JP3104769U - Massager - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a massager which does not require driving by electric power and which allows a user to easily push or massage any part of the whole body.
An elongated rod having a cross section of a triangular cross section having both end surfaces (12) and (12) and having the both sides (13) and (11) of irregularities as a whole, wherein the triangle has one side having the arc shape. Side 11, the diagonal of the one side being the arcuate concave side 13.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a massage device, and more particularly to a massage device that does not require electric power and allows a user to massage a pot or the like by himself.

  In recent years, with the change of social environment and lifestyle, modern people suffer various stresses, and prolonged working hours and lack of exercise often cause pain and stiffness in specific parts, so the ego is always An increasing number of people have to massage with a massaging device to relax their muscles. As the ego massaging device, an electric massage device that massages by vibrating by driving a vibration motor with AC power or battery power input from an external power supply is generally used. However, this electric massager has problems such as current leakage, battery replacement, and heat generation due to long-term use, and it is difficult to effectively stimulate a certain acupuncture point. I feel like scratching. In addition, as the ego-massage device, a pot-pressing rod that does not require electric power is commercially available. In the use of this pot, one end can be grasped and the other end can be pushed against a specific acupoint, thereby obtaining the effect of acupressure. However, since the pot push rod is formed in a substantially straight bar shape at least one end of which is slightly thinned, if the user cannot accurately push the pot behind him, such as his shoulder, waist, back, etc. However, there is a drawback that the applied method is not so different and is hardly changed, except when used as a crucible press.

  In view of the above, an object of the present invention is to provide a massager that does not require electric power to drive and that allows a user to easily push or massage any part of the whole body by himself. Try to offer.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a long rod having a triangular cross-section having both end faces and having an arcuate shape having both sides of irregularities, wherein one side of the triangle has the arc shape. And a diagonal of the one side is on the concave side of the arc.

  Since the massager having this structure is composed of a long rod having a triangular cross section, the diagonal of the triangular end face can not only stimulate a specific acupuncture point of the front half of the body but also stimulate the whole body. Due to the arcuate curve with both sides, the user can also grasp one end and push the pot behind him with the other end. In addition, using the long side of the concave or convex side of the long rod body, rubbing along the meridian to condense the skin, lightening the inflammation in the body, a Chinese method called "Gwasa" You can also treat.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail.

  First, an embodiment of the massage device of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The massage device of this embodiment is an elongated rod having a triangular cross-section having both end surfaces 12 and 12 and having an overall convex and concave side 13 and 11 and curved in an arc shape. As shown in the figure, the triangle has one side on the arc-shaped convex side 11, so that the convex side 11 is an arc-shaped plane in which one side of an infinite number of triangular cross sections is continuous. Since the diagonal of the one side is on the arcuate concave side 13, the concave side 13 is an arc-shaped ridge line in which the diagonals of innumerable triangular cross sections are continuous. Also, in this embodiment, the triangle is an isosceles triangle, that is, the diagonal is the included angle of the isosceles, the one side is the opposite side of the diagonal, and all the triangle cross sections The midpoint connecting line and the diagonal connecting line (that is, the ridge line) of the one side are on the same plane. In other words, both long sides 14 of the convex side 11 are arc-shaped ridges continuously from the diagonal of each of the isosceles in an infinite number of triangular cross sections. And since all the corners of the triangle are chamfered, it is possible to prevent the user from being hurt by the sharp corners of the triangle. And since the rod shape is triangular in cross section, it is convenient to hold it with the palm. Further, in this embodiment, the both end surfaces 12 and 12 are flat surfaces and are obtuse at the tangent to the convex side 11 of the arc-shaped elongated rod and at an acute angle to the tangent at the concave side 13. Needless to say, the both end faces may be formed so that the acute angles are different from each other. The acute angled portions are the most protruding portions at both ends of the long rod body of the present massager and are portions for pressing the pot, and are hereinafter referred to as push convex portions 121, 121. If the acute angles of both end surfaces 12, 12 are formed differently as described above, the pressure that can be applied to the pot via the pair of push protrusions 121, 121 can be made different, so that different Masurge effects can be achieved. It can be replaced if necessary.

  Next, referring to FIGS. 2 to 4, a state when the massage device of the present invention is used will be described. When the user tries to push the pot on the back by himself, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the user grasps the massage device near one end and pushes the pushing protrusion 121 at the other end to the nape, the upper back, or the waist. When the finger is slightly pressed after being applied to the pot at the site where pain is felt, the pressure applied via the one end concentrates on the pushing convex portion 121, so that the pot can be stimulated or massaged.

  "Gwasa" is a Chinese medicine that relieves the disease by applying oil to the body and rubbing it along the meridian with a plate or the like to subcutaneously bleed when muscle tension, poor blood circulation, or illness occurs. Is one of the folk remedies. In general, it is difficult for a user to rash on a meridian near his nape. However, since the massage device of the present invention is curved in an arc shape, as shown in FIG. 4, the user grasps both ends of the massage device with both hands, and applies the concave side 13 to the vicinity of the nape and along the meridian. Can rash themselves. In addition, when trying to rash on the meridians of the upper limbs, lower limbs, etc. by themselves, as shown in FIG. 5, the user grasps one end of the massager with one hand or both ends with both hands, and as shown in FIG. Rubbing can be performed using one of the long sides 14,14.

  As can be seen from the above embodiment, in the massage device of the present invention, the user utilizes the special outer shape of a triangular cross-section that is curved in an arc having both sides of the unevenness, and the user can use the push protrusions at both ends. Not only can it massage the whole body, especially the acupoints behind it, and it can rash itself against the meridians of the whole body by its concave or convex long sides.

  The embodiments described above are intended only to clarify the technical contents of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to such specific examples and is not interpreted in a narrow sense. Various modifications can be made within the spirit and the scope of the claims.

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Explanation of reference numerals

11 Convex side 12 End face 121 Push convex part 13 Concave side

Claims (5)

  It is a long rod of a cross-sectional triangle having both end faces and being curved in an arc having both sides of the unevenness, wherein the triangle has one side on the convex side of the arc, and the diagonal of the one side is A massager, wherein the massager is on the concave side of the arc.   The triangle is an isosceles triangle, the diagonal is the included angle of the isosceles, the one side is the opposite side of the diagonal, and the connecting line of the midpoint of the one side and the connecting line of the diagonal. The massager according to claim 1, wherein the massagers are on the same plane.   The massager according to claim 1 or 2, wherein all corners of the triangle are chamfered.   4. The end surface according to claim 1, wherein each of the two end surfaces is a flat surface, has an obtuse angle with a convex tangent of the arc-shaped elongated rod, and has an acute angle with a concave tangent. Or the massage device according to claim 1. The massage device according to claim 4, wherein the obtuse angle and the acute angle of the both end surfaces are different from each other.

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