JPH0335334Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] [Industrial technical field]

The present invention relates to a stand-type spinal muscle pressing device.

[Conventional technology]

The stuck state of so-called stiff shoulders and lower back is usually relieved by applying pressure with the thumb or by acupuncture.

[Problem that the idea aims to solve]

However, some people have severe phlegm and stiffness in their lower back, and may remain stuck and complain of pain.
It is difficult to relieve stiffness by simply pressing the spinal muscles with your thumb. In addition, although it seems that various instruments have been provided for this purpose, they are not very effective and there are none that can be easily used by an amateur. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a stand-type device for pressing spinal muscles, etc., which is simple in structure and easy to manufacture, can be used safely even by amateurs, and can be expected to be sufficiently effective.

[Means to solve the problem]

The configuration of the device for pressing spinal muscles, etc. of the present invention adopted to achieve the above object is as follows. The spinal muscle etc. presser A has a narrow base 2 of a pressing blade a whose outer periphery is an arcuate blade 1 with a rounded cross section.
are detachably held in the receiving groove 6 of the blade mounting body b. Further, the spinal muscles etc. presser B is constructed by fitting the pair of the above-mentioned spinal muscles etc. pressers A into the left and right sides of the support case c so as to be removable. Further, a stand C is formed by fixing a support frame e upright on the rear side of the seat plate d, and the stand C has a guide rail 18 on which the presser B for spinal muscles, etc. is provided on the support frame e. , 18, and the proximal end of the string 23 is wound around a winder 22 installed on the seat plate d. Pressing body B such as the above spinal muscles
It becomes engaged with. The guide rails 18, 18 have their upper ends and pulleys 20
A sufficient space is formed between the guide rails 18, 18 and the guide rails 18, 18 for fitting and removing the spinal column muscle pressing member B from the guide rails 18, 18.

[Effect]

Therefore, by sitting on the seat plate d and rotating the winder 22 to wind up or let out the string 23, the spinal muscle pressing body B is stopped at a desired height. The user then presses the desired part of his or her back or waist against the pressing blades a, a of the pressing devices A, A, thereby alleviating the stuck state caused by stiff shoulders or lower back.

【Example】

Examples of the device of the present invention will be described in detail below. Roughly speaking, the device of the present invention is a spinal muscle presser A.
and spinal muscle pressing body B, which is a set of two of these.
It consists of a stand C on which the spinal column muscle pressing body B is mounted. First, as shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the spinal muscle presser A consists of a pressing blade a and a blade attachment body b, and the pressing blade a is connected to the blade attachment body b by a screw c. It is removably attached. The pressing blade a is an arcuate blade 1 having a rounded cross section at the outer periphery of a fan-shaped metal plate or synthetic resin plate.
In addition, the narrow base 2 has a mounting hole 3. In addition, when this pressing blade body a is made of a metal plate, by further magnetizing the arcuate blade 1, a magnetic effect can be expected when pressing is used as described later. The blade attachment body b consists of a top plate 4 and a pair of right and left clamping pieces 5, 5', and a receiving groove 6 for receiving the base 2 of the pressing blade body a is formed between these clamping pieces 5, 5'. At the same time, the clamping piece 5 is provided with a through hole 7, and the clamping piece 5' is provided with a screw hole 7'. For the pressing blade a, put the base 2 into the receiving groove 6 and screw
By screwing a' into the screw hole 7' through the through hole 7 and the mounting hole 3 and tightening it, it is securely attached to the blade mounting body b. The above-mentioned presser A for both spinal muscles etc. can be used alone, that is, by grasping the blade attachment body b and pressing the pressing blade body a to the relevant part of the body, for example, in the case of so-called stiff shoulders, the upper left and right sides of the upper part of the spinal column. Although it can be pressed against the spinal muscles and rotated appropriately along the arc of the arcuate blade 1 as needed, the purpose of the present invention is not to use it alone. Reference numeral c denotes a support case c into which the two spinal column muscle pressers A are inserted and set, and it is made of synthetic resin and has a horizontally long and shallow bottom. are classified. 10 is a screw hole bored in the partition 8, 11 is a screw hole bored in the partition 8,
It is a presser plate having a through hole 12 in the center, and recessed notches 13, 13 are provided on the left and right sides. The two spinal muscles etc. pressers A, A have their top plates 4,
4 into the left and right top plate fitting chambers 9, 9 of the support case c, press the holding plate 11 so that the concave notches 13, 13 on the left and right sides thereof align with the clamping pieces 5' of the pressers A, A. In the fitted state, they overlap and the screw 14 inserted through the through hole 12 is screwed into the screw hole 10 and tightened. With this, a pair of left and right spinal muscles etc. presser A,
A is set at a required interval, that is, an interval corresponding to the spinal muscles on both the left and right sides of the spinal column, and the spinal muscles etc. press body B
is constructed (Figure 5). Next, C is a stand on which the spinal column muscle pressing body B having the above structure is mounted, and this stand C consists of a rectangular seat plate d and a portal-shaped support frame e erected on its rear side. The seat plate d is made of synthetic resin and has a required size on which the user can sit. 15, 15 are two square pipe posts on the left and right set up on the rear side of the seat plate d of the support frame e, 16 is a top horizontal rod that spans between the top ends of the supports 15, 15,
17 is a horizontal plate stretched between the lower parts of the pillars 15, 15, and 18, 18 are guide rails attached to the opposing inner surfaces of the pillars 15, 15, which press the spinal muscles etc. The left and right edges of the support case c are fitted between the guide rails 18, 18 so as to be vertically movable. Reference numeral 19 denotes a support horizontal rod that is suspended between the columns 15 and 15 slightly below the top horizontal rod 16, 20 a pulley suspended from a hook 21 fitted in the center of the support horizontal rod 19, and 22 a seat plate d. A winder 23 installed on the rear outer edge is a string whose base end is wound around the winder 22. This string 23 is guided through a guide ring 24 and a pulley 20, and its tip end is wound around the winder 22. The hook 25 is removably engaged with a locking protrusion c' of the support box c constituting the spinal column muscle pressing body B. The upper ends of the guide rails 18, 18 have a predetermined distance h between them and the lower surface of the pulley 20 suspended from the support transverse rod 19, and from there, a pressing body B such as a spinal column muscle
This provides sufficient space for fitting and removing the guide rails 18, 18 from the guide rails 18, 18. The spinal muscle pressing body B can be freely moved up and down while being guided by the guide rails 18, 18 and stopped at any position by rotating the winder 22 to wind up or let out the string 23. It is something. The winder 22 may be either manual or electric, but in either case, the above-mentioned stopping position of the pressing body B, such as spinal muscles, etc., can be maintained by the action of an internal or external automatic stopper. It requires that. Reference numeral 25 denotes a tension rod whose front end 25' is fixed to the horizontal support rod 19 and extends horizontally toward the rear, and when this stand C is placed near a wall, it maintains the distance from the wall and extends backward. This is to hold it up so it doesn't fall over. The device of the present invention having the above configuration is installed at a desired position in a room, and is operated by a person sitting on a seat plate d with his or her back facing the support frame e, and by letting out or winding the string 23 as appropriate with the winder 22. , the presser B for pressing spinal muscles, etc. is stopped at a required height, and the presser blades a, a of the pressers A, press a desired part of the back or lower back. In this case, it is preferable to cover the arcuate blade 1 with a washcloth or towel, or to perform it while wearing a shirt. Note that, unlike the above-mentioned embodiment, if the support frame e is designed so that it can directly contact the wall by aligning the support frame e with the rear edge of the seat plate d and standing up, the above-mentioned protrusion It is clear that the tension rod 25 can be omitted.

