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    dynamic stretching, strengthening and stabilizing device for postural correction and re-education. The present invention relates to a dynamic device for stretching, strengthening and stabilizing which is provided for postural correction and re-education. the device has a pair of closed-loop resistance tubes and a center garment member that positions the closed-loop resistance tubes almost in the shape of a figure 8. each loop of the resistance tube is sized to accommodate the arm and shoulder. of user. the device can be used in a stretch/reinforce mode and easily transitions between these modes to correct and re-educate the user's posture.
    公开号:BR112014019500B1
    申请号:R112014019500-5
    申请日:2013-02-08
    公开日:2021-06-01
    发明作者:Gabriel Luke Burrell
    申请人:Posture Perfector Llc；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    Field of Invention
    [0001] The present invention generally refers to portable devices for correction and readaptation of a user's posture, and more particularly, refers to devices that are dynamic and transitional between stretching, strengthening and stabilization modes. Background of the Invention
    [0002] When people work at the computer, drive or sit for a long time, they begin to develop a habit of projecting the shoulder forward, which is known as "shoulder scapular waistline", popularly called "incorrect posture". ".
    [0003] It is known that when measures are not taken to combat incorrect posture of the upper body and shoulders, the result is shortening of the muscle group in the chest segments in front (chest forward) of the shoulder and stretching and muscle weakness in the neck, shoulders, and upper back. These structural anomalies cause stiffness, pain, tiredness and other discomforts. On the other hand, proper posture is associated with greater energy and better disposition and confidence. Individuals with good posture also convey the impression of good looks and assertiveness.
    [0004] Several attempts have been made to provide elastic postural braces for the passive correction of the spine. Such posture correction systems are not ideal because they are difficult to put on or remove (they can have a complicated locking system or they can have difficulties in reaching the proper position). In addition, they can cause discomfort (bend or wrinkle, heat and cause sweating). One more issue is that they can be ugly, bulky, which makes the user resist using them (or using them frequently, as may be necessary for greater effectiveness).
    [0005] Such devices also have a single function (ie, they have no other purpose than to correct a user's inappropriate posture). The user does not interact with the device and only feels some passive relief from the bungee cord to correct the awkward posture. The device does not stretch the muscles needed to independently maintain good posture. Furthermore, such devices, when not used in an integrated manner with a separate exercise routine to retract muscles related to poor posture, typically provide minimal results. Such prior art devices also require a longer wear time for posture reinforcement.
    [0006] Therefore, it can be observed that there is a need for a device that can be used both actively and passively to correct and re-educate inadequate posture. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
    [0007] According to a first aspect of the invention, a stretching, strengthening and dynamic stabilization device is provided for the correct correction and re-education of posture. The device is a central garment and a pair of closed-circuit resistance tubes. The central garment has a rectangular piece of fabric in the middle and two side rings. Each resistance tube is slidable within a side ring of the center garment member. A flexible loop is arranged on each circuit and is slidable along the circuit. The user can grab the handles and pull them in opposite directions to actively engage the resistance tubes in a stretch/reinforce mode. The wearer can also position each loop over one of the wearer's arms so that the center member of the garment is positioned flat along the wearer's back and the straps are positioned to pad where the loop engages the wearer's chest or in the armpit region in a stabilizing manner. The circuits are sized to snugly fit the user and provide passive resistance, in a stabilizing fashion, to bending the shoulder forward.
    [0008] The device may also include a rigid anti-twist member disposed in the middle panel of the center garment member.
    [0009] The central garment member is preferably made of a durable fabric. In certain embodiments, the center garment member may have a displacement resistant surface. Preferably, the center garment member is sized to fit between the shoulder blade and prevent wrinkling.
    [00010] The circuits are preferably arranged on the central clothing member so that they do not touch or interfere with each other.
    [00011] Various dimensions are possible, however, in a preferred embodiment, each loop is between 3 to 12 inches long and each closed loop resistor tube is between 12 to 36 inches in circumference. For larger or smaller individuals (including children), other sizes larger or smaller can be provided (and the device can be customized for some individuals).
