WO2006070486A1 - トレーニング器具 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a training device used when training is performed on muscles of the shoulder, arm, and back. Background art
- a training device called pull-down as a training device used when training the muscles of the shoulder and back.
- a user sitting on a seat grips a single rod-shaped gripping rod with both hands extended upwards, and pulls down the gripping rod to raise the weight connected to the gripping rod, thereby raising the shoulder portion. Training is performed with a load applied to the muscles of the back and back.
- a training device called a datebing machine as a training device used for training the muscles of the shoulder, arm, and back.
- a user sitting on a seat raises his shoulders, bends his elbows, grips the grip bars located near the sides of both bodies, and holds the grip bars with both hands. By pulling up, the load is applied to the muscles of the shoulder, arm and back, etc. to perform training.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2004-187724
- Non-Patent Document 1 Newly Revised Training Revolution by Hiroshi Koyama Kodansha Co., Ltd. Published September 12, 1994 Pages 8-13
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and has a shoulder portion and an arm portion that are flexible and have a high elasticity, with less burden on the body such as muscle pain and fatigue that are not accompanied by muscle hardening.
- the purpose is to provide a training device that can obtain muscles of the back.
- the training device is configured so that the seating portion, the load applying portion whose load size is adjustable, and the seating portion are in the center position.
- a rotating portion connected to the shaft and rotatably provided on the lifting / lowering portion, a tension member having one end connected to the load applying portion and the other end connected to the lifting / lowering portion, and the lifting portion within the lifting / lowering portion.
- a load transmission portion provided to be connected to the other end of the tension member so as to apply a load to the rotation of the rotating portion around the axis by the load applying portion.
- the training device according to claim 2 is the training device according to claim 1, wherein the two lifting parts are guided by fitting one end side of the left and right guide struts to the left and right guide posts.
- the shaft is fixed to the other end of each of the two lifting parts, and the rotating part connected to the shaft is rotatable below the lifting part.
- the other end of the tension member is connected to the other end side with respect to the fitting position of the internal strut of the elevating part.
- the training device according to claim 3 is the training device according to claim 1.
- the two elevating parts are guided by the left and right guide columns, respectively, and are movable only in the vertical direction, and the rotating part connected to the shaft is rotatably provided above the elevating part. As les.
- the training device according to claim 4 is the training device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the seating portion, the load applying portion, and the left and right guide struts are one frame. It is characterized by being fixed to each predetermined position.
- the training device according to claim 5 is the training device according to claim 4, wherein the load applying unit is supported by a weight that is supported by the frame so as to move up and down and to be connected to and separated from each other. It is characterized by becoming.
- the training device is the training device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the load transmission unit performs a rotational motion about the axis of the rotating unit.
- the training device of claim 1 when the user seated on the seating portion rotates while holding the rotating unit with both hands in an appropriate vertical position, the muscles of the predetermined part of the user are While being “relaxed” and being in a relaxed state, the rotating portion is biased upward by the load of the load applying portion via the tension member, so that the muscle at a predetermined site of the user is “stretched”. Next, the user further rotates and rotates the rotating part in the opposite direction to the rotation direction so that the properly stretched muscle causes a “reflex”. "Shortening" the muscles at a predetermined site against the load of the load applying part.
- the training device of claim 2 when the user sitting on the seating part holds each rotating part with the hand extended upward and twists the upper arm outward, the user's shoulders and arms are “relaxed”. In addition to being in a relaxed state, the gripping portion is urged upward by the load of the load applying portion via the tension member, so that the muscle near the shoulder blade is “stretched”. Next, the user applies a "relaxation” and “stretching” action that twists the upper arm outward so that muscles such as the shoulder straps that are moderately “stretched” cause a "reflex". Bend both arms against the load of the applying part and “shorten” the muscles to lower the rotating part.
- the user stakes this rotational biasing force and flexes both arms and pulls down the gripping part while spreading both arms outward so that each lifting part gradually faces outward.
- the rotational urging force that acts as a resistance against spreading both arms outwards decreases. Therefore, when a user bends both arms and pulls down the rotating part, the user gradually outputs both arms outward while pulling down the rotating part by outputting a substantially constant muscle force so that both arms spread outward. Since the movement can be performed smoothly, it is possible to prevent muscle co-contraction.
- the lifted and lowered part rises while rotating while being guided by the guide column by the action of the load applying part when the hand force is removed, and thus the same operation as described above is repeated. As a result, a series of actions of relaxation, extension, and shortening is promoted, and co-contraction is further prevented. This improves the function and coordination of nerves and muscles, and provides a flexible and elastic muscle that does not involve muscle hardening that has less strain on the body such as muscle pain and fatigue.
- Timing can be made to appear, and each muscle group can obtain the timing of “relaxation, shortening, and shortening” and perform operations with good interlock.
- the elevating part is guided by the guide column and can move up and down, the user can smoothly perform the operation of extending both arms and pushing down the rotating part, thus preventing muscle co-contraction. It becomes.
