WO2008064919A1 - Gerät zum üben eines bewegungsablaufs beim golfschwung - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B69/00—Training appliances or apparatus for special sports
- A63B69/36—Training appliances or apparatus for special sports for golf
- A63B69/3667—Golf stance aids, e.g. means for positioning a golfer's feet
- A63B69/3673—Foot inclining aids; Foot wobbling devices
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- the invention relates to a device for practicing a movement during golf swing.
- the present invention has for its object to provide the golfer an aid available, which makes it easier for him to exercise while practicing the golf swing without trainer better movement.
- the golf swing practicing apparatus of the present invention has a base and two supports mounted on the base on which the golfer places his feet.
- a first carrier for a first foot of the golfer is pivotally mounted about a first vertical axis on the base.
- the first carrier has a first support part for supporting the forefoot and a second support part for supporting the heel of the first foot.
- the second support member is pivotable about a horizontal axis and is thereby guided and supported by a guide means, which is arranged at least partially surrounding the first vertical axis on the base.
- the guide means extends arcuately around the first vertical axis and is formed starting from a lowest point rising.
- the device according to the invention has a second carrier, which is intended for the golfer cognitive Justice his second foot.
- the second support may be the base itself or part of the base, but is preferably a separate part from the base.
- the golfer stands with his feet on the two carriers and simulates with or without a golf club a tee or makes a tee with a golf ball. He should swing the hip of the golf ball away from the goal in the direction of the goal. This rotation of its remote from the target foot is connected, which is facilitated by the pivotally mounted on the base first carrier and promoted.
- the pivoting of the first carrier at the same time its second support member which supports the heel of the remote from the target foot, raised because the second support member moves along the guide means, which is formed starting from a lowest point rising.
- the device is placed so that the second support member is supported by the lowest point of the guide device when the golfer is in its basic or starting position, from which he begins the golf swing. In this basic or initial position, the two support members should be at substantially the same level. When swinging guided by the guide means second support member raises the heel located thereon inevitably.
- the device helps the golfer to find a suitable movement for the tee off.
- the pivoting first carrier makes it easier for the golfer to swing his hip facing away from the target when swinging towards the goal.
- the second support member which rests upon pivoting of the first support, forcibly raises the heel of the foot standing thereon.
- the guide device can be designed so that it provides an ergonomic movement sequence for the leg facing away from the goal from the foot to the hip.
- the always same specification of the sequence of movements for the leg facing away from the goal by the predetermined contour of the guide device makes it easier for the golfer to get used to a constant movement, which leads to a more even playing strength of the golfer.
- the device is suitable both for simulated teeing off with and without golf clubs as well as for teeing off with ball.
- the device trains and builds up the muscles involved in the kick, especially the twist. •
- the device is suitable for use on the driving range of a golf course as well as exercise equipment in sports studios, in hotel gyms and for use in your own home.
- the second carrier on which the golfer places his second foot facing the target is preferably a second one.
- vertical axis pivotally mounted on the base. This is suitable to relieve the joints and ligaments of the golfer while practicing and to protect and promotes a smooth, unrestrained movement.
- the two carriers have a mechanically predetermined starting position, which the carriers preferably resume automatically when they have been swung out of their initial position.
- the two carriers In the initial position, the two carriers should be arranged as it corresponds to a natural state of the golfer. In a natural state, the feet generally close an angle between 0 ° and 30 ° between them. The same is also preferred for the starting position of the two carriers.
- each carrier is preferably associated with a spring, which is stretched when swinging out of the carrier from its initial position, so that it tries to drive back the carrier to its original position due to their tension.
- the golfer must apply the force to tension the spring while practicing, which enhances the practice success and muscle growth.
- the first axis, about which the first carrier is pivotable, is preferably arranged under the first support part of the first carrier. This is ergonomically favorable.
- an arrangement of a hollow or solid pin and a sleeve receiving the pin is preferably provided.
