hip joints, etc. Therefore, relaxation and suppression of the muscle groups that are excessively muscularly active will result in smoother and more efficient operation.
- the right middle and small gluteal muscles, the left gluteus maximus, the right biceps femoris and the left semitendinosus semimembranosus, the right thigh Muscle activity of the fascia latae muscle, right quadriceps femoris straight muscle, and left sartorius muscle is more remarkable than the muscle groups expressing exercise in the hip joints, and the muscle activity is remarkable. Therefore, it is necessary to control intentionally to improve such a biased effect. Therefore, it is very important that the surface stimulus 10a is formed at the position corresponding to the functional skin area of each muscle group.
- the activity in the small and medium gluteal muscles is more remarkable than that in the large gluteal muscles, which hinders smooth rotation and rotation in the right hip joint.
- the surface stimulating section 10a installed in the right hip joint suppresses the activity of the right middle and small gluteal muscles and controls the activity, thereby increasing the hip joint extension and external rotation ability in the right hip joint.
- the muscle activity of the gluteus maximus in the left hip joint is more remarkable than that of the left middle and small gluteal muscles, which is also a smooth rotation in the left hip joint. ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ Inhibits the rotational movement.
- stimulus input must be performed in the direction of stimulus input facing the right gluteus maximus (planar stimulus input to the left gluteus maximus).
- the muscular tension in the left hip joint is alleviated and the sway to the left and right is controlled and reduced, thereby stabilizing the movement axis of the left hip joint, and Smooth and improve the efficiency of the athletic ability.
- the activity of each muscle group on the posterior surface of the hip joint must be coordinated with the above-mentioned trunk activity.
- the muscles that had been affected by the muscle groups that had been inactive until now were affected by the muscles that were previously inactive.
- Facial stimulation of the left sartorius muscle which has an antagonistic effect on the left thigh fasciae latae muscle, which has hip flexion and abduction, promotes relaxation of this muscle at the left hip joint As a result, it strongly supports the athletic activity of each of its antagonist muscles, which also exerts a high exercise control of the hip joint, and achieves high exercise performance like the above-mentioned right hip joint Can be done.
- the above joints and muscles of the thighs require suppression control of the joints (including the ankle and toe joints) and the muscles of the lower leg that are strongly affected by the action. For this reason, in the front part of the lower leg, this is corrected by suppressing the strong inversion caused in the right ankle joint by the surface stimulating unit 10a provided in the right anterior tibial muscle.
- the frequency of use during the exercise on the lower leg and its acting force are inversely proportional to the fact that the muscle mass is clearly smaller than that of other lower limb muscles (muscle group represented by the front and back of the thigh), and the stress is high. It is also a part that easily causes troubles.
- the force generated by the generation of muscle force is not only the acting force, but also the generated force ⁇
- the reaction force which is the force that returns from the place where it was obtained, is also occurring at the same time.
- a reaction force S including a three-dimensional torsion is generated in the direction of motion at each hip joint (extended adduction and abduction in the left hip joint and flexion and abduction in the right hip joint). It becomes.
- These torsional motor activities increase the burden on each joint, and can be the best starting point of injuries. Therefore, it is necessary to limit exclusion control as much as possible. Therefore, as described above, for example, in the knee joint, it is necessary to consider the rotational movement of the hip joint and the upper joint.
- the back of the left side may be the opposite side of the dominant arm in the case of right-handed people, and in particular, is a region where muscle development and communication are poor.
- the activity of the trapezius muscle is remarkable, and a movement pattern centered on this muscle is formed. Because of this, When the sides are divided into the upper back (around the trapezius muscle) and the lower back (around the latissimus dorsi), the lower back is more difficult to express exercise effectively than the upper back. As it inhibits muscle growth in the left latissimus dorsi.
- this biased muscle activity also has benefits. This is because the strength of the supporting muscles generated from the strong pelvis, which is the latissimus dorsi, is weak, and the ability to hold the shoulder joint, which is a ball joint with a high degree of freedom with three degrees of freedom, is low. This is the point at which the development of the Inner Muscle group inside the left shoulder joint (supraspinous, subspinous, great circular, small circular, and subscapularis) is improved. On the other hand, in the case of right-handed people, the development of the inner muscle group in the right shoulder joint is markedly affected by the development of the muscle group that forms around it, and its function and muscular facilitation ing.
- the muscle activity of the trapezius of the Japanese and poor athletic persons is remarkable.
- the muscle activity in the left trapezius muscle is exerting too much force on the left latissimus dorsi muscle, so that suppression is attempted as described above.
- the left shoulder is displaced anteriorly upwards by pulling the scapula anteriorly upwards, which corresponds to the functional skin area of the left pectoralis major muscle
- the surface stimulus 10a provided at the position the left shoulder must be corrected backward and downward.
- this allows the scapula, which is one of the muscle activities of the left pectoralis major muscle, to be pulled forward and upward, as described above, and corrects the tension.
- the uncoordinated activities between the free upper limb and the trunk of the upper limb, centering on the shoulder joint, which limit the movement of the upper limb caused by working, can also be modified into cooperative activities.
- the muscle activity of the trapezius And tensions are prominent, resulting in stiff movements, and limited movement of the entire shoulder to the respiratory muscles, resulting in shallow breathing and symptoms such as those described above.