- one interlocking action of relaxation, shortening and shortening is promoted, and further, co-constriction is prevented, so that the function and coordination of nerves and muscles are improved, and the burden on the body such as muscle pain and fatigue is reduced. It is possible to obtain flexible and elastic muscles that are not accompanied by muscle hardening.
- the seating portion, the load applying portion, and the left and right plan posts are respectively fixed at predetermined positions of one frame, an ideal series of operations.
- the load applying portion is composed of weights that are supported by the frame so as to be movable up and down and connected to and separated from each other. By adjusting the load, the size of the load can be easily adjusted
- the training device 1 has a seating portion 2, a load applying portion 3 with adjustable load magnitude, and a seating portion 2 in the center position.
- Left and right guide columns 4 extending in the vertical direction with a predetermined interval, two lifting units 5 guided by the left and right guide columns 4 and movable up and down, and the two lifting units 5
- the rotating part 7 is connected to the fixed shaft 6 and is rotatably provided on the lifting part 5, and one end is connected to the load applying part 3 and the other end is connected to the lifting part 5.
- Tensile member 8 and load transmitting part 9 provided to connect the other end of tension member 8 in ascending / descending part 5 and to apply a load to rotation about axis 6 of rotating part 7 by load applying part 3 And.
- a user who performs training using the training device 1 first sits on the seat and holds the rotating unit 7 with his / her hands in the appropriate vertical position while taking the “dodging action” position. Rotate rotating part 7 to. At this time, the vertical force F applied to the lifting / lowering unit 5 by the load applying unit 3 through the tension member 8 is transmitted and applied as a resistance F ′ against the rotation of the rotating unit 7 through the load transmitting unit 9. Therefore, the user needs to rotate the rotating part 7 against this anti-fluctuation F '. By taking the “dodge movement” position, the flexor and extensor muscles of the predetermined part are both relaxed and relaxed.
- the rotating portion 7 that moves up and down together with the lifting and lowering portion 5 is given a vertical force F by the load applying portion 3 via the tension member 8.
- the muscle of a predetermined part of the user holding the part 7 is “stretched”.
- the user rotates the rotating part 7 in the opposite direction to the direction of rotation so that the appropriately stretched muscle causes “reflection”, and twists "relaxation” and “relaxation”. While adding the action of “stretching”, the rotating part 7 is moved together with the elevating part 5 in the vertical direction against the force F to “shorten” the muscle at a predetermined site.
- the drag force in the initial operation of moving the rotating part 7 together with the lifting / lowering part 5 in the vertical direction is less than the force F.
- the rotating unit 7 is moved together with the elevating unit 5 in the up and down direction to “shorten” the muscle at a predetermined site, the operations of “relaxation” and “extension” are added by performing a twisting operation.
- each muscle group can obtain the timing of “relaxing, stretching, and shortening” and operate with good linkage.
- the training device 1 can appropriately perform training on the muscles of the shoulder, arm, back, and the like by initial motion training (registered trademark).
- the initial exercise load training refers to the use of physical changes to the position where reflexes occur and the change in the center of gravity associated therewith. It is defined as “training while preventing co-contraction of muscles and muscles that act antagonistically”, and is the end effect of applying muscle load to the end and enlarging muscles with muscle tension (hardening) This training is completely different from load training.
- it is necessary to grasp the overall movement image such as the point to apply load, the point and angle to release the load, the rhythm, the continuity of muscle output, and perform training. Force that has the problem that it is difficult to take a form if proper movement is performed due to balance, partial hardening, etc.
- This training device 1 easily induces training with ideal series of movements and forms.
- the initial motion load training using this training device 1 is a training that uses the load of the training device 1 to cause reflexes in the muscles and to work on the muscle power that must work originally, and improve the function of muscles and nerves.
- the load is used as a catalyst to promote relaxation and shortening in a timely manner on relaxed muscles.
- Such training promotes a series of actions of relaxation, extension, and shortening, and further prevents co-contraction, thereby improving the function and coordination of nerves and muscles, and improving physical and physical functions such as muscle pain and fatigue.
- the result is a flexible and elastic muscle that does not involve stiff muscles.
- a forced increase in heart rate and blood pressure is aerobically promoted metabolism, which is effective in preventing lifestyle-related diseases such as diabetes and hypertension and promoting healing of ligament damage, fractures, etc.
- lifestyle-related diseases such as diabetes and hypertension and promoting healing of ligament damage, fractures, etc.
- the ability to create a beneficial state for the body such as relieving stress on the 'muscle' joint and removing waste.
- This training device 100 is used when training the muscles of the shoulder and back, and as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the seat 10 and a framework for supporting the seat 10 are used. 20, a load imparting portion 30 provided on the frame 20 with an adjustable load size, and a vertical direction (Y in the figure) with a predetermined interval so that the seating portion 10 is positioned at the center of the frame 20.
