WO2015119445A1

WO2015119445A1 - Waist exercise equipment

Info

Publication number: WO2015119445A1
Application number: PCT/KR2015/001214
Authority: WO
Inventors: 양상욱
Original assignee: 양상욱
Priority date: 2014-02-06
Filing date: 2015-02-06
Publication date: 2015-08-13
Also published as: KR101446978B1

Abstract

The present invention relates to waist exercise equipment, and the waist exercise equipment in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention comprises: a foot board; a column which stands on the foot board and has one end connected to the foot board so as to be inclined in all directions; a buffering part which is positioned between the foot board and the column, so as to buffer the column from being inclined to a degree more than a predetermined angle; and a waist band which is formed in the shape of a circular band, is connected to one side of the column and is worn on a waist of a user. Accordingly, as the user wears the waistband connected to the column and pushes and pulls the column with a certain force, the strength of the waist can be enhanced.

Description

Back exercise equipment

The present invention relates to a waist exercise mechanism, and more particularly, a technique for strengthening the strength of the waist while pushing and pulling an external object using the waist is disclosed.

In general, in the human body organs, the waist occupies the center of the body, and plays a very important role in daily life or movement. For example, the most common exercise method for strengthening the muscles of the lower back or improving the flexibility may be a sit up or a hula hoop.

However, sit-ups have the advantage that they can be done by themselves, regardless of the location. In addition, it takes considerable power, which makes it difficult for men and women after middle age.

Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 2010-0043129 (2010. 04. 28) of the prior art relates to "exercise device for strengthening the waist flexibility and muscle function", the fixed support having a fastening bracket on both ends of the curved body like a rod Being curved member, and the inner side of the curved member, a number of the horizontal arrangement is arranged up and down, a part is fixedly fixed to the fixed support, the rest is placed in a non-fixed state for adjusting the elastic strength by the user in a latex rubber band or tension spring It is characterized by the technical characteristics to increase the elastic strength control and exercise efficiency of the elastic elastic member.

However, in the case of the above-mentioned exercise device for strengthening waist flexibility and muscle function, the movement range is limited because it is limited to the front and rear direction rather than the front in that the user arbitrarily positions and pushes the hip or waist on the elastic elastic member. There is a problem.

Technical problem to be solved of the present invention, the user can wear a waistband connected to the strut to strengthen the strength of the waist by pushing and pulling the strut with a constant force, by using the vibration or heat generated from the waistband In order to provide a waist exercise device that can relax the muscles of the lower back.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, a waist exercise mechanism includes a footrest, a support having one end connected to the footrest so as to stand inclined to the footrest, and positioned between the footrest and the support. It includes a buffer for cushioning the inclination to a predetermined angle or more, and one side is formed of an annular band that is connected to one side of the pillar and includes a waist band worn on the user's waist.

In addition, the strut is the scaffold by a pressing portion for pressing the buffer portion toward the scaffolding side, a first nut connected to the scaffolding portion and the pressing portion, and connected to the scaffolding side and a second nut connected to the pressing portion side. And a fixed shaft for fixing the buffer unit positioned between the pressing unit, a first housing formed in a longitudinal direction on an upper surface of the pressing unit, and accommodated in a longitudinal direction inside the first housing, A second housing in which the second nut is accommodated, and a plurality of foldable chains inside the second housing, the rotary part allowing the second housing and the second nut to rotate in interlocking direction by an external force; It may include.

In addition, the buffer portion is formed using a rubber member or an elastic member, the waist band may be a vibration member or a heating film on the inner surface.

In addition, one side of the housing may be formed with a plurality of coupling holes in which one end of the waist band is fixedly connected along the longitudinal direction.

The apparatus may further include a driving unit connected to the scaffolding side of the fixed shaft to rotate the fixed shaft in all directions by electricity.

Accordingly, as the user wears the waistband connected to the prop, the strength of the waist may be strengthened by pushing and pulling the prop with a certain force. In addition, it is possible to relax the muscles of the waist by using vibration or heat generated from the waistband.

1 is a block diagram of a waist exercise mechanism according to an embodiment of the present invention,

2 is a cross-sectional configuration of the waist exercise mechanism according to FIG.

3 is an exemplary view for explaining the prop of the waist exercise mechanism according to FIG.

4 is an exemplary view for explaining a rotating part of the waist exercise mechanism according to FIG. 1;

5 and 6 are exemplary views for explaining the waist band of the waist exercise mechanism according to FIG.

7 is a block diagram of a waist exercise mechanism according to another embodiment of the present invention,

Figure 8 is a block diagram of a waist motion mechanism according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The terms used are terms selected in consideration of functions in the embodiments, and the meaning of the terms may vary depending on the intention or precedent of the user or operator. Therefore, the meaning of the terms used in the embodiments to be described later, according to the definition if specifically defined herein, and if there is no specific definition should be interpreted to mean generally recognized by those skilled in the art.