- the pin on the base and the sleeve on the underside of the first carrier in particular attached to the underside of the first support member of the first carrier or it is the sleeve on the base and the pin attached to the underside of the first carrier.
- Pin and sleeve engage each other and allow not only the desired pivoting movement, but also the introduction of the body weight of the golfer in the base of the device.
- a the first carrier to its initial position driving back torque can, for. Example, be created by arranging a torsion spring between the carrier and the base or between the sleeve and the pin, which is tensioned when the carrier is pivoted out of its initial position.
- Another, particularly advantageous possibility is to provide a link in the pin, in which engages a bolt provided in the sleeve, or to provide in the sleeve a link in which engages a pin provided on the pin.
- a slope is provided, which is chosen such that the first support member of the first carrier moves downward when it is pivoted out of its initial position. The pin dips deeper into the sleeve.
- the pin is designed as a hollow pin whose cavity can be used for receiving the coil spring, so that a longer coil spring can be used with a longer spring travel.
- Another advantage of this embodiment of the invention is that the first support member is moved when swinging out of the first carrier from its initial position against the restoring force of the coil spring down. This provides a contribution to lifting the second support member relative to the first support member so that the task of lifting does not have to be effected solely by the guide means.
- the twist which is intended to accompany the swing and which the player causes with that foot which is turned away from the target is suitable for amplifying or even triggering the desired rotational movement of the player's body through its downward repulsive force. This in turn promotes the lifting of the second support part of the pivotable first carrier.
- the scenery, which links the pivotal movement of the first carrier and its downward movement during the rotational stroke, is of great importance for the performance of the device.
- the slope of the slide is preferably between 0.01 cm per degree to 0.025 cm per degree of the swivel angle, in particular approximately 0.02 cm per degree of the swivel angle of the first carrier. This achieves a lowering of the first support part of up to 2 cm in the course of a golf swing.
- the spring which opposes the immersion of the pin in the sleeve, can also be arranged on the outside, by surrounding the pin and is acted upon by the front end of the sleeve. If the sleeve is attached to the underside of the first carrier, then the spring is compressed in this case between the sleeve and the base of the device. If, however, the sleeve is mounted on the base, then the spring between the sleeve and the bottom of the first support member of the first carrier is compressed. An internal spring, however, is preferred over an external spring.
- the internal spring does not necessarily have to be a spiral spring; instead of a helical spring and a stack of disc springs could be provided.
- two scenes with opposite slopes are assigned to the first carrier and the bolt, engages either in a backdrop or in the other backdrop.
- This has the advantage that the pivoting direction of the carrier can be changed. This is a requirement for one and the same device to be used by both right-handed and left-handed users.
- a spring the second spring, is also provided for the second carrier, which attempts to return the second carrier to its initial position when it has been pivoted out of its initial position.
- This second spring is preferably a torsion spring which surrounds the second axis about which the second carrier can be pivoted.
- the second spring could also be a helical spring, which is arranged in a corresponding manner as the helical spring preferred for the first carrier.
- an arrangement of a solid or hollow pin and a sleeve receiving the pin is provided as for the pivotable mounting of the first carrier.
- a link is provided, which is provided either in the pin or in the sleeve and in which engages a provided in the sleeve or in the pin pin.
- the scenery determines a defined position of the second carrier and limits their pivotal movement. While the scenery, which is the first is ordered to allow a pivot angle of 90 ° when pivoting from the initial position of the carrier, the pivot angle, which allows the second link to the second carrier, preferably substantially smaller and is preferably not more than 30 °.
- the scenery for the second carrier may be horizontal, but may also have a pitch that is chosen so that the second carrier is pushed down a little when swinging out of its initial position.
- This has the advantage that the restoring force of the second spring, which is associated with the second carrier, not only from the torsion, but also from the compression of a coil spring can be obtained and that standing on the second support foot lowering the toe of the other Foot can follow the golf swing for a while.
- the base of the device preferably has at different distances from each other arranged holders for the two carriers. This has the advantage that the distance of the carrier can be adapted to people with different natural width.