- the left and right guide struts 40 are fixed in the axial direction, and one end of each is fixed to the left and right guide struts 40 to guide them and move vertically and rotate horizontally (XZ plane in the figure).
- a tension member 80 which is connected to the other end than the fitting position of the guide poles 40 of the oscillating portion 50, and connected to the other end 80b of the tensile member 80 in the lifting swinging unit 50 by the load application part 30
- a load transmission unit 90 (see FIG. 4) provided so as to apply a load to the rotation of the gripping rotation unit 70 about the shaft 60.
- the seating section 10 is an appropriate seat for a user (indicated by a two-dot chain line in the figure) who uses the training device 100 to sit in the front direction (X-axis positive direction in the figure).
- 11 and two seat pillars 12 provided vertically on the lower surface of the seat 11.
- the frame 20 includes a lower frame 21 in which at least four corners are placed on the floor, and two vertical columns 22 fixed vertically at predetermined left and right intervals from both sides of the lower frame 21. And an upper frame 23 (see FIG. 5) supported and fixed to the two vertical columns 22.
- the frame 20 is provided with a seating portion 10, a load applying portion 30, left and right guide posts 40, a direction change guide wheel 81, and the like supported and fixed.
- One seat strut 12 is inserted from the upper end of a cylindrical pipe member 24 provided vertically in the center portion of the lower frame 21 in the left-right direction (Z-axis positive / negative direction in the figure).
- the seat 10 is supported by the frame 20 by inserting the other seat support 12 into a hole extending in the vertical direction provided in a member extending forward from the upper front surface. It is also possible to change the fixed height of the seat support 12 with respect to the cylindrical pipe member 24 by means of seat height adjustment (not shown), and adjust the height of the seat 11 appropriately according to the seat height of the user. can do
- the frame 20 supports a thigh presser 25 that prevents the thigh of the user sitting on the seat 11 from floating.
- the thigh presser part 25 is preferably provided for the user to create an appropriate arch on the back during training, and a pair of left and right sides whose peripheral surfaces are covered by a cushioning material.
- the fixing height of the thigh presser part 25 with respect to the prismatic pipe material 26 can be changed by the thigh presser part height adjusting means 26a, and the user can change it independently of the height of the seat 11.
- the height of the thigh presser portion 25 can be adjusted as appropriate according to the seat height, thigh thickness, and the like.
- the frame 20 is made of a prismatic pipe material made of metal such as steel or aluminum, and is fixed by bolts or welding. However, it may be formed integrally with a resin or the like.
- the load applying unit 30 is adjustable in the magnitude of the load provided on the frame 20, and includes a weight 31 including a plurality of plate-like plates that are metal weight members, and the weight 31. And a weight guide column 32 that supports the frame 20 so as to be movable up and down, and a clamp (not shown) that allows the weight 31 to be connected to and separated from each other.
- a pair of cylindrical weight guide columns 32 extend in the vertical direction at a predetermined interval in the left-right direction between the two vertical columns 22 behind the seat portion 10, and Upper and lower ends are fixed to 21 and upper frame 23, respectively.
- Each plate-like plate of the weight 31 has a through-hole passing through the weight plan column 32 and stacked, and is supported by the weight guide column 32 so as to be movable up and down.
- the clamp can connect the desired number of weights 31 integrally from the top. By adjusting the number of weights 31 connected by the clamps, it is possible to adjust the load of the load applying portion 30 in a stepwise manner by the weight of the weight 31 that is pulled up.
- an elastic shock absorbing member (not shown) is provided between the lowermost plate plate and the frame 20 in order to reduce the impact and the like.
- the left and right guide struts 40 each have a columnar shape extending in the vertical direction with a predetermined distance slightly wider than the shoulder width of the user in the left-right direction so that the seat portion 10 is in the center position. It is a component. These guide struts 40 are located behind the seat portion 10 and in front of the weight guide struts 32, with their lower ends connected to the connecting members 21a connecting the lower frame 21 and the vertical columns 22, and the upper ends connected to the upper frame 23. Each is fixed to a fixed L-shaped member 27.
- an elastic shock absorbing member 41 is provided on the connecting member 21a to which the lower end portion of each plan post 40 is fixed.
- each lifting / lowering oscillating part 50 is provided with a cylindrical guide part 52 that opens in the vertical direction on one end side of a frame 51, and is moved upward by a box-like cover 53 for safety. Covered from.
- the up-and-down swinging portion 50 can move in the vertical direction with respect to the guide column 40.
- the up-and-down oscillating portion 50 is rotatable in the horizontal direction around the guide column 40.
- two horizontal connecting plates 42 are provided on the upper and lower portions of each lifting / lowering swinging part 50 via bearing members (not shown) such as bearings.
- Each of the horizontal connecting plates 42 is parallel to each other with a predetermined interval in the vertical direction by connecting two through-holes provided in each to the guide columns 40 and connecting them with the connecting rods 43. It is fixed so that As a result, the two up-and-down oscillating parts 50 are controlled to move independently in the vertical direction by the horizontal connecting plate 42 and move up and down together.