- the “raising” that occurs can also be eliminated by alleviating its symptoms, and by-product effects can make exercise in situations that cause tension more smooth.
- the upper arm is particularly an articulated flexor, which is an articulated flexor. Is superior to.
- those who are athletic improvers are distinguished from those who are not good at the roles of polyarticular muscle and monoarticular muscle and extensor and flexor muscles.
- those who are not good at exercise most of their muscle activities are spent controlling their posture. This results in wasted muscle tension and force during exercise.
- the motor expression of those who are not good at exercise is dominant in flexor muscle activity in the upper body (especially the right front flexor activity in the right side), and extensor activity in the lower body (especially right front extensor activity in the right side). ) Is superior. This can happen as a result of learning about body balance during exercise is not perfect, but also creates imperfect forms of movement in the joints themselves. Due to these reasons and differences in the direction of movement, the movement expression of a movement expert becomes more dynamic and stable than others.
- the function of the right biceps must be suppressed or controlled by the surface stimulus 10a provided in the right biceps.
- the muscle activity in the upper limb free upper limb band is symmetrical due to the structure of the brain, and therefore requires symmetry, unlike other parts.
- this does not apply to exercises that use one side of the limb professionally (such as those represented by tennis or baseball), and also to consider the cancellation of angular momentum with the right free upper limb girdle. Therefore, the planar stimulus input to the upper right arm and the right forearm requires a completely opposite planar stimulus input to the left free upper limb girdle. Therefore, suppression and control of the supination and extension muscles of the left triceps and left forearm are performed by planar stimulation input.
- Figure 58 shows the baseball undershirt 120 for the right-handed arm, including the upper part of the left trapezius, the left sternocleidomastoid, the right latissimus dorsi, the left pectoralis minor, the upper rectus abdominis, and the right front.
- a surface stimulating portion 10a is formed at a position corresponding to the skin region.
- This undershut 120 is composed of a thread of nylon with a thickness of 78 dtex / 48 f, and a polyurethane elastic thread of 44 dtex with a thickness of 56 dtex / 48 f. It is woven by plain knitting (plain knitting) using a single knitting yarn of a nap yarn.
- the surface stimulating portion 10a is formed by splicing a 78 dtex / 36f polyester yarn having a thickness as a boss yarn.
- the sewn portion (not shown) of the undershirt 120 was configured not to be located on the skin surface side but on the surface side and to be located as much as possible in the cleft.
- This undershirt 120 is a piece of clothing designed to enhance muscle control and skill by using planar stimulus input.
- the rotation motion in the trunk is a rotation motion around the trunk axis (turning the neck around the waist, etc.).
- the first is that one of the left and right sides, as seen in a typical door, is fixed This is an axial movement centered on the lower body using either anomalous feet, which is a moving type, and the other side symmetrical about the spine, which is the center of the trunk in the body represented by a revolving door Rotation movement.
- the load on the hip joint is approximately symmetrical, and is not a movement using only one side and an axis that relies on the lower body as in the former case.
- This type of batter is a type of linear motion, rather than a rotational motion expressed as a rotating motion.
- the latter type of batter rotates from the center of the body and establishes a support shaft that is established like a top that rotates at high speed
- This is a type that has an expression method that captures a sphere by its various actions.
- the advantage of these two types is that, as is the case with current baseball games, the latter type is often used for long-distance and stable putting and can be expressed continuously. Looking at the flight distance of the distance hitter, the superiority can be understood to be remarkable. It is easy to guess that the symmetrical muscle activity that appears to be simple and symmetrical has a lot of influence on its dominant arms (typically right-handed and left-handed). Especially Japanese
- the neck reflex is an activity of adjusting the tension of the muscles of the limbs to maintain a posture called the tension neck reflex as a large bobbin.
- the two neck reflexes can be broadly divided There is activity. The first is what is called the symmetric tonic neck reflex. When the neck flexes, the motility response increases the flexor tone in the upper limb, and the extensor tone increases in the lower limb.
- the motility response is an increase in extensor tone in the upper limb and an increase in flexor tone in the lower limb. This is often a movement that tends to pull the jaw strongly, increase neck flexion, and increase extensor activity in the lower limbs when lifting heavy objects such as wrestling and powerlifting. Can be seen.
- the neck extension activity seen by athletes in positions such as baseball defenders makes the flexor activity of the lower limbs prominent, and is often seen as an attempt to create a position with a low system.
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- the other is an asymmetric tension neck in which the torsional activity that occurs in the vertical direction plays a very large role in the movement of the trunk, as seen in sports such as baseball and tennis.
- This reflex activity is such that when the head is rotated in one direction, the muscle tension of the extensor muscles of the upper and lower limbs on the jaw side increases, and the muscle tension on the head side increases. It goes without saying that these two cervical skin shots have a great influence on the left-right asymmetry of the muscle body described above.
- these activities are reflex activities that are used to improve the efficiency of baseball batting and pitching. Exercise is more complete due to these various reflex activities, but this reflex activity is distorted due to the effect of dominant arms and dominant legs, etc. It is a fact.
- the surface stimulating section 10a provided in the right latissimus dorsi muscle corrects and suppresses the overworking latissimus dorsi muscle, and the left trapezius is the center of the work on the left. This is an important point in correcting the entire back.