[Effect of the idea]

As is clear from the above description, the present invention provides the following effects. Install the device of this invention at the desired position in the room, sit with your back facing the support frame, sit upright or with your legs stretched forward on the seat board, and apply pressure to the spinal muscles, etc. By pressing each of the pressing blades of the equal pressing device against a desired part of the user's back or lower back, it is possible to relieve the stuck state caused by stiff shoulders or lower back. Adjustment of the vertical position of the pressing body, such as the spinal muscles, can be done extremely easily while sitting by appropriately unwinding or winding the string with a winder. The presser for spinal muscles, etc. can be removed while still mounted on the stand, and its presser blade can be attached to and removed from the blade attachment, so there is no need to replace the presser blade. It can be done easily. Furthermore, in the second aspect of the present invention, the guide rail forms a sufficient space between its upper end and the pulley to allow a pressing body such as a spinal column muscle to be fitted into or removed from the guide rail. Therefore, the pressing body itself such as spinal column muscles can be easily attached and removed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings are: Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway front view of the device for pressing spinal column muscles, etc. of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional end view taken along the same line as above, Fig. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of Fig. 1, and Fig. 4 is a main part. 5 is a plan view of a presser for spinal muscles, etc., FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of the same, and FIG. 7 is a longitudinal sectional view of the presser for spinal muscles. A... Spinal muscle presser, 1... Arc-shaped blade, a...
Pressing blade body, b... Blade mounting body, 2... Base, 6...
Receiving groove, B... Pressing body for spinal column muscles, c... Support box, C... Stand, d... Seat plate, e... Support frame, 18, 18... Guide rail, 22... Winder , 23... string, 20... pulley.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. A presser for spinal muscles etc. removably holds the narrow base of the presser blade, which has an arcuate blade with a rounded outer periphery, in the receiving groove of the blade attachment body. Further, the spinal muscles etc. presser is configured by fitting the pair of the above-mentioned spinal muscles etc. pressers removably into the left and right sides of the support case, and furthermore, a support frame is provided on the rear side of the seat plate. A stand that is fixed in an upright position mounts the pressurizing body such as spinal muscles so as to be movable up and down along a guide rail provided on the support frame, and winds the proximal end around a winder installed on the seat plate. A stand-type device for pressing spinal muscles, etc., characterized in that the tip of the string is engaged with the pressing body for spinal muscles, etc., via a pulley suspended from the support frame. 2. A claim characterized in that the guide rail forms a sufficient space between its upper end and the pulley to allow a pressing body such as a spinal column muscle to be fitted into or removed from the guide rail. The stand-type spinal muscle pressing device according to item 1.