- the brackets are holes in which z. B. the pin can be inserted, around which the respective carrier is pivotable. Changing the distance of the carrier then only requires a repositioning of the carrier, preferably the second carrier.
- Mounts in the base of the device are preferably also for the guide device.
- the supports for the guide means and for the two supports are designed and arranged such that the two supports and the guide means can be changed from a given arrangement to a mirror-image arrangement. This is advantageous to make one and the same device suitable for both right-handed and left-handed people.
- the base of the device is preferably a horizontal plate on which the two carriers and the guide means for the first carrier are mounted.
- the plate may have recesses.
- the first support member and the second support member of the first carrier may be indirectly connected to each other.
- the second support part is articulated directly on the first support part. This is the easiest way to achieve that the first support member from a horizontal starting position, in which it is aligned with the first support member, can be swung up to lift the heel.
- a roller is mounted, which rolls on the guide means. This makes it possible to achieve a low-friction guidance.
- the device is preferably equipped with a tee area on which a golf ball can be placed in the appropriate tee position.
- the device can also be provided with a receiving device for a tea, on which one can place a golf ball in a suitable tee position. It does not have to be a rigid tea, but can also find a flexible tea use, z. B. with a high standing elastomeric piece of hose, as is common in tee mats on the driving range.
- FIG. 1 shows a device according to the invention in an oblique view with both carriers in their initial position
- FIG. 2 shows the device with both carriers pivoted out of its initial positions in a first oblique view
- FIG. 3 shows the device with both carriers pivoted out of its initial positions in a second oblique view
- FIG. 4 shows a detail of the second carrier in its initial position in an oblique view
- FIG. 5 shows the second carrier in an oblique view as in FIG. 4, but swung out from its starting position
- FIG. 6 shows as a detail the first carrier in a side view in its initial position
- FIG. 7 shows the first carrier in an oblique view in its initial position
- FIG. 8 shows the first carrier in a side view as in FIG. 6, but swung out from its initial position
- FIG. 9 shows the first carrier in an oblique view as in FIG. 7, but swung out of its initial position
- FIG. 10 shows the first carrier pivoted out of its initial position in an oblique view, but from a different viewing direction than in FIG. 9,
- FIG. 11 shows in detail the guide device in an oblique view on a mounting plate
- FIG. 12 shows the guide device in a view as in FIG. 11, supplemented by a hollow pin on the mounting plate,
- FIG. 13 shows, as a detail, the first support part of the first support in a view obliquely from below, with a sleeve attached to the underside for receiving the hollow journal from FIG. 12,
- FIG. 14 shows in detail the sleeve from FIG. 13 in conjunction with a helical spring and with two plug-in bolts in an oblique view
- FIG. 15 shows the sleeve from FIG. 14 in a side view
- FIG. 16 shows the base of the device in an oblique view
- Figure 17 shows a modification of the device in a representation corresponding to the figure 4 and
- FIG. 18 shows a modification of the device in a representation corresponding to FIG. 16.
- the device is shown overall in FIG. It has as base 1 a flat plate on which two individual holes 2, two rows of five holes 3, four individual pins 4 and four rows of five pins 5 are in mirror image arrangement, see Figure 16.
- the pins 4 and 5 are either solid and have an external thread or are hollow and have an internal thread.
- a first bracket 6 is mounted on a first foot plate 7 having two holes for passing two pins 4 and five holes for passing a row of five pins 5.
- a screw cap 8 is rotated in each case, with which the first base plate 7 can be fixed on the base 1.
- a sleeve 9 is fixed on the first base plate 7, which receives a first pin 10, which is hollow.
- the pin 10 is fixed to the underside of the first carrier 6, to a first support member 11 to which a second support member 12 is pivotally mounted about a horizontal axis 13.
- the interaction of the first sleeve 9 and the first pin 10 will be apparent from the figures 6 and 12 to 15:
- the first pin 10 has two scenes 14 which extend with opposite slope about a quarter circle around the first pin 10.