    [00012] Length (or tension) adjustment can also be provided for closed loop resistance tubes.
    [00013] In one embodiment, the device may be packaged with instructions regarding stretching or stretching/reinforcement type exercises.
    [00014] According to a second aspect of the invention, a method for using a dynamic stretching, strengthening and stabilizing device is provided for correction and re-education of posture. This device is as described above. The method requires the user to selectively proceed as follows: grab the handles and pull them in opposite directions so that they actively engage the resistance tubes in a stretch/reinforce mode; or position each circuit over one of the user's arms so that the central garment member is positioned flat along the user's back and the straps are positioned to pad the region where the circuit engages the user's chest, or in the armpit region, in a stabilizing manner; the circuits are sized to fit the user well and provide passive resistance, also stabilizing, with regard to the tendency to bend the shoulder forward.
    [00015] To remove the device from the stabilizer form, the user can take the straps, extend them out of the body to elastically stretch and widen the loops and remove them from the user's arms while the loops are stretched.
    [00016] For a flat transition from stabilizer mode to stretch/stabilizer mode, the user can also take the handles, extend them outside the user's body to elastically stretch and stretch the circuits, and removing them from the user's arms as they are stretched, thereby releasing the device to allow exercise, or stretching with the device in front of or behind the user (or above the user's head).
    [00017] Various movements are possible in stretch/reinforce mode. In one example, the user can extend their arms outward, with the device arranged above the user's head in a lateral stretching motion. This can also include a tilt to switch sides while the arms are extended outward. In another example, the user can extend the arms outward with the device behind the body in a first shoulder stretching motion. In yet another example, the user can extend the arms outwards, with the device arranged in front of the user's body, in a first chest movement. In a second movement of the chest, the user can extend the arms outwards with the device placed behind the head. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
    [00018] Figure 1 is a front view of a mode in stabilizer mode.
    [00019] Figure 2 is a front view of the device of Figure 1 in the stretching/reinforcing mode (with the resistance tubes extended/elongated).
    [00020] Figure 3 is a front view of the device not on a user (showing shrunk resistance tubes)
    [00021] Figures 4A - AB show a modality of a stretching movement of the chest, using the device of a stretching/reinforcing mode.
    [00022] Figures 5A-5C show an embodiment of a lateral stretching mode, using the device of a stretching/reinforcing mode.
    [00023] Figures 6A-6B show one modality of a shoulder stretch movement using the stretch/reinforce mode device.
    [00024] Figure 7 is a sectional view of the central garment member 3 showing the side rings 5 and the middle rectangular fabric portion 5 with an anti-twist member 4. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
    [00025] A device is provided to provide proper posture for a user and correct and re-educate incorrect posture. The device works dynamically - it seamlessly transitions between (i) stretch/reinforce (ii) and stabilization modes. These modes work synergistically to improve the user's posture and raise awareness of posture while strengthening the muscle groups that allow for good posture.
    [00026] The device is designed and constructed for use within a pre-set program of stretching and strengthening exercises that can typically be recommended for the correction of a bulging shoulder girdle (a term used to describe upper body posture ) and to be used post-exercise as a dynamic, non-restrictive device to be used for posture re-education. When used according to instructions, the device continuously exerts a gentle dynamic force on the user, effectively training the body to reposition it to the correct biomechanical posture via neurological reinforcement against physical restraint. This allows for a normal range of movement on the part of the user with greater feedback as the user moves away from their correct biomechanical position and decreasing feedback when they move in the correct biomechanical direction. In combination, the exercise instructions and neurological reinforcement aspects of the device and the use of the methodology re-educate the user, providing mobility, muscle strengthening and informing affected muscle groups about incorrect posture for increasing self-maintenance of the position. correct posture.