- the activity of the right latissimus dorsi is right-handed, it is remarkable and well-developed, so if the muscle is too strong, it leans down so that it can be lowered. To relax the muscular tension in this area, and to a position in the middle of the lower left shoulder (based on hip reflex) (so that both shoulders are at the same height) in the pelvis centered balance And work to correct it.
- the surface stimulation unit 10a provided in the left trapezius muscle part allows the left back posture, which tends to rise on the left shoulder (because the activities of the right latissimus dorsi muscle and the activities of the left trapezius muscle are remarkable).
- the planar stimulus input is applied together with the relaxation of the right latissimus dorsi muscle as described above, and the left trapezius muscle is relaxed, thereby acting as an antagonistic role with this muscle.
- Encourage facilitation of back muscle activity plays an antagonistic role It is based on the theory that by suppressing muscle activity, muscles that are in a proactive position can be encouraged for the muscles that are running).
- the left shoulder joint has a weak ability to hold the shoulder joint, which is a ball joint with a high degree of freedom of three degrees of freedom, due to the weak development of the supporting muscles generated from the strong pelvis, the latissimus dorsi. This improves the development of the inner muscles (supraspin, subspinous, great circle, small circle, and subscapularis) inside the left shoulder joint.
- the plane stimulator 10a provided in the right latissimus dorsi muscle suppresses the support of the shoulder joint itself due to muscle tension of the latissimus dorsi muscle, and the supporting force is shifted to the right inner muscle, which appears as a secondary effect that arises from this. Transition.
- the mobility of the right shoulder joint is also markedly limited by the range of motion.
- the muscles of the outer muscle around the shoulder joint are also affected by the above two points of planar stimulation. Relieving tension increases flexibility and improves it.
- the muscle activity of the trapezius is remarkable for Japanese and poor athletic people.
- the activity of the trapezius muscle, especially in the left back is large, and the surface stimulation provided at the position corresponding to the functional skin area also acts on the left small pectoral muscle, which is acting as an auxiliary working muscle of this muscle.
- Part 10a shall be applied.
- the left scapula which is one of the muscle activities of the left pectoralis minor, is pulled forward and upward, and the left scapula works firmly against the torso, thereby limiting the movement of the upper limbs. It is possible to adjust the uncoordinated activities of the free upper limb and the upper limb trunk centered on the cooperative activities.
- the muscle activity and tension of the trapezius muscle become remarkable, so that movement becomes stiff and the entire shoulder Because the movement of the respiratory muscles is restricted, the breathing becomes shallow, and the swelling caused by the above symptoms can be eliminated by alleviating the symptoms. It will be possible to change the movement in the area to a smoother one.
- the scapula which is one of the functions of the pectoralis minor muscle, is raised anteriorly and upwardly by the plane stimulation unit 10a provided in the left pectoralis major muscle.
- the right shoulder which is caused by strong muscle activity in the entire right back, is pulled backwards and a slight posture change is caused by the planar stimulus to the right anterior saw muscle, which is one of the functions of the scapula.
- the shoulder can be easily moved upward and forward, and the shoulder joint is guided to the position that is symmetrical in the anteroposterior direction of the body and an efficient position.
- this action relieves the fixation state of the right scapula, which is caused by the remarkable action of the right latissimus dorsi, etc., and improves these actions.
- the neck activity is characterized by the fact that the face tends to turn to the right and hard to turn to the left. Relieve and improve. These stimulus input methods improve the trunk so that the torso can be stabilized and rotation can occur smoothly.
- the function of the biceps which is the flexor, is superior to that of the triceps, due to the imperfect ability to acquire motors. .
- a planar stimulus 10a is applied to each active muscle for the above reasons.
- Exercises that use one side of the limb professionally are not limited to this.
- the surface stimulator 10a is applied to the biceps of the right upper arm to suppress and control the flexion ability of the elbow joint, thereby creating a smoother elbow joint extension ability.
- Angular momentum of the left upper arm needs to be offset.
- the plane stimulator 10a provided on the inner and outer heads of the triceps muscles assists the elbow flexion ability.
- This asymmetrical angular momentum and activity with the upper right arm allows smoother trunk rotation to be achieved, thus improving speed and stabilizing the movement. Both forearms are also affected by the upper arm and trunk as described above.
- the left forearm It is also necessary to improve the left forearm in the same way as described above. This has the opposite effect of angular momentum to the activity of the right forearm.
- the surface stimulating portion 10a provided on the left radial carpi flexor muscle and the surface stimulating portion 10a provided on the left long and short carpi radial carpisus are intended to improve the opposite of the right forearm.
- the angular momentum in the free upper limb can be offset, and the intended torso rotation ability can be stabilized and improved.
- the stability of the trunk due to such muscle activity is more pronounced in the lower extremities. This is because the approach to muscles that are asymmetrical is particularly effective because muscle activity in the lower limb takes a reciprocal expression of muscle activity that is almost the opposite of that of the upper limb.
- the surface stimulator 10a provided above the rectus abdominal muscles controls excessive muscle activity above the rectus abdominal muscles, which is seen in Japanese and those who do not exercise well. Equalize the overall muscle activity, and evenly apply the internal pressure in the abdominal cavity, thereby allowing the rectus abdominis to work as a supportive antagonist, working against the lower thoracic and lumbar spine, sacral
- the smooth movement of these joints is promoted by increasing the activity of the muscle group around the vertebrae as a facilitating active driver. This means that the muscles suppress the relaxation of the muscles in the antagonistic position, and when they act as support muscles, the work of the opposite muscles is influenced and promoted, and it seems to be responsible for active activities.