1 is a block diagram of a waist exercise mechanism according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a cross-sectional configuration of the waist exercise mechanism according to FIG.

1 and 2, the back movement mechanism 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a footrest 110, a support 120, a buffer 130, and a waist band 140.

Scaffold 110 is a plate member that the user is stepping on. The scaffold 110 may be formed using a metal material or a synthetic resin material. Uneven grooves may be formed on the surface of the footrest 110 to prevent slippage. In addition, the scaffold 110 may be formed with a through hole (not shown) to be connected to the post 120 to be described later. In addition, the footrest 110 may be connected to the handle portion 150 to be described later so that the user can have a sense of stability during exercise.

The strut 120 is formed at one side of the scaffold 110 in a rod shape. In this case, the strut 120 is connected to the scaffold 110 so that one end is inclined in the forward direction while standing on the scaffold 110. The strut 120 is a member that interlocks with the waist band 140 to be described later, and is preferably designed to have a weight necessary to increase an exercise effect according to a user's waist rotational movement. The strut 120 is in a state standing upright on the footrest 110 when no external force is applied through the waist band 140, and may be inclined forward at a predetermined angle when the external force is applied.

The buffer unit 130 is positioned between the footrest 110 and the support 120, and serves to buffer the support 120 from being inclined at a predetermined angle or more. In this case, the buffer 130 may be formed using a rubber member or an elastic body. For example, the buffer 130 may be formed of a donut-shaped rubber member, the support 120 is formed on the upper portion of the buffer 130 to cushion the inclination of the front direction. In addition, when the external force is not applied to the support 120 serves to support the support 120 to stand vertically with the footrest 110.

Waist band 140 is formed of an annular band that one side is connected to one side of the support (120). The waist band 140 is formed to be detachable from the support 120, and is worn on the user's waist is interlocked with the support 120. That is, as the user turns the waist while wearing the waist band 140, the support 120 is interlocked to rotate in the same direction. In this case, by the weight of the support 120 and the resistance by the buffer 130, the user can increase the exercise effect by receiving a force for moving the waist.

Referring to FIG. 3, the support 120 includes a pressing unit 121, a fixed shaft 122, a first housing 123, a second housing 124, and a rotating unit 125.

The pressing unit 121 is a member for pressing the buffer unit 130 toward the footrest 110. The pressing unit 121 may vary in shape depending on the shape of the buffer unit 130, but is formed to be spaced apart from the footrest 110 at a predetermined height while preventing the buffer unit 130 from being separated. A through hole (not shown) is formed in the center of the pressing unit 121 to allow the fixed shaft 122 to be described later to pass through. The first housing 123, the second housing 124, and the rotating unit 125, which will be described later, are positioned above the pressing unit 121. The pressing unit 121 may be formed of a metal material or a synthetic resin material, but is not necessarily limited thereto.

The fixed shaft 122 is a member inserted through the scaffold 110 and the pressing portion 121. In this case, the scaffold 110 and the pressing portion 121 are formed with a through hole (not shown), respectively, and the fixed shaft 122 is inserted in a state where the through holes are arranged on the same axis. In this case, the first nut 122-1 is connected from the fixed shaft 122 to the side plate 110, and the second nut 122-2 is connected from the fixed shaft 122 to the pressing unit 121. That is, the first nut 122-1 is connected to an area protruding to the lower side of the scaffold 110 of the fixed shaft 122, and a first nut 122-1 is connected to the area protruding to the upper side of the pressing part 121 of the fixed shaft 122. 2 nuts 122-2 are connected. As the fixed shaft 122 is tightened by the first nut 122-1 and the second nut 122-2, the shock absorbing part 130 positioned between the footrest 110 and the pressing part 121 is fixed. You can.

The first housing 123 is an outer member formed in the longitudinal direction on the upper surface of the pressing portion 121. The first housing 123 may be formed of at least one of a metal material, a rubber material, and a synthetic resin material. The first housing 123 may be formed in a hollow cylindrical shape, but is not necessarily limited thereto. The first housing 123 is connected to and interlocked with the waist band 140, in this case it is preferably formed of a material of a predetermined weight in order to increase the user's exercise effect. The first housing 123 may be formed in a detachable structure on the upper surface of the pressing unit 121. In addition, a second housing 124 to be described later may be accommodated in the first housing 123, and a space in which the second housing 124 may rotate may be formed.

The second housing 124 is accommodated in the longitudinal direction inside the first housing 123. The second housing 124 is used to tighten or loosen the second nut 122-2. To this end, one end of the second housing 124 is formed in a structure that can accommodate the second nut (122-2). For example, when the second nut 122-2 is a hexagonal nut, the second housing 124 may have a space in which the hexagonal nut may be accommodated. The second housing 124 accommodates the rotating part 125 to be described later, so that the second nut 122-2 may be tightened or loosened while the rotating part 125 rotates in association with the rotating part 125.