- each lifting / lowering oscillating part 50 is interposed between each lifting / lowering oscillating part 50 and the horizontal connecting plate 42, the two raising / lowering oscillating parts 50 are allowed to move up and down independently within a predetermined range.
- the two lifting / lowering swinging parts 50 can move up and down smoothly. Note that each of the up-and-down swinging parts 50 is not hindered from rotating in the horizontal direction by the horizontal connecting plate 42 or the bearing member.
- each gripping rotation unit 70 includes a hand grip 71 on which a user puts a finger of a hand, a hand back support 72 that touches the back of the hand, and a frame 73 that supports the hand grip 71 and the hand back support 72.
- the hand grip 71 is a cylindrical shape on which a finger other than the thumb is hung.
- the back support part 72 protects the back of the user's hand (back of the hand) or the back of the wrist with a finger placed on the hand grip 71 at an appropriate position below the hand grip 71. It has a cylindrical shape whose peripheral surface is covered with a certain material.
- the frame 73 supports and fixes the hand grip portion 71 and the hand backing portion 72 at both ends, and the shaft 60 is fixed to the upper surface thereof as shown in FIG.
- the shaft 60 is pivotally supported by the ascending / descending oscillating part 50 via bearings provided on the upper wall and the lower wall of the frame 51 of the elevating / oscillating part 50. As a result, each gripping and rotating part 70 can be pivoted in the horizontal direction with respect to the lifting and lowering swinging part 50.
- each gripping rotating unit 70 is configured such that the hand backing unit 72 is in contact with the gripping unit 71 so that the back of the user's hand gripping each gripping rotating unit 70 faces substantially in the front direction. It is located approximately in the front direction. Further, in the initial state, each gripping and rotating part 70 is positioned further above the hand extended by the user seated on the seat 11 together with the lifting and lowering swinging part 50 by the action of the load applying part 30. Yes. one On the other hand, it is possible to lower the gripping rotary part 70 until it is brought into contact with the shock absorbing member 41 provided at the lowermost end of the guide column 40 by staking the action of the load applying part 30. In the state, each gripping rotation part 70 is positioned below the shoulder part of the user seated on the seat 11.
- the two tension members 80 are two ropes having the same length, and one end 80a thereof is connected to the weight 31.
- the plate-like plate located at the uppermost position of the weight 31 has a T-shaped rope fixing portion 33 on the upper surface thereof, and one end 80a of each tension member 80 at both ends of the upper horizontal member of the rope fixing portion 33. Are each tightened.
- the tension member 80 is not limited to a rope, but may be another member such as a chain.
- the rope fixing portion 33 is not limited to the T-shape, and may have another shape.
- Each tension member 80 having one end 80a fixed to the weight 31 constituting the load applying portion 30 is wound around a direction change guide wheel 81, respectively.
- the direction change guide wheel 81 includes a plurality of pulleys 81a, 81b, 81c, and converts the downward load applied to the tension member 80 by the weight 31 into the upward load. is doing. That is, pulleys 81a, 81b, 81c are respectively supported by shaft support members 28a, 28b, 28c provided on the upper surface of the upper frame 23, and the tension members 80 are respectively attached to the pulleys 81a, 81b, 81c. It has been turned.
- a tensile member 80 extending upward (in the positive direction of the Y axis) from the load applying portion 30 passes through a hole 23a penetrating through the upper frame 23, and then is supported by a first shaft rotatably supported in the YZ plane.
- the direction is changed outward by the pulley 81a in the left-right direction (Z-axis positive / negative direction), and then the direction is changed to the front direction (X-axis positive direction) by the second pulley 81b rotatably supported in the XZ plane. Further, the direction is changed downward (Y-axis negative direction) by the third pulley 81c rotatably supported in the XY plane, and extends downward.
- a box-shaped covering member 29 (indicated by a two-dot chain line in the figure) that is attached to the upper frame 23 from above covers each pulley 81a, 81b, 81c to prevent entanglement. The part is exposed to the front side from the opening force. The number of pulleys 81a, 81b, 81c can be reduced depending on the positional relationship between the weight guide post 32 and the guide post 40.
- a pair of grooved rollers 82 is provided.
- a pair of grooved rollers 82 which are rotatable with respect to the YZ plane, are positioned directly below the third pulley 81c so that the tension member 80 passes through the position P located in the gap formed by each roller groove of these grooved rollers 82.
- These grooved rollers 82 are pivotally supported on the frame 20 in a cantilever manner by the L-shaped member 27. As shown in FIG.
- the L-shaped member 27 is a substantially L-shaped member, and is fastened together with the upper end portion of the guide column 40 and fixed to the upper frame 23.
- the load applying unit 30 applies a load by the weight 31 connected by the clamp so that the other ends 80b of the tensile members 80 are respectively pulled up toward the position P.