    [00027] When used in "wear" mode, the device stabilizes the shoulder girdle of the protruding shoulder. The muscles in the shoulder and thoracic spine area are stretched and strengthened when the device is used in stretch/stretch mode.
    [00028] Figure 3 is a basic view of the device, according to an embodiment of the present invention. The device has a pair of closed loop resistance tubes 1 and a central clothing member 3.
    [00029] As shown in Figure 7, the center garment member 3 preferably has a middle panel 5 and two side loops 6, separated by dotted lines 7 that define the side sleeves and separate them from the panel from the fabric portion ( where the anti-twist member 4 can be contained, as described below). The garment 3 is preferably made of a durable soft or solid material and can be provided in any shape (eg rectangular, triangular, polygonal, square, circular or other shape). A function of the garment 3 is to serve as a spacer, preventing interference between circuits 1. The central garment member 3 is preferably a comfortable fabric glove (eg nylon, canvas or other durable fabric or fabric mixture) , but other modalities are also possible. A fabric garment may also be particularly preferred for its light weight and non-irritating construction. Unlike plastic components, fabric garments do not create an area where sweat proliferates, or a sticky area on the wearer's back, but may be able to ventilate and/or unpleasant moisture. In certain embodiments, garment 3 can also be made to allow the wearer to open a front or rear panel (or one or both side sleeves separately) to allow for the removal or exchange of resistance tubes (eg, insert tubes of a different size or strength, or multiple tubes In that construction (not shown), the closure may be fastened by hook and loop strips, loops or other fastening devices known in the art.
    [00030] The garment may also be provided with a friction surface/texture to prevent wrinkling and/or may be provided with additional padding to provide comfort.
    [00031] Each of the loop resistance tubes 1 is slidably received in a side sleeve 6 of the center garment member 3 which positions the two loop resistance tubes 1 almost like a "figure of 8". Closed loop resistance tubes 1 can be formed by connecting a length of rubber cord thereto to form a circuit or "O". Alternatively, each circuit can be a continuous loop of rope. Closed loop resistance tubes 1 can be natural or synthetic rubber cords (or any elastic material capable of easily expanding and contracting while providing progressive resistance when the material is stretched). Although circuits are described here as "tubes", circuits made of solid material are also considered and can have any suitable cross-sectional shape.
    [00032] Closed loop resistance tubes 1 can vary in length depending on size and voltage required. They can be short, for example 12 to 35 inches. The device may further comprise an adjustment for the length and tension of the straps.
    [00033] A loop 2 can be mounted on each of the closed loop resistance tubes 1. When the device is used as in stabilization mode, the straps act as pillows or pads for the shoulders/armpits. When the device is used in exercise/stretch mode, the straps can be picked up by the user. The strap 2 can be comprised of foam, rubber or other comfortable material and can range from 3 to 12 inches in length (other dimensions being possible). It may also be desired, in certain embodiments, to provide a fixed handle (which does not move) or another form of hand handle (not necessarily in tube or ring form) or cushion/cushion.
    [00034] A rigid anti-twist member 4 (shown in figure 7) may be disposed within the middle panel 5 of the center garment member 3 to provide support for the wearer's back and resist shifting/wrinkling when being placed. The rigid anti-twist member 4 may be comprised of a durable plastic material in the form of a rod, or other solid material that holds the center garment against bending or shifting and keeps the device centered on the wearer's back when worn.
    [00035] Figure 1 illustrates the device used by the user. The device can be used any time the user wants to correct posture. The user simply grips the handle 2 with both hands, stretches the closed loop resistance tubes 1, inserts each arm into each tube, slides the tubes through the elbows and positions the straps 2 comfortably in place across the shoulders and/or under the armpits. The straps 2 provide a snug fit to the tubes 1 and prevent the resistance tubes from getting into the wearer's clothing and making volume. In combination, a pair of closed loop resistance tubes 1 and the center garment member 3 work to help the wearer keep the shoulder back and prevent the shoulders from projecting forward. Among other aspects, the anti-torsion rigid member 4 also functions to support the upper vertebrae.