The rotating part 125 is a member accommodated in the second housing 124 to interlock the second housing 124 when rotated by an external force. Rotating part 125 is formed in the form of a plurality of foldable chain can be configured to fold the handle when pulled out to the outside, when it is drawn into the inside can be stored in a '1' shape. In this case, a stopper 125-1 is formed at the end thereof to facilitate withdrawal. The rotating part 125 may have a quadrangular cross section, and may be any shape as long as the rotating part 125 is engaged with the inner angle of the second rotating part 125 to be rotatable. For example, when the inside of the second housing 124 has a hexagonal cross section, the rotating unit 125 having a square cross section may be engaged with and rotated. As the rotating unit 125 rotates, the second housing 124 and the second nut 122-2 rotate together with each other.

On the other hand, the waist movement mechanism 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention may further include a handle portion 150. The handle part 150 may be manufactured in a shape that can be supported by the footrest 110 so that the user can hold it by hand. The handle 150 serves to prevent the user from being injured by losing balance during waist movement. In this case, the handle portion 150 is preferably formed in a space that does not interfere with the movement of the support (120).

Figure 4 is an exemplary view for explaining the rotation of the waist movement mechanism according to FIG.

Referring to FIG. 4, (a) shows the side end of the rotating part 125 and (b) shows the planar end of the rotating part 125. The rotating part 125 is formed in the form of a plurality of folding chains and is accommodated in the second housing 124. Preferably, the second housing 124 is spaced apart from the first housing 123 at predetermined intervals so as to be rotatable. When the rotating part 125 is drawn out, one end may be folded in a 'b' shape, and this may be used as a handle. In this case, the inside of the rotating part 125 may be embedded with a wire of an elastic material capable of connecting a plurality of foldable chains to connect them. In addition, a stopper 125-1 may be formed at one end of the rotating part 125 to allow a user to easily pull in or take out the rotating part 125.

For example, when the second nut 122-2 has a hexagonal shape and the inner space of the second housing 124 has a hexagonal shape corresponding thereto, the rotating part 125 may have a rectangular cross section. In this case, the cross section of the rotating unit 125 may be formed in a hexagonal shape in addition to the rectangle. When the rotating part 125 rotates, the second housing 124 is rotated by first engaging the hexagonal edge of the inside of the second housing 124. Thereafter, when the second housing 124 is rotated, the second nut 122-2 is interlocked to rotate. That is, as the rotating unit 125 is rotated in the forward and reverse directions, the second housing 124 and the second nut 122-2 rotate together with each other. Accordingly, the user can adjust the intensity of the waist movement by tightening or loosening the second nut 122-2.

Referring to FIG. 5, the waistband 140 may be formed in a hollow cylindrical shape. In this case, the waist band 140 may be formed using a natural fabric, synthetic resin, rubber material. One side of the waistband 140, the connection portion 141 is formed. The connection part 141 is a member for connecting and fixing the waist band 140 to the coupling hole 123-1 of the first housing 123. In this case, the shape of the connection unit 141 may be variously modified by the user. In addition, according to the waist height of the user can be selected by connecting the appropriate position of the plurality of coupling holes (123-1).

The vibration member 142 or the heating film 143 may be formed inside the waist band 140. The vibration member 142 is driven by an internal power source (not shown) of the waist band 140, and may be connected to a switch (not shown) that may change the strength of vibration. In addition, the heating film 143 may use carbon ink made of PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient).

PTC refers to a device having a constant temperature coefficient, which has a low resistance at or below the critical temperature (Tc), thereby bringing good electrical flow, thereby increasing the initial heat generation amount, and reaching a melting point temperature (Tm). During the PTC effect that the electrical resistance increases in proportion to the temperature, the insulation effect is obtained according to the resistance value which is significantly increased at the melting point temperature, thereby realizing useful effects such as preventing overheating and reducing power consumption. Accordingly, the user can relax the muscle by using the vibration and heat through the waist band 140 while performing the waist movement can increase the exercise effect.

Referring to FIG. 6, the waist band 140 may be detachable to one end of the connection part 141 through the detachable part 144. In this case, the waistband 140 and the connecting portion 141 may be connected through the bolts of the detachable portion 144. In addition, a fitting portion 145 may be formed at the other end of the connecting portion 141 to be fitted to the protrusion 123-2 of the first housing 123. A groove is formed in the fitting portion 141, and the protrusion 123-2 of the first housing 123 is coupled to the groove of the fitting portion 141. Accordingly, the user may adjust the height along the protrusion of the first housing 123 according to the waist height of the user.