- each tension member 80 is connected to the other end side (front side, in the figure) from the fitting position of the up-and-down swing part 50 to the guide column 40, as shown in FIGS. X-axis positive side). That is, as shown in FIG. 3, each lifting / lowering oscillating portion 50 moves the sliding shaft 54 provided at a predetermined interval on the other end side from the guide portion 52 through which the guide support column 40 penetrates within a predetermined range. They are connected so that they can slide freely. In this way, the load applying portion 30 and the sliding shaft 54 of the lifting / lowering swinging portion 50 are connected to each other by the tension member 80 via the direction change guide wheel 81, so that the sliding shaft 54 moves toward the position P.
- the load is applied by the load applying unit 30 so as to be pulled up.
- the lifting / lowering swinging part 50 is urged upward (in the Y-axis positive direction in the figure) by the load of the load applying part 30 via the sliding shaft 54.
- the lifting / lowering swinging part 50 is provided with a force S that can be rotated around the guide column 40, and when the position of the sliding shaft 54 below the position P in the left-right direction is shifted, The sliding shaft 54 is rotated and biased so that the sliding shaft 54 is positioned below the position P in the direction, that is, the up-and-down oscillating portion 50 faces the front direction.
- the tension member 80 is regulated to pass the position P by the grooved roller 82. Therefore, when the distance between the position P and the sliding shaft 54 is short, for example, as shown in FIG. In the initial state, the up-and-down oscillating unit 50 is restricted in rotation and is substantially unable to rotate. On the other hand, when the distance between the position P and the sliding shaft 54 is large, for example, as shown in FIG. 3, when the lifting / lowering swinging part 50 is positioned below the initial state, the lifting / lowering swinging part 50 is It is possible to rotate the lifting / lowering swinging part 50 to a predetermined angle by a user piled on a force that rotates and urges it to face in the front direction. The force to rotate and oscillate the lifting / lowering swinging part 50 toward the front is In addition to being proportional to the load of the load applying unit 30, it is approximately inversely proportional to the distance between the position P and the lifting / lowering swinging unit 50.
- the load transmitting unit 90 transmits the force of the load applying unit 30 to the shaft 60 of the gripping rotation unit 70, and as shown in FIG. A rotation transmitting portion 91 for transmitting the rotating motion, and a crank mechanism for converting the rotating motion transmitted by the rotation transmitting portion 91 into the vertical movement of the sliding shaft 54 connected to the other end side of the tension member 80.
- Part 92 and by rotating the gripping and rotating part 70 with respect to the lifting and lowering swinging part 50, the sliding shaft 54 moves up and down via the rotation transmitting part 91 and the crank mechanism part 92. Accordingly, the weight 31 connected by the clamp (not shown) moves up and down.
- the rotation transmission unit 91 includes a sprocket 91a provided on the shaft 60 of the gripping rotation unit 70 in the up-and-down swinging unit 50, and a sprocket provided on a shaft whose upper and lower ends are pivotally supported by the frame 51. 91b, a sprocket 91a and a chain 91c hung on the sprocket 91b, a bevel gear 91d provided on a shaft provided with the sprocket 91b, and a bevel gear (crown gear) 91e meshing with the bevel gear 91d.
- the bevel gear 91e is provided at the free end of the crankshaft 92a that is horizontally supported by the frame 53 on the side of the holding and rotating part 70.
- the crankshaft 92a is rotated by the horizontal rotation of the shaft 60 of the gripping rotation unit 70.
- the crank mechanism portion 92 is rotatably connected at one end side to the crankshaft 92a and a projection protruding from the center portion of the crankshaft 92a, and the other end side is rotatably connected to the lower end portion of the slide shaft 54. Connecting piece 92b. Thereby, the sliding shaft 54 moves up and down by the rotation of the crankshaft 92a.
- the gripping rotation unit 70 is urged to rotate in the front direction by a force proportional to the load of the load applying unit 30. Then, by rotating the gripping rotation part 70 against the up-and-down oscillating part 50 in the initial state from the substantially front direction to the outer horizontal direction and rotating the shaft, the slide shaft 54 is oscillated up and down. The weight 31 that slides downward with respect to the portion 50 and is connected by the clamp is pulled up.
- an appropriate number of weights 31 are connected by the clamps (not shown) so that an appropriate weight becomes the load of the load applying unit 30 according to the load suitable for the user's muscle strength and purpose.
- the user sits on the seat 11 facing the front, and adjusts and fixes the seat 11 to an appropriate height so that the sole touches the floor.
- the thigh presser 25 is adjusted to an appropriate height and fixed so as to contact the upper surface of the thigh of the user seated on the seat 11. The user trains while creating an appropriate arch on the back.
- each gripping rotation part 70 is axially rotated outward with respect to the lifting / lowering swinging part 50, and the back of the hand holding each gripping rotation part 70 is directed outward from the front direction.