    [00036] The device in stabilization mode will be considered to have a low profile and a low degree of interference with the user's movements. It can be worn substantially "invisibly" under the wearer's coat for a long period while working in the office, for example. In stabilization mode, the device is put on as a vest. Once demonstrated or illustrated (eg in package instructions), the function is simple for users to understand and does not require elaborate or hard-to-reach closures when it is placed or removed. In addition, the user does not have the feeling of being confined or trapped, although the device provides an awareness of the user's posture and gentle resistance against the forward projection of the shoulders. With gradual use, this awareness re-educates the user, making them aware of posture, even when not using the device.
    [00037] Figure 2 illustrates the device in use in the stretch/reinforce mode. For use as a stretching device, the user typically takes the handles and moves the device to a desired position to stretch each individual muscle group. A stretching program will typically include stretching for the chest, shoulders, biceps, triceps, or back. For use as an exercise device, the user grips the handle with both hands to make each individual muscle group work in the exercise form. A user will typically do exercises to make each individual muscle group work in the exercise form.
    [00038] This device helps the user to have good posture. He improves poor posture by re-educating the shoulders to maintain a neutral posture; it also helps to stretch contracted muscles; It strengthens weak muscles and provides support and stabilizer for the shoulder region.
    [00039] Some examples of possible stretching exercises are shown in figures 4A-6B. In Figures 4A-4B, two forms of chest stretching are shown. In Figure 5A, a high elongation, LAT, is shown. As shown in Figures 5B, 5C, the device can be held elevated in an extended fashion and the user can lean sideways to stretch and stretch the LAT and lateral muscles. In Figures 6A-6B, a shoulder stretch is illustrated. Since there is a robust part and a flexible part of the chest, the LAT and shoulder muscles are key muscles for posture, the stretch/reinforcement mode of the device also serves as a correction/therapeutic purpose of posture. When the user is tired, the device can be used to prolong the stretching/strengthening effect and maintain good posture.
    [00040] In stabilization mode, user can also stretch on a smaller scale (eg shrug or thrust forward for resistance). It will also be considered that the movements can be added to other bodily activities and can be part of a larger program such as aerobics, core strengthening, or yoga-like activities (just to name a few examples). The device can also be used when exercising (for example, to get a better position when doing weight training or while running).
    [00041] The scope of the claims shall not be limited to the preferred embodiments specified in the examples. The scope should be wide, without departing from the description as a whole.
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    Claims (15)
    [0001]
    1. Dynamic stretching, strengthening and stabilizing device for correcting and re-educating a wearer's posture, comprising: a central garment member (3) having a middle panel (5) and two side straps (6, 6'); characterized by a pair of closed circuit resistance tubes (1, 1'), each closed circuit resistance tube or rope being slidably received in one of the side lugs (6, 6') of the central clothing element (3) ; flexible loops (2, 2') disposed on each closed-loop resistance tube or cord and slidable along the closed-loop resistance tube or cord; wherein the pair of closed loop resistor tubes or cords (1, 1') are spaced apart by the side sleeves (6, 6') of the central clothing element (3); wherein the loops (2, 2') are configured to be gripped by the user and pulled in opposite directions to actively engage the closed loop resistance tubes or strands (1,1') in a stretch/reinforce mode; and each closed-loop resistance tube or cord (1, 1') being positionable over one of the wearer's arms such that the center garment member (3) is positionable against the wearer's back and the straps (2, 2 ') are positionable to cushion where the closed-loop resistance tube or cords (1, 1') engage the wearer's pectoral or axillary region in a stabilization mode; closed loop resistance tubes or cords (1, 1') being sized to fit the user perfectly and provide passive resistance against forward shoulder bend in stabilization mode.
    [0002]
    2. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that it further comprises a rigid member (4), anti-torsion, disposed within the central panel (5) of the central garment member (3).