- both gluteus maximus muscles are also stimulated. Furthermore, in order to stabilize the activities of the trunk, For the right latissimus dorsi muscle that is working too hard, by providing the plane stimulus 10a, the trunk that tends to lean to the right due to the effect of the muscular strength and falls down the right shoulder is corrected.
- the left trapezius muscle which has a strong activity on the left latissimus dorsi muscle, suppresses the function of the left trapezius muscle. And encourages you to work hard and smoothly in your left latissimus dorsi muscle. Combined with the inhibitory effects on these two back muscles (left trapezius and right latissimus dorsi), trunk stability and relaxation are controlled by improving the sophistication of these muscle groups. By improving it to make it easier, we can make it work.
- the stimulus input in the present invention is secondary after the input.
- Muscle activity promoted by facilitation ⁇ Increased caloric fever and increased neuromuscular sensitivity of exercise muscles ⁇ Reflexes, etc., compared to the conventional exercise control effects of various orthoses including various supportive effects
- the facilitation effect which is an activity with high exercise efficiency, is more effective, and the stimulation rate and effect on the motor nerve group also changes in the direction of the facilitation activity, resulting in a high body-balance and body. It is possible to obtain a supporting force, it is possible to bring out the exercise effect to the maximum.
- this reduction device 1 and the clothing 10 are used, the nerve transmission of the muscle at the position where the reduction device 1 is provided and the position of the point stimulating portion 10a of the clothing 10 is promoted, and the muscle consciousness is improved. Can be raised. In addition, it is possible to suppress the nerve transmission of the muscle at the position of the surface stimulating portion 10b of the clothing 10, and to reduce the muscle consciousness. Therefore, this reduction device 1 and clothing 10 are applied to muscles of the body muscle group due to the loss of body balance, to muscles with reduced functions, or to muscles that are developing and strengthening. By doing so, the body can be adjusted to a desired state.
- the reduction device 1 and the clothing 10 do not cause the muscles to have contractile movements, but merely promote nerve transmission, so that they can spend a long period of time while wearing them, You can also exercise while wearing it. Therefore, the activity of the muscles at the position where the reduction device 1 is attached and at the position of the point stimulation unit 10a of the clothing 10 is usually not so significant. Even if you do not know it, you will be active, and the muscle activity at the position of the surface stimulation part 10 b of the clothing 10 will be suppressed even if you are not so conscious of it. (Extracorporeal route system).
- stimulus input from points stimulates muscle activity in muscle groups with slow movements, and suppresses muscular activity in muscle groups with too strong activity by surface stimulus input.
- Construction of reduction devices and wear for the purpose of control and control.
- the objective is to improve the phenomenon that the range of motion of muscles and tendons (the range of motion of muscles and tendons) is reduced due to the stiffness of the joints and the whole body, and the inefficient motor nerve facilitation. If this reduction device 1 or clothing 10 is applied to muscles caused by a loss of body balance, in sports, etc., it is possible to correct exercise in a short period of time to an ideal posture suitable for exercise without injury. It is possible to achieve excellent performance.
- the correct posture can be corrected by applying the reduction device 1 and the clothing 10 to the muscles causing the posture to be lost.
- the function of the muscle can be improved. Therefore, if you experience low back pain, stiff shoulders, abnormal Q angle, or other illnesses that can be caused by such a decrease in muscle function in your daily life, you should spend some time using the reduction device 1 for a while. That can improve the symptoms.
- the reduction device 1 and the clothing 10 By doing this, it is possible to apply an effective load to the muscles of the part where it is difficult to normally apply or to apply a load, and it is possible to perform effective training. Therefore, in the case of athletes, it is possible to perform efficient training in an ideal posture without injuries, and at the same time, to achieve excellent results without wasting athletic power in the competition. Become.
- the trunk's extension function improves, the tension is alleviated, and the trunk's flexibility and respiratory function are improved, so that mental ability is improved and the body that can demonstrate sufficient ability in competition production is improved. can do.
- a high body balance and a high body support force can be obtained, and the exercise effect can be maximized.
- Fig. 1 (a) to (c) are side-view, front view, and back of a human body showing muscles with strong muscle tension from the viewpoint of anti-gravitational movements of a right-handed human with a forward posture.
- Figures 2 (a) to 2 (c) are side view, front view, and back of the human body showing muscles with strong muscle tension from the perspective of a right-handed person with a backward-exercising posture with antigravity effects.
- Fig. 3 is a model diagram showing muscle activity two-dimensionally.
- FIG. 4 is a model diagram showing the thigh muscle activity during hip extension.
- FIG. 5 is a model diagram showing the thigh muscle activity during hip flexion.
- FIG. 6 is a model diagram showing the muscular activity around the buttocks when the hip joint is extended.
- FIG. 7 is a model diagram showing muscular activity around the buttocks when the hip is flexed.
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of muscle activity.
- Figures 9 (a) and (b) are schematic diagrams illustrating the differences in muscle development and weight balance resulting from left-right asymmetry.