- the flexor and extensor are both “relaxed” and the shoulders and arm strength are relaxed.
- the gripping and rotating part 70 is also urged upward by the load of the load applying part 30, the muscles in the vicinity of the shoulder strap etc. are appropriately “stretched”.
- the user flexes both arms against the load of the load applying unit 30 so that the muscles in the vicinity of the scapula, etc. that have been appropriately “stretched” cause “reflex”. “Shrink” and pull down the gripping rotation part 70.
- the gripping rotating part 70 is pulled down with both hands.
- each gripping rotation part 70 is further pivoted axially in the outer horizontal direction with respect to the lifting / lowering swinging part 50, thereby lifting the weight 31 and lowering both arms in the initial operation. Load decreases.
- each lifting / lowering swinging part 50 faces the front direction.
- Each moving part 50 is outside Spread both arms gradually outwards so that they face to the side.
- the force that is rotated and biased so that the lifting / lowering swinging part 50 faces the front is approximately inversely proportional to the distance between the position P and the lifting / lowering swinging part 50, so both arms are bent and the gripping rotating part 70 is pulled down. In particular, the resistance to spreading both arms outwards decreases.
- the training device 100 can appropriately perform training on shoulder muscles, back muscles, and the like by the initial motion training.
- the initial load training it is necessary to perform training by grasping the overall motion image such as the point to apply load, the point to release the load and the angle, rhythm, continuity of muscle output, etc.
- the training apparatus 100 can easily induce training with an ideal series of movements and forms.
- This training device 200 is used when training the muscles of the shoulder, arm, back, etc., and as shown in FIG. 6, the seat 10 and a frame 12 that supports the seat 10 are supported. 0, a load applying portion 130 that is adjustable in the magnitude of the load provided on the frame 120, and a predetermined amount in the left-right direction (Z-axis direction in the figure) so that the seating portion 10 is positioned at the center of the frame 120.
- the tension member 180 connected to the load applying unit 130 and having the other end 180b connected to the elevating unit 150, and the other end 180b of the tension member 180 in the elevating unit 150 is connected to the other end 180b of the hand rotating unit 170 by the load applying unit 130.
- a load transmission section 90 (see FIGS. 10 and 11) provided so as to apply a load to the rotation around the shaft 160.
- the frame 120 includes a lower frame 121 on which at least four corners are placed on the floor, and two vertical columns 122 fixed vertically from the rear part of the lower frame 121 with a predetermined left-right interval. And an upper frame 123 supported and fixed to the two vertical pillars 122.
- the frame 120 is provided with a seating portion 11, a load applying portion 130, left and right guide posts 140, a direction change guide wheel 181 and the like supported and fixed.
- One seat support 12 of the seating portion 10 is inserted from the upper end of the cylindrical pipe member 124 provided vertically near the front end of the central portion in the left-right direction of the lower frame 121, and further, the upper portion of the cylindrical pipe member 124 A user who uses the training device 200 (two points in FIGS. 8 and 9) by inserting the other seat support 12 into a vertical hole provided in a member extending backward from the rear surface.
- the seating portion 10 is supported by the frame 120 so that it can be seated on the seat 11 in the rear direction (X-axis negative direction in the figure).
- the seat height adjustment means (not shown) can change the fixed height of the seat support 12 with respect to the cylindrical pipe member 124, and the height of the seat 11 can be adjusted appropriately according to the seat height of the user. can do.
- the presser foot 25 is supported by the frame 120.
- the frame 120 is formed by processing a prismatic pipe material made of a metal such as steel or aluminum and fixing it by bolts or welding, etc., but it is formed by integrally molding with a resin or the like. Also good.
- the load applying unit 130 is adjustable in the magnitude of the load provided on the frame 120, and is composed of a plurality of plate-like plates, like the load applying unit 30 of the training device 100.
- the pair of weight guide columns 132 extend vertically between the two vertical columns 122 at a predetermined interval in the left-right direction, and are connected to the lower frame 121 and the upper frame 123. Upper and lower ends are fixed respectively.
- a weight cover plate 135 that covers the load applying portion 130 and the two vertical pillars 122 is provided for safety.
- the weight cover plate 135 is connected to the weight 31 by a clamp from the front opening of the weight cover plate 135. By adjusting the number of sheets, it is possible to adjust the load of the load applying unit 130 by the weight of the weight 31 that is pulled up in a stepwise manner.
- the left and right guide struts 140 are arranged on the left and right sides extending in the vertical direction with a predetermined interval in the left-right direction so that the seating portion 10 is in the center position and with a predetermined gap in the front-rear direction. It is a cylindrical member consisting of two.
- the guide struts 140 are fixed to an L-shaped member 127 having a lower end fixed to the lower frame 121 and an upper end fixed to the upper frame 123.
- each lifting / lowering part 150 is provided with a plurality of lifting / lowering part guide wheels 152 pivotally supported at one end of a frame 151, and the covering member 153b Are covered for safety from above.