    [0003]
    3. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the central clothing member (3) is of a durable fabric.
    [0004]
    4. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the central clothing member (3) has a displacement-resistant surface.
    [0005]
    5. Device according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the central clothing member (3) is dimensioned to be between the user's shoulder blade and prevent upward displacement.
    [0006]
    6. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the closed circuit resistance tubes or cords (1, 1') are arranged in the central clothing member (3), so that the resistance tubes or cords loop circuits (1, 1') do not touch or interfere with each other.
    [0007]
    7. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that each handle (2, 2') is between 7.62 cm (3 inches) and 30.48 cm (12 inches) in length.
    [0008]
    8. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that each closed circuit resistance tube (1, 1') is between 30.48 cm (12 inches) to 9.44 cm (36 inches) in circumference .
    [0009]
    9. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that it further comprises: a) a length adjustment for the closed circuit resistance tubes (1, 1'), or b) a voltage adjustment for the tubes or closed loop resistance cords (1, 1').
    [0010]
    10. Device according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the device is packed with instructions to perform stretches or exercises in stretching / strengthening mode.
    [0011]
    11. Method of using a dynamic stretching, strengthening, and stabilizing device to correct and re-educate a user's posture, characterized by the fact that the device has: a central garment member (3) having a middle panel (5) and two side sleeves (6, 6'); a pair of closed-loop resistance tubes (1, 1'), each closed-loop resistance tube or cord being slidable within one of the side sleeves (6, 6') of the center garment member (3); flexible loops (2, 2') disposed on each closed-loop resistance tube or cable (1, 1') and slidable along the closed-loop resistance tube or cord; wherein the pair of closed loop resistor tubes or cords (1, 1') are spaced apart by the side sleeves (6, 6') of the central clothing element (3); the method comprising the user selectively: gripping the handles (2, 2') and pulling in opposite directions to actively engage the resistance tubes or strands (1, 1') in a stretch/reinforce mode; or position each closed circuit resistance tube or cable (1, 1') over one of the user's arms so that the central element of clothing (3) is positioned horizontally against the user's back and the straps (2, 2 ') are positioned to cushion where each closed loop resistance tube or cable (1, 1') engages the user's pectoral or axillary region in a stabilization mode; each closed loop resistance tube or cord (1, 1') being sized to fit the user comfortably and providing passive resistance against forward shoulder bend in stabilization mode.
    [0012]
    12 Method according to claim 11, characterized in that it further comprises: a) removing the device from the stabilization mode, holding the handles (2, 2'), extending the handles (2, 2') out of the body of the user to stretch and elastically increase the closed circuit resistance tubes or cords (1, 1') and remove the closed circuit resistance tubes or cords (1, 1') from the user's arms while the resistance tubes or cords of the closed loop (1, 1') are increased, or b) smoothly transition from stabilization mode to stretch/stretch mode by holding the handles (2, 2'), extending the handles (2, 2' ) out of the user's body to elastically stretch and extend the closed circuit resistance tubes or strands (1, 1') and remove the closed circuit resistance tubes or strands (1, 1') from the user's arms while the closed circuit resistance tubes or cords (1, 1') are increased, releasing thus the device to allow exercising or stretching with the device in front or behind the user.
    [0013]
    13. Method according to claim 11, characterized in that the stretching / strengthening mode comprises extending the arms outwards, with the device raised above the user's head in a wide stretching movement.
    [0014]
    14. Method according to claim 13, characterized in that it further comprises tilting to alternate sides while the arms are extended outwards.
    [0015]
    15. Method according to claim 11, characterized in that a) the stretching/strengthening mode comprises extending the arms outwards with the device arranged behind the user's body in a shoulder stretching motion, or b) the stretching/strengthening mode comprises extending the arms outward with the device disposed in front of the user's body in a first chest stretching movement, or c) the stretching/strengthening mode comprises extending the arms outward with the device disposed behind the user's head in a second chest stretching movement.
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