- FIGS. 10 (a) and 10 (b) are schematic diagrams illustrating the difference in exercise posture between forward leaning and backward leaning.
- FIGS. 11 (a) and 11 (b) are perspective views showing a point stimulating member for applying a stimulus according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 12A and 12B are perspective views showing a surface stimulating member for applying a stimulus according to the present invention.
- FIG. 13 (a) is a cross-sectional view showing the use state of the non-power type point stimulation member
- Fig. 13 (b) is a cross-sectional view showing the use state of another non-power type point stimulation member
- Fig. 13 (c) is a cross-sectional view showing a use state of still another point stimulating member of the wireless type.
- FIG. 14 (a) is a cross-sectional view showing another point stimulating member for applying a point stimulus according to the present invention, and (b) and (c) are cross-sectional views showing the use state of the same point stimulating member.
- FIG. 15 (a) is a sectional view showing still another point stimulating member for applying a point stimulus according to the present invention
- FIGS. 15 (b) and (c) are sectional views showing a use state of the same point stimulating member.
- FIG. 16 (a) is a sectional view showing still another point stimulating member for applying a point stimulus according to the present invention
- FIGS. 16 (b) and (c) are sectional views showing a use state of the same point stimulating member.
- FIG. 17 (a) is a sectional view showing still another point stimulating member for applying a point stimulus according to the present invention
- FIGS. 17 (b) and (c) are sectional views showing usage states of the same point stimulating member.
- FIG. 18 (a) is a sectional view showing still another point stimulating member for applying a point stimulus according to the present invention
- FIGS. 18 (b) and (c) are sectional views showing a use state of the same point stimulating member.
- FIG. 19 (a) is a sectional view showing still another point stimulating member for applying a point stimulus according to the present invention
- (b) and (c) are sectional views showing a use state of the same point stimulating member.
- FIG. 20 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing an overall configuration of a vibration generating type point stimulation member.
- FIG. 21 is a block diagram showing a circuit configuration of a control device in the point stimulation member shown in FIG.
- FIG. 22 is a schematic view showing another point stimulation member of the vibration generation type.
- FIGS. 23 (a) to 23 (h) are schematic diagrams showing configurations of various vibration generating devices in a vibration generating type reduction device.
- FIGS. 24 (a) to (j) are schematic views showing still another configuration of various vibration generating devices in the vibration generating type reduction device.
- FIGS. 25 (a) to 25 (g) are conceptual diagrams illustrating the types of vibration generated by the vibration reducing type reduction device.
- FIG. 26 is a schematic diagram showing still another reduction device of the vibration generation type.
- FIGS. 27 (a) and 27 (b) are schematic diagrams showing still another reduction device of the vibration generation type.
- FIG. 28 (a) is a sectional view showing a surface stimulating member for applying a surface stimulus according to the present invention
- FIG. 28 (b) is a partially enlarged sectional view of the same.
- FIG. 29 (a) is a sectional view showing another surface stimulating member for applying a surface stimulus according to the present invention
- FIG. 29 (b) is a sectional view showing a use state of the same surface stimulating member.
- FIG. 30 (a) is a sectional view showing still another surface stimulating member for applying a surface stimulus according to the present invention
- FIG. 30 (b) is a sectional view showing a use state of the same surface stimulating member.
- FIG. 31 (a) is a sectional view showing still another surface stimulating member for applying a surface stimulus according to the present invention
- FIG. 31 (b) is a sectional view showing a use state of the same surface stimulating member.
- FIG. 32 (a) is a sectional view showing still another surface stimulating member for applying a surface stimulus according to the present invention
- FIG. 32 (b) is a sectional view showing a use state of the same surface stimulating member.
- FIG. 33 is a cross-sectional view showing a use state of still another surface stimulating member for applying a surface stimulus according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 34 (a) and (b) are partial cross-sectional views illustrating an embodiment of a point stimulating section of clothing according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 35 (a) and (b) are partial cross-sectional views illustrating still another embodiment of the point stimulating unit of the garment according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 36 (a) and (b) are partial cross-sectional views illustrating an embodiment of the surface stimulating unit for clothing according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 37 (a) and 37 (b) are partial cross-sectional views illustrating still another embodiment of the surface stimulating section of clothing according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 38 (a) to 38 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing a spat which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- 39 (a) to 39 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing tights which are one embodiment of the garment according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 40 (a) to (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing a seagull-type swimsuit which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 41 (a) to (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing a high sock as an embodiment of the garment according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 42 (a) to (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing a long-jon type swimsuit which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 43 (a) to 43 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing underwear formed on a hight which is an embodiment of the garment according to the present invention.
- 44 (a) to 44 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing tights which are one embodiment of the garment according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 45 (a) to (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing a high sock, which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 46 (a) to (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing tights which are one embodiment of the garment according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 47 (a) to 47 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing a spat which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- 48 (a) to 48 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing a T-shirt which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 49 (a) to (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing a high-sottas which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- 50 (a) to 50 (d) are a right side view, a front view, a left side view, and a rear view showing the tights for a right-handed arm which is one embodiment of the garment according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 51 (a) to (f) show a right-handed arm which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- 52 (a) to 52 (f) are a right side view, a front view, a left side view, a rear view, and a III of FIG. 52 (b) showing an undershirt for a right-handed arm which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- 53 (a) to 53 (d) are a right side view, a front view, a left side view, and a rear view showing the tights for a right-handed arm which is an embodiment of the garment according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 54 (a) to 54 (f) are a right side view, a front view, a left side view, and a rear view showing a swimsuit of a full suit for a right-handed arm which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along line V-V, and a sectional view taken along line VI-VI of FIG.