- Two sets of a plurality of elevating section guide wheels 152 that rotate within the same vertical plane (YZ plane in the figure) are pivotally supported between the walls extending in the vertical direction on one end side of the frame 151.
- one lifting part 150 includes two sets of a plurality of lifting part guide wheels 152, which are guided by the two guide columns 140, thereby rotating the lifting part 150 in the horizontal direction (XZ plane direction in the figure). Is almost regulated.
- the elevating part 150 is movable in the vertical direction by being inscribed and guided by the two vertical guide columns 140, but the horizontal movement and rotation is restricted.
- the two hand-rotating parts 170 are vertically gripped by the user with their palms and fixed to the other end of the elevating part 150. It is connected to the upper part of the shaft 160 and is rotatably provided above the elevating part 150 and moves up and down together with the elevating part 150.
- Each of the hand-pushing rotating portions 170 has a kamaboko shape suitable for a user to hold and hold with his palm, and is made of a cushioning material.
- the shaft 160 is pivotally supported by the elevating unit 150 via bearings provided on the upper wall and the lower wall of the frame 151 of the elevating unit 150.
- each hand-push rotation unit 160 can be rotated in the horizontal direction with respect to the lifting unit 150.
- each hand-rotating part 170 is positioned such that the other end part away from the shaft 160 faces toward the substantially center in the left-right direction.
- each hand-rotating part 170 is positioned above the shoulder of the user who is seated on the seat 11 together with the elevating part 150 by the action of the load applying part 130.
- each hand-pushing rotating part 170 In the state in which the hand-pushing rotating part 170 is lowered to the lowest position against the action of the load applying part 130, each hand-pushing rotating part 170 must be positioned near or below the waist of the user seated on the seat 11. Has become possible.
- the two tension members 180 are two ropes having the same length, and one end 180a thereof is connected to the weight 31.
- the plate-like plate located at the uppermost position of the weight 31 has a T-shaped rope fixing portion 33 on the upper surface, and one end 180a of each tension member 180 is provided at both ends of the upper horizontal member of the rope fixing portion 33. Each is fastened.
- the tension member 180 is not limited to a rope, but may be another member such as a chain.
- the rope fixing part 33 is not limited to a T-shape, but may be other shapes.
- Each tension member 180 having one end 180 a fixed to the weight 31 constituting the load applying unit 130 is wound around the direction change guide wheel 81.
- the direction change guide wheel 81 ⁇ is composed of a plurality of pulleys 81a, 81b, 81c, and the downward load applied to the tension member 180 by the way rod 31 is the upward load. It has been converted to.
- a box-shaped covering member 129 (indicated by a two-dot chain line in the figure) that can be attached to the upper frame 123 from above covers each pulley 81a, 81b, 81c to prevent entanglement, but the third pulley 81c A part of is exposed to the front side from the opening. It should be noted that the number of pulleys 81a, 81b, 81c can be reduced depending on the positional relationship of the weight guide post 132, the guide post 140, and the like.
- each tension member 180 is connected to the other end side from the inscribed position with the guide column 140 of the elevating part 150, respectively. That is, as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, each elevating section 150 is slidably slidable up and down within a predetermined range at a predetermined interval from the inscribed position of the guide post 140 to the other end side.
- a moving shaft 154 is provided, and the other end 180b of the tension member 180 is connected to the upper end of the sliding shaft 154. in this way Then, when the load applying unit 130 and the sliding shaft 154 of the lifting unit 150 are connected by the tension member 180 via the direction change guide wheel 81, the lifting unit 150 is connected via the sliding shaft 154. The load is applied by the load applying unit 130 upward (Y-axis positive direction in the figure).
- the load transmission unit 90 transmits the force of the load applying unit 130 to the rotation about the shaft 160 of the manual rotation unit 170. As shown in Figs. Similar to the load transmission portion 90 of the Jung instrument 100, the rotation transmission portion 91 that transmits the rotational motion around the axis 160 of the hand-rotating portion 170, and the rotational motion transmitted by the rotation transmission portion 91 are transmitted to the tension member 180. A crank mechanism portion 92 that converts the sliding shaft 154 connected to the other end 180b into a vertical motion, and rotates by rotating the hand-rotating portion 170 relative to the lifting portion 150. As the sliding shaft 154 moves up and down via the transmission portion 91 and the crank mechanism portion 92, the weight 31 connected by the clamp (not shown) moves up and down.
- the manual rotation rotating portion 170 is urged to rotate so as to be in an initial state by a force proportional to the load of the load applying portion 130. Then, by rotating the hand-rotating portion 170 with respect to the lifting / lowering portion 150 from the initial state to a rotational biasing force and rotating the shaft, the sliding shaft 154 slides downward with respect to the lifting / lowering portion 150, and the clamp The connected weight 31 is raised.