- the first sleeve 9 has two radial threaded holes 15, in each of which a locking device 34 is rotated, which for this purpose has an externally threaded, into the threaded bore 15 to be rotated base 35.
- a bolt 17 is mounted, which protrudes forward from the base 35 and pulled back with a handle 16 against spring force into the base 35 into and can be determined by turning the handle 16 in its retracted position.
- the bolt 17 can be advanced only when one of the two scenes 14 is located in the alignment of the respective threaded bore 15.
- the position of the two radial threaded holes 15 is matched to the position of the two scenes 14, that there is a position - it is the starting position of the first carrier 6 - in which in both scenes 14 at the same time a pin 17 can engage. This position is shown in FIGS 6 and 7. Because of the opposite slopes of the two scenes 14 is a pivoting of the first carrier 6 in this case is not possible; the first carrier 6 is locked in its initial position. To be able to pivot it, one of the two bolts 17, which are shown in Figures 6 and 7, must be withdrawn by means of the handle 16. Which bolt 17 is retracted depends on whether the first support 6 is to be pivoted to the right or to the left from its initial position shown in FIGS. 6 and 7.
- Figure 14 shows the first pin 10 with its one link 14, in which a bolt 17 is inserted.
- a handle 16 for a second pin 17 is also shown in Figure 14 and indicates where the lower end of the second link is, which can not be seen in Figure 14, because they are on the side facing away from the viewer of the first pin 10th located.
- the second handle 16 is shown in a position in which it is located at the lower end of the hidden backdrop, which extends from there in the opposite direction as the visible gate 14 and with opposite slope upwards.
- FIG. 14 further shows that in the hollow first pin 10 there is a compression spring 18 designed as a helical spring, which protrudes downwards somewhat from the hollow pin 10.
- the pin 10 is inserted with the compression spring 18 first in the first sleeve 9 and then still protrudes a little way out of the sleeve 9, as shown in Figure 6.
- the first support 6 is pivoted out of its starting position, the first tenon 10 - because of the engagement of the remaining bolt 17 in the one guide 14 - screws deeper into the first sleeve 9, the compression spring 18 being compressed becomes. If the first carrier 6 is released, the pressure spring 18 can relax and drive the first carrier 6 back into its starting position.
- a free-running roller 19 is mounted, the axis 20 is parallel to the top of the second support member 12 and perpendicular to a parallel to the horizontal axis 13. This roller 19 runs on an arcuate guide rail 21 or 22, which are part of a guide device 23.
- the guide device 23 consists of the two arcuate, mirror-image same guide rails 21 and 22 and of supports 24, with which the guide rails 21 and 22 are mounted on the first base plate 7.
- the two guide rails 21 and 22 are connected to one another at one end and are based on this joint together on the shortest of the supports 24 from. They extend from there mirror-inverted arcuately over an angle of a little more than 90 ° to the first sleeve 9 around. Their distance from the first base plate 7 increases steadily up to their other, free end.
- a second carrier 25 which unlike the first carrier 6 is undivided. It consists of a plate which is surrounded by an upstanding edge strip 26. The skirt 26 secures the foot against slipping off the second carrier 25. A skirt could also be provided on the first support member 11 of the first carrier 6. On the second support member 12, a skirt is preferably not.
- FIG. 1 shows the second foot plate 29 in an arrangement in which it lies in the middle of a row of pins 5.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 show in detail that a section of the second pin 28 not received by the second sleeve 27 is surrounded by a torsion spring 30 designed as a spiral spring whose upper end lies in a longitudinal slot 31 of the second sleeve 27 and whose lower end not shown in Figures 4 and 5 - is fixed to the second base plate 29 or stuck in a transverse bore of the second pin 28. If the second carrier 25 is pivoted out of its initial position shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the torsion spring 30 is twisted and generates a restoring moment.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 show, in the second sleeve 27 is provided in the side view of a V-shaped second gate, whose apex is the lowest point of the link 32.