- FIGS. 55 (a) to 55 (f) are a right side view, a front view, a left side view, a rear view, and a VII of FIG. 55 (b) showing an undershirt for a right-handed arm which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- -It is a sectional view taken along the line VII, and a sectional view taken along the line VIII-VIII in FIG.
- FIGS. 56 (a) to 56 (f) are a right side view, a front view, a left side view, and a rear view showing a tightness for a right-handed arm which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line IX, and is a cross-sectional view taken along the line X-X in FIG.
- FIGS. 57 (a) to 57 (f) are a right side view, a front view, a left side view, a rear view, and a view in FIG. 57 (b) showing a swimsuit of a full suit for a right-handed arm which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line XI-XI, and a sectional view taken along line XII-XII in FIG.
- FIGS. 58 (a) to 58 (f) are a right side view, a front view, a left side view, a rear view, and an XIII of the same figure (b) showing an undershirt for a right-handed arm which is an embodiment of the clothing according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line XIII-XIV-XIV in FIG.
- 59 (a) to 59 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing the tights according to the first embodiment of the present invention worn on a human body.
- FIGS. 60 (a) to 60 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing the tights according to the second embodiment of the present invention worn on a human body.
- FIGS. 61 (a) to 61 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing the tights according to the third embodiment of the present invention worn on a human body.
- 62 (a) to 62 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing the tights according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention worn on a human body.
- FIG. 3 is a left side view, a front view, and a rear view shown in a folded state.
- FIGS. 64 (a) to (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing the tights according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention worn on a human body.
- FIGS. 65 (a) to (f) show right side view, front view, left side view, rear view of the tights according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention worn on a human body
- FIG. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line XV-XVI of FIG.
- FIGS. 66 (a) to 66 (f) show right side view, front view, left side view, rear view and the XVII of FIG. 37 (b) showing the tights according to the eighth embodiment of the present invention worn on a human body.
- FIGS. 67 (a) to (f) show right side view, front view, left side view, rear view, and the XIX of FIG. 67 (b) showing the tights according to the ninth embodiment of the present invention worn on a human body.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line XIX, and a cross-sectional view taken along line XX-XX of FIG.
- FIGS. 68 (a) to 68 (f) are a right side view, a front view, a left side view, and a rear view showing the tights according to the tenth embodiment of the present invention worn on a human body.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line XXI, and a sectional view taken along line XXII-XXII in FIG.
- FIGS. 69 (a) to (f) show right side view, front view, left side view, rear view, and XXIII of the same figure (b) showing the tights of Example 11 according to the present invention worn on a human body.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line XXIII-XXIV and a line XXIV-XXIV in FIG.
- FIGS. 70 (a) to 70 (f) show right side view, front view, left side view, rear view, and XXV-shown in FIG. (B) of the tights according to the twelfth embodiment of the present invention worn on a human body.
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along line XXV, and a sectional view taken along line XXVI-XXVI of FIG.
- FIGS. 71 (a) to 71 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing the tights of Comparative Example 1 according to the present invention worn on a human body.
- FIGS. 72 (a) to 72 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing the tights of Comparative Example 2 according to the present invention worn on a human body.
- 73 (a) to 73 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing the tights of Comparative Example 3 according to the present invention worn on a human body.
- 74 (a) to 74 (c) are a left side view, a front view, and a rear view showing the tights of Comparative Example 4 according to the present invention worn on a human body.
- Figs. 75 (a) to (f) show right side view, front view, left side view, back view of the tights of Comparative Example 5 worn on a human body, and a cross-sectional view taken along line XXVII-XXVII of (b). , The same figure ( It is XXVI11-XXVI11 sectional view taken on the line of b).
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line XXX-XXX in FIG.
- FIGS. 77 (a) to (f) show right side view, front view, left side view, back view and the cross-sectional view taken along line XXXI-XXXI of FIG.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line XXXII-XXXII of FIG.
- FIG. 78 (a) is a schematic diagram illustrating the knitting structure of the tights of Examples 1 to 12 according to the present invention, and (b) to (d) are yarn and weaving diagrams illustrating the knitting structure of the tights. is there.
- FIG. 79 is an organization diagram for explaining a knitting structure of a tight point stimulating portion and a face stimulating portion of Examples 1 to 12 according to the present invention. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 79 shows the knitting structure of the point stimulating portion 10a.
- the left and right directions are the aile direction, and the vertical direction is the course direction.
- ⁇ indicates a knit (forming a loop)
- X indicates a mistake (does not form a loop).
- the surface stimulating portion 10b was formed by continuously providing a plurality of knitting structures of the point stimulating portion 10a.
- the tights consist of a total of 78 dtex / 48f nylon thread and a 44 dtex polyurethane elastic thread and a 56 dtex / 48f nylon thread. It consisted of a single covered yarn.