Figure 7 is a block diagram of a waist motion mechanism according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 7, the waist exercise apparatus 600 according to another embodiment of the present invention includes a footrest 610, a strut 620, a shock absorbing portion 630, a waistband 640, a handle 650, and the like. The driver 660 is included. In this case, the configuration of the footrest 610, the support 620, the buffer 630, the waist band 640 and the handle 650 is the footrest 110, the support 120, the buffer 130 of FIG. ), The waistband 140 and the handle portion 150 is substantially the same as the description thereof will be omitted.

The driving unit 660 is connected to one end of the fixed shaft 622 to rotate the support shaft 622 in all directions as the fixed shaft 622 rotates. The driving unit 660 may use a general small high speed motor. A connection member (not shown) in the form of a horizontal bar is connected to the output end of the driving unit 660. That is, the output end of the driving unit 660 is connected to one side of the connection member, the fixed shaft 622 is connected to the other side of the connection member. In this case, as the driving unit 660 rotates, the connecting member rotates with a predetermined radius of rotation, and the waist band 640 is rotated at a relatively large radius of rotation in the support 620 connected to the fixed shaft 622. Accordingly, the user may have the effect of automatically exercising while turning the waist. In addition, the driving unit 660 may further include a shift function and a deceleration function by a user's selection.

Referring to FIG. 8, the waist exercise apparatus 700 according to another embodiment of the present invention includes a footrest 710, a support 720, a buffer 730, a waistband 740, a handle 750, and the like. The driver 760 is included. In this case, the strut 720, the buffer 730, the waist band 740, and the handle 750 are configured as the strut 120, the buffer 130, the waistband 140, and the handle of FIG. 1. Since it is substantially the same as the configuration of 150, description thereof will be omitted.

One portion of the scaffold 710 is perforated, and a driving unit 760, which will be described later, is positioned below the perforated region. The pressing plate 711 is positioned above the perforated area of the foot plate 710. In this case, the pressure plate 711 is formed larger than the perforated area. The pressure plate 711 serves as a pedestal so that the buffer portion 730 does not fall into the perforated area of the foot plate 710. The pressure plate 711 receives the shock absorbing portion 730 between the lower portion of the support 720 and is fixed by the fixed shaft 722. In addition, the stopper 712 is formed on the scaffold 710. The stopper 712 is formed in one side of the cross-section 'b' shape, and serves to fix the pressing portion 710 so as not to escape to the outside.

The driver 760 has an output shaft positioned in the perforated region of the scaffold 710, and one end of the output shaft is arranged to press the pressing plate 711. That is, one side of the pressing plate 711 is raised by the output shaft of the driving unit 760, and the strut 720 connected thereto is inclined by a predetermined angle. As the driving unit 760 rotates, one side of the pressing plate 711 is lifted, and the support 720 rotates in the direction of the arc. Accordingly, the user may have the effect of automatically exercising while turning the waist. In addition, the driving unit 760 may further include a shift function and a deceleration function by a user's selection.

As described above, according to an embodiment of the present invention, the user may wear a waistband connected to the support so that the muscle strength of the waist may be strengthened by pushing and pulling the support with a certain force. In addition, it is possible to relax the muscles of the waist by using vibration or heat generated from the waistband.

The present invention has been described above with reference to the preferred embodiments described with reference to the drawings, but is not limited thereto. Accordingly, the invention should be construed by the description of the claims, which are intended to cover obvious variations that can be derived from the described embodiments.

Claims

Scaffolding;

A post having one end connected to the scaffold so as to stand on the scaffold and be inclined in a forward direction;

A buffer unit positioned between the scaffold and the support to cushion the inclination of the support over a predetermined angle; And

One side is formed of an annular band that is connected to one side of the holding the waist exercise device comprising a waist band worn on the user's waist.
The method of claim 1,

The prop is

A pressurizing portion for urging the buffer portion to the scaffolding side;

A fixed shaft inserted through the scaffold and the pressing part and fixing the buffer part positioned between the scaffold and the pressing part by a first nut connected to the scaffolding side and a second nut connected to the pressing part side;

A first housing formed in a longitudinal direction on an upper surface of the pressing unit;

A second housing accommodated in the longitudinal direction inside the first housing, the second nut being received at one end; And

A waist movement mechanism which is accommodated in the form of a plurality of foldable chain inside the second housing, the rotation unit for rotating the second housing and the second nut in conjunction with the rotation in the forward and reverse direction by an external force.
The method of claim 1,

The buffer part is formed using a rubber member or an elastic member, the waist band is a waist movement mechanism in which a vibration member or a heating film is formed on the inner surface.
The method of claim 1,

One side of the housing waist movement mechanism is formed with a plurality of coupling holes that one end of the waist band is fixedly connected along the longitudinal direction.
The method of claim 2,

And a drive unit connected to the footrest side of the fixed shaft to rotate the fixed shaft in all directions by electricity.