- an appropriate number of weights 31 are connected by the clamps (not shown) so that an appropriate weight becomes a load of the load applying unit 30 in accordance with a load suitable for a user's muscle strength and purpose.
- the user sits on the seat 11 facing backward (X-axis negative direction in the figure), and adjusts the seat 11 to an appropriate height so that the sole contacts the floor.
- the thigh presser part 25 is adjusted to an appropriate height and fixed so as to contact the upper surface of the thigh of the user seated on the seat 11. The user trains while making an appropriate arch on the back.
- each hand-push rotation unit 170 stands up and grasps and presses the other end side of each hand-push rotation unit 170 away from the axis 160, that is, the opposite side of each hand-push rotation unit 170 from above with his palm.
- the hand-rotating part 170 is pushed down together with the elevating part 150 and is seated on the seat 11. At this time, The user lifts the shoulder, bends the elbow, pulls the forearm slightly inward, and bends the wrist from the forearm forward.
- the user holds both wrists against the rotational biasing force proportional to the load of the load applying unit 130 while maintaining the height position of each hand-pressed rotating unit 170. Twist inward, rotate each hand-rotating part 170 with respect to the lifting / lowering part 150, and put the hand holding each hand-rotating part 170 inward from the front.
- the flexor and extensor are both “relaxed” and the shoulder, arm, and back force S are in a relaxed state.
- the manual rotation unit 170 is urged upward by the load of the load applying unit 130, the back muscles such as the broad shoulder muscles are appropriately “stretched”. The user grasps the other end of the manual rotation unit 170 away from the shaft 160 and rotates each manual rotation unit 170. Therefore, the user rotates the manual rotation unit 170 with less force against the rotational biasing force. Can be rotated.
- each hand rotating part 170 is axially rotated in the opposite direction to the axis rotation with respect to the lifting / lowering part 150, thereby reducing the load in the initial operation of pushing down the hand rotating part 170.
- each muscle group can obtain the timing of “relaxing, stretching, and shortening” and operate with good linkage.
- each lifting unit 150 is guided by the guide column 140 and moves vertically together with the manual rotation unit 170. Therefore, the user holds both arms. It is possible to smoothly perform the operation of depressing the extending hand-rotating rotating part 170, and it is possible to prevent muscle co-contraction.
- the training device 200 can appropriately perform training on the muscles of the shoulder, arm, and back by the initial motion training.
- Initial load training requires training by grasping the overall movement image, such as the points to apply load, the point and angle to release the load, the rhythm, and the continuity of muscle output. Force that has the problem that it is difficult to take proper action and form due to balance and partial hardening etc. This training device 200 easily guides training with ideal series of actions and forms.
- the training apparatus is not limited to the tracing apparatus 100, 200 shown as the embodiment of the present invention.
- the load applying units 30 and 130 may be one that applies a load using electromagnetic force, hydraulic pressure, air pressure, or the like in addition to the one that applies a load by the weight of the weight 31.
- electromagnetic force, hydraulic pressure, air pressure, or the like is used for the load applying units 30 and 130
- the load applying units 30 and 130 may be provided on the upper portions of the frames 20 and 120, and the direction change guide wheel 81 may be omitted.
- the training devices 100 and 200 may be those that perform training while the user stands while the user sits on the seat 10 and performs training.
- Training equipment 100, 200 can be designed based on the user's sitting height, etc., which has less variation than the user's height
- the seating section 10, the load applying sections 30, 130, the guide struts 40, 140, and the direction change guide wheel 81 are attached to the frames 20, 120, but they are installed in the building.
- the seating section 10 and the guide posts 40 and 140 may be fixed to the floor, and the turn guide wheel 81 may be fixed to the ceiling.
- the frameworks 20 and 120 referred to in this embodiment also mean structures that are immovable with respect to each other, such as building components and floor surfaces.
- FIG. 1 is a conceptual explanatory view showing a training device 1 according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a schematic appearance of the training apparatus 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a schematic appearance of a training instrument 100 showing a state in which the gripping rotary part 70 is moved downward from the initial state shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic perspective view showing the configuration of the lifting / lowering swinging part 50.
- FIG. 5 is a partial schematic perspective view showing the upper left part of the training apparatus 100.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a schematic appearance in the initial state of a training apparatus 200 according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a front view showing a schematic appearance of a training apparatus 200 in an initial state.
- FIG. 8 is a front view showing a schematic external appearance of the training device 200 in a state where training is started and the hand-push rotation unit 170 is rotated about its axis.
- FIG. 9 is a front view showing a schematic appearance of the training apparatus 200 in a state where the hand-pushing rotating part 170 is pushed down.
- FIG. 10 is a partially broken perspective view showing a schematic configuration of the elevating unit 150.
- FIG. 10 is a partially broken perspective view showing a schematic configuration of the elevating unit 150.
- FIG. 11 is a partially broken front view showing a schematic configuration of the lifting unit 150.
- FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a schematic configuration of the upper left part of the training apparatus 200.
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