- the point stimulating portion 10a and the surface stimulating portion 10b were used by knitting a polyester yarn having a thickness of 78 dtex / 36f as a boss yarn.
- the left half and the right half woven into a tubular shape matching the lower body shape of each of the left and right sides were sewn along the body center line by flat stitching so as not to irritate the skin as much as possible.
- the point stimulating section 10a of the tights 1 2 2 should be located on the skin surface at the position around the lower rectus abdominis muscle and the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus) when worn. In addition, it was provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin of Title 1-2.
- the area around the lower rectus abdominis is any point that can stimulate the iliac inferior abdominal nerve and iliac inguinal nerve to the maximum, and the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus) can be any point that can stimulate the lower gluteal nerve to the maximum Is a point.
- the surface stimulating portion 10b of the tights 122 is, in the worn state, a muscle that carries out an extensible activity in the knee joint of the rectus femoris muscle and a flexion in the hip joint of the tensor fasciae latae muscle, and The skin surface in contact with the skin of the tights 122 so that there are multiple knitted tissues shown in Fig. 79 over the entire area corresponding to the respective functional skin regions with the muscles responsible for inner rotation activities. Provided.
- the point stimulating portions 10a of the tights 1 23 are equivalent to the lower peri-abdominal muscles, the gluteal muscles (gluteus maximus), and the vastus medialis muscle of the quadriceps muscle, respectively, when worn. It was provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin of tights 123 so that it would be located on the skin surface at the position where it would be.
- the area around the lower rectus abdominis is any point that can stimulate the iliac inferior abdominal nerve and iliac inguinal nerve to the maximum, and the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus) can be any point that can stimulate the lower gluteal nerve to the maximum
- the quadriceps femoris medial muscle is any point that can stimulate the femoral nerve to the maximum.
- the face stimulating portion 10b of the tights 1 23 is a knee joint of the rectus femoris muscle, which is a polyarticular muscle of the free lower limb and one of the muscles responsible for the extensible activity when worn.
- the tights 123 were provided on the inner surface in contact with the skin so that a plurality of knitted tissues shown in FIG. 79 exist over the entire area corresponding to the respective functional skin regions.
- FIG. 71 the same tights 150 as in Example 1 described above were prepared except that the point stimulation section 10a and the plane stimulation section 10b were not provided. Also, as shown in Figure 72, A point stimulation section 10a was formed in the vastus medialis quadriceps, and there were multiple knitted tissues shown in Fig. 79 over the entire area corresponding to the functional skin area of the gluteus maximus and adductor femurs. Then, tights 15 1 having a surface stimulating portion 10 b were prepared.
- a subject wearing the tights 150 of Comparative Example 1 was allowed to stand up with his eyes closed, and 10 subjects in a forward leaning posture in which weight was on the toe side were selected.
- test items were tested while wearing the tights 15 1 of Comparative Example 2. In addition, the movement of the subject during the test was visually confirmed.
- a subject wearing tights 15 1 is asked to stand on the measurement surface of the footprint, and the position of the subject's load is measured based on the density of the ink at that time.
- a subject wearing tights 15 1 was asked to fly vertically, and the height at that time was measured.
- the subject wearing tights 15 1 was asked to continuously perform a jumping motion on the spot, and the turbulence at the landing point at that time was measured.
- the leap movements were performed according to the rhythm when the metronome was set to 100 bpm. In addition, the height during the leap was checked visually.
- a subject wearing tights 15 1 stands on one leg on the spot, and measures the time until the movement of the measurement axis foot occurs due to loss of balance.
- the point stimulating portion 10a of one tights 124 is It was provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin of tights 124 so as to be located on the skin surface in the area corresponding to the lower rectus abdominal muscle and the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus), respectively.
- the area around the lower rectus abdominal muscle is an arbitrary point that can stimulate the iliac abdominal nerve and iliac inguinal nerve to the maximum
- the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus) is an arbitrary point that can stimulate the lower gluteal nerve to the maximum Is the point.
- the point stimulating section 10a of the other tights 125 is in the worn state, respectively, around the lower rectus abdominal muscle, the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus), and the inside of the quadriceps femoris. It was provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin of tights 125 so as to be located on the skin surface at the position corresponding to the vastus muscle.
- the area around the lower rectus abdominal muscle is any point that can stimulate the iliac inferior abdominal nerve and iliac inguinal nerve to the maximum, and the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus) can be any point that can stimulate the lower gluteal nerve to the maximum
- the quadriceps medial vastus muscle is any point that can stimulate the femoral nerve maximally.
- the knitted tissue shown in FIG. 79 was provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin of tights 126 so that a plurality of knitted tissues shown in FIG. 79 existed over the entire area corresponding to the respective functional skin areas of the muscles carrying the muscles.
- the surface stimulating portion 10a of the other tight 127 is a polyarticular muscle of the free lower limb in a worn state, and each of the functional skin regions of the muscles responsible for the extensional activity.
- a kit 153 in which a plurality of knitted tissues shown in FIG. 79 exist to form the surface stimulating portion 10a over the entire area corresponding to the functional skin region of the adductor femoris was prepared. Created.
- Example 7 8 (Right and left asymmetric tights by point stimulation unit and surface stimulation unit)
- the point stimulating portions 10a of one of the tights 128 are in the worn state, respectively, the left middle gluteal muscle, the right gluteal muscle, and the left biceps femoris.
- the tibial muscle and the right third tibial muscle were provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin of the tights 128 so as to be located on the skin surface at positions corresponding to the motor points of the respective motor points.
- the lower center of the rectus abdominis muscle is an arbitrary point that can stimulate the lunar superior abdominal nerve and iliac inguinal nerve to the maximum, and the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus) stimulates the lower gluteal nerve to the maximum. Any point.
- the surface stimulating portion 10b of the tights 1 28 includes the right middle and small gluteal muscles, the left gluteus maximus, the right biceps, the left semitendinosus semimembranosus, and the right gastrocnemius muscle.
- the knitted tissue shown in 79 was provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin of tights 128 so that a plurality of knitting tissues existed.
- the point stimulating portions 10a of the other tights 12 9 are in the worn state, respectively, at the center of the lower rectus abdominal muscle, the right gluteus maximus, the left middle gluteal muscle, and the right.
- the lower center of the rectus abdominal muscle is an arbitrary point that can stimulate the iliac inferior abdominal nerve and the iliac inguinal nerve to the maximum
- the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus) is an arbitrary point that can stimulate the lower gluteal nerve to the maximum
- the quadriceps femoris medial muscle is an arbitrary point that can stimulate the femoral nerve to the maximum.
- the surface stimulating portion 10b of the tire 12 9 has, in a worn state, muscles that carry out bending and internal rotation activities in the hip joints of both thigh fascia latae muscles, In both lower legs, functional covering with muscles responsible for flexural activity in the knee joints of both gastrocnemius muscles in the right lower leg and lateral portions in the left lower leg, and extensor activity in the ankle joint Over the entire area corresponding to the region, the knitted tissue shown in FIG. 79 was provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin of the tights 12 9 so as to exist.
- the point stimulation section 10a of one of the tights 130 is in the worn state, respectively, the left middle and small gluteal muscles, the right gluteus maximus, and the left biceps femoris.
- the lower center of the rectus abdominis is an arbitrary point that can stimulate the iliac abdominal nerve and iliac inguinal nerve to the maximum, and the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus) can stimulate the lower gluteal nerve to the maximum Any point.
- the point stimulating portion 10a of the other tights 13 1 is in the worn state, and the lower center of the rectus abdominal muscle, the right gluteus maximus, the left middle gluteal muscle, and the right Hemimembranosus semitendinoid muscle, left biceps femoris, right quadriceps medial wide muscle, right sartorius muscle, left anterior tibialis muscle, left gastrocnemius muscle, right soleus muscle lateral, It was provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin of tights 13 1 so as to be located on the skin surface at the position corresponding to each motor point of the right third peroneal muscle.
- the lower center of the rectus abdominis is an arbitrary point that can stimulate the iliac inferior abdominal nerve and iliac inguinal nerve to the maximum
- the gluteal muscle (gluteus maximus) is an arbitrary point that can stimulate the lower gluteal nerve to the maximum
- the quadriceps femoris medial muscle is an arbitrary point that can stimulate the femoral nerve to the maximum.
- a kit 150 similar to that of the above-mentioned Example 9 was created except that the point stimulation unit 10a of the kit 130 shown in FIG. 67 was formed symmetrically.
- Example 1 1 2 (Left-right asymmetric tights by surface stimulating part)
- the surface stimulating portions 10a of one of the ties 1 32 when worn, have the right middle and small gluteal muscles, the left gluteus maximus, the right biceps femoris, and the left half, respectively.
- the tights 132 were provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin so that a plurality of knitted tissues shown in FIG. 79 existed at positions corresponding to the functional skin area. As shown in FIG.
- the surface stimulating portions 10a of the other tights 133 are respectively in the state of being worn, each of the right thigh fascia latae muscle, the right gastrocnemius, and the left gastrocnemius lateral.
- the knitted tissue shown in FIG. 79 was provided on the skin surface in contact with the skin of tights 133 so that a plurality of knitted tissues shown in FIG.
- Example 13 A vibration-type reduction device 1 shown in FIG. 2 ⁇ was prepared.
- the reduction device 1 has two types, one with a strong amplitude and one with a weak amplitude, at a frequency in the range of 100 to 200 Hertz.
- Low amplitude! / Set the amplitude so that vibration noise can be recognized in a quiet environment but vibration noise cannot be recognized in a daily living environment, and a high amplitude one barely vibrates in a daily living environment The amplitude was set so that the sound could be confirmed.
- the reduction device 1 was installed in the lower abdomen at about 4 Omm below the umbilical ring, and it was activated. Ten minutes later, the degree of forward bending was measured in the same manner.
- Table 18 shows that the reduction device 1 stabilizes the body axis, improves body balance, and enables smooth shift weights (weight shift).
- the golf ball was hit with a dry par and the movement of the body at that time was observed.
- the body movement is photographed by attaching LED light emitters at the positions of the anterior iliac spine and the position of the umbilical ring, and opening the shutter while swinging in a darkened room. Photographs were taken and the length of the trajectory of the LED emitter was measured and evaluated.
- a reduction device 1 having a low amplitude was provided in the lower abdomen at a position about 40 mm below the umbilical ring, and the device was activated. After a lapse of 2 to 3 minutes, the movement of the body was similarly observed.
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