EP2367604A1 - Vorrichtung zum lernen und trainieren des golfschwungs - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zum lernen und trainieren des golfschwungsInfo
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- EP2367604A1 EP2367604A1 EP09760127A EP09760127A EP2367604A1 EP 2367604 A1 EP2367604 A1 EP 2367604A1 EP 09760127 A EP09760127 A EP 09760127A EP 09760127 A EP09760127 A EP 09760127A EP 2367604 A1 EP2367604 A1 EP 2367604A1
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- Prior art keywords
- guide element
- guide
- golf club
- cable
- fastening
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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
- A63B69/3621—Contacting or non-contacting mechanical means for guiding the swing
- A63B69/36211—Mechanical guides guiding the club head end during the complete swing, e.g. rails
- A63B69/36212—Mechanical guides guiding the club head end during the complete swing, e.g. rails with a flexible member fixed on the club and rotating around a fixed supporting point
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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
- A63B69/3621—Contacting or non-contacting mechanical means for guiding the swing
- A63B69/36211—Mechanical guides guiding the club head end during the complete swing, e.g. rails
- A63B69/36213—Mechanical guides guiding the club head end during the complete swing, e.g. rails with arm or rod fixed on the club and rotating around a fixed supporting point
Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for learning and training the golf swing with a frame comprising at least a first support member. Furthermore, the device comprises at least one first guide element for guiding a golf club, which is connected by means of a first connecting element with the first carrier element. At the end of the first guide element opposite the first carrier element, a golf club can be fastened by means of a fastening element.
- a golf club exerciser with a saddle for attachment to the hips of a golfer, with a first arrangement which guides the saddle in lateral movements during the golf stroke, and with a second arrangement operatively attached to the saddle
- the first arrangement connects and which promotes a rotational movement of the saddle about a first axis during the backswing of a golfer and promotes a rotational movement of the saddle about a second axis during the pass-through.
- the lateral support means which are height-adjustable based on base elements, a guide track in the form of a flat or wound strip with loop-shaped configuration, which represents a Golfschlä- gangsschwingweg and pivotally between the lateral support - mitein to the pivotal adjustment is relatively complained includes.
- a sled is slidably mounted on the track.
- the golf training device has bearing means for contacting opposite surfaces of the guide track and means for attaching the golf chute.
- the pivotable adjustability of the track with respect to the lateral support means is independent of the height adjustability of the lateral support means.
- the means for securing the golf club shaft include clamping means whereby the shaft can be fixed so that it is not axially movable, wherein the clamping means are supported by an elongated shaft connecting member which is axially adjustable with respect to the carriage in a direction transverse to the track.
- a disadvantage of the golf training device is, on the one hand, that due to the rigid guide track, the natural movement of a golf swing is only possible in certain areas. For example, the leadership of the golf club behind the body at the end of the golf swing is not possible. On the other hand, the complex construction of the device leads to a complicated handling and high costs.
- the device has a frame which comprises at least a first carrier element. Furthermore, the device comprises at least a first guide element for guiding a golf club, which by means of a first connecting element is connected to the first carrier element. Furthermore, the device has at least a second and a third guide element, wherein the second guide element is connected to the first guide element and by means of a second connecting element with the frame and wherein the third guide tangential element with the first guide and connected by means of a third connecting element with the frame is. At the end of the first guide element opposite the first carrier element, a golf club can be fastened by means of a first fastening element.
- the first guide member of the golf club is performed while performing a golf swing by a golfer on the correct for a golf swing trajectory.
- the correct movement of the first guide element is supported by the second and third guide elements.
- the golfer is directly connected to the device via no elements.
- the golf club is connected only selement over the first fastener to the first guide. Thus, a natural design of the golf swing is possible and the golf club out on the correct trajectory.
- the frame comprises a second carrier element, at the first end of which the second guide element is fastened by means of the second connecting element and at whose second end opposite the first end the third guide element is fastened by means of the third connecting element.
- This symmetrical arrangement of the second and the third guide member the correct, uniform guidance of the first guide member and thus the golf club is supported.
- a fourth guide element is provided, wherein the fourth guide element is connected to the first guide element and can be fastened to the first guide element opposite end of the fourth guide element of the golf clubs by means of a second fastening element.
- the second fastening element is designed for fastening the golf club with the fourth guide element.
- the golf club can be fastened to the fourth guide element below the handle of the golf club with the aid of the second fastening element.
- a fifth guide is provided dement, wherein the fifth guide element is connected to the first guide element and is connected by means of an eighth connecting element with the frame. It is particularly advantageous if the fifth guide element is connected to the first guide element below the point at which the second and / or third guide element is connected to the first guide element.
- the fifth guide element is preferably connected to the first guide element with the aid of a ninth connection element.
- both the fourth and the fifth guide element are provided. Furthermore, it is advantageous for the second guide element, the third guide element and the fourth guide element to be connected to the first guide element by means of a fourth connection element.
- the connection of the four guide elements in only one point ensures a uniform dynamic movement of the first guide element and thus of the golf club during the execution of a golf swing.
- the second guide element may be connected to the first guide element by means of a fifth connection element, the third guide element by means of a sixth connection element and the fourth guide element by means of a seventh connection element such that the fifth connection element, the sixth connection element and the seventh connection element each have the same distance from the first guide element Have fastener for attaching the golf club.
- the first, second, third, fourth and / or fifth guide element are bands. It is particularly advantageous that the respective bands are elastic bands.
- the bands may be made of rubber, for example. This ensures that in case of errors in the execution of the golf swing not suddenly large forces on the ements with the aid of the fastener with the first guide golf clubs and the golf swing exporting golfers act. As a result, damage to the golf club and / or the device can be avoided. Furthermore, injury to the golfer is prevented.
- the first, second, third, fourth and / or fifth guide element can be cables and / or cords. It is advantageous that the respective ropes or cords are elastic ropes or cords.
- the first, second, third, fourth and / or fifth guide elements each comprise a first cable and a second cable.
- the second rope has greater elasticity than the first rope.
- the second cable is attached to a first location of the first cable via a third fastener and to a second location of the first cable via a fourth fastener, wherein in an unloaded condition, the length of the first cable between the first location and the second location is greater than the length of the second cable between the location of the second cable where the fasteners are located. In the unloaded state, no external loads act on the first rope.
- the second cable is preferably tensioned in the unloaded condition, whereas the first cable forms a loop between the first location and the second location.
- the elastic extension of the second cable and the resulting flattening of the loop of the first cable is a measure of the energy or force that the golfer puts into the golf swing. Due to the elastic extension of the second cable and the flattening of the loop of the first cable, the player can easily estimate the energy or force transferred into the golf swing even for the part of the golf swing that takes place outside his field of vision. It is advantageous if the third fastening element and / or the fourth fastening element are clamps. This ensures that the second rope is fastened in a simple manner to the first rope and detachable from the first rope. In particular, this achieves a length adjustment of the guide element.
- the frame comprises a holder
- the frame comprises a third support member and when the first support member is connected by means of the third support member in such a way with the holder that between the support member and the holder is an acute angle , In this way, a stable attachment of the first support member is achieved on the holder and increases the life of the device.
- the fourth carrier element is preferably arranged vertically, wherein a first end of the fourth carrier element contacts the second carrier element at a location which is opposite to the location at which the first carrier element is supported on the second carrier element. As a result, the stability of the frame is increased.
- the first carrier element and the second