- a second pin 33 engages, which is inserted in the second pin 28 and extends in the radial direction.
- the slope of the second link 32 is less than the slope of the first link 14.
- the second carrier 25 moves during pivoting therefore to a lesser extent downwards than the first carrier 6.
- the second link 32 extends over a smaller circumferential angle than the first 14, so that the possible pivot angle, by which the second carrier 25 can be pivoted out of its initial position shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, is substantially smaller than the pivot angle which is possible for the first carrier 6. Since the two rising branches of the second link 32 form a coherent backdrop, the second carrier 25 can be pivoted at any time in both possible pivoting directions.
- the second link 32 can also be designed so that it runs exclusively horizontally. It limits the pivot angle of the second carrier 25, which can only move horizontally in this case.
- the arrangement shown in Figure 1 is suitable for a golfer who is right-handed. He stands with his left foot on the second support 25 and with his right foot on the first support 6. For a left-hander would solve the two foot plates 7 and 29 and the first base plate 7 mirror image of their position shown in Figure 1 to the left Offset side of the base and move the second base plate 29 mirror image to its position shown in Figure 1 on the right side of the base 1. So that the compression spring 18 can not uncontrollably relax and cause injury, it is preferably secured, for. B. with the help of a retaining screw, which engages from the bottom of the base 1 through the hole 2 in the base 1, over which the first sleeve 9, in the compression spring 18 and coupled to the base 1.
- the pins 5 provided in the region of the first foot plate 6, to mount the base plate 7 pivotably on the plate 1 about the axis of its middle screw cap 8 and, by means of its two outer screw caps 8, alternatively in two by 180 ° locked twisted positions, which can be converted by pivoting the base plate 7 by 180 ° about the axis of their middle screw 8 into each other.
- the second foot plate 29 with the second carrier 25 can be repositioned on the plate 1 in a self-mirroring arrangement and thus the conversion from a right-handed arrangement into a left-handed arrangement can be completed.
- the modification of the device shown in Figure 17 differs from the first embodiment in that the torsion spring 30 and the longitudinal slot 31 are omitted.
- the sleeve 27 has been extended down and replaced the V-shaped link 32 by a horizontally extending link 32.
- a return spring 37 is wound, the legs 37a and 37b extend to the second carrier 25 and cross over here.
- the one leg 37a of the return spring rests against the second well 33 and the other leg 37b abuts against a fourth pin 38 inserted in the second sleeve 27 and tries to approximate it to the second pin 33 when a player makes the golf swing pivoted the second carrier 25 while the return spring 37 has stretched.
- the modification of the apparatus shown in Figure 18 differs from the first embodiment in that the bore 3 and the pins 5 are removed from the plate 1 and replaced by pairs of mutually parallel slots 39, by means of which the first base plate 7 and the second base plate 29 can be adjusted continuously. By clamping screws 8, which engage in the slots 39, the foot plates 7 and 29 can be clamped in their respective position.
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AT07846976T ATE517668T1 (de) | 2006-12-01 | 2007-12-03 | Gerät zum üben eines bewegungsablaufs beim golfschwung |
EP07846976A EP2099537B1 (de) | 2006-12-01 | 2007-12-03 | Gerät zum üben eines bewegungsablaufs beim golfschwung |
CA002670922A CA2670922A1 (en) | 2006-12-01 | 2007-12-03 | Device for practicing a sequence of movement in the golf swing |
AU2007324817A AU2007324817B2 (en) | 2006-12-01 | 2007-12-03 | Device for practising a sequence of movement in the golf swing |
JP2009538651A JP5436218B2 (ja) | 2006-12-01 | 2007-12-03 | ゴルフスイング時における動作手順を練習するための装置 |
CN2007800439430A CN101557861B (zh) | 2006-12-01 | 2007-12-03 | 用于练习一系列高尔夫球挥杆动作的装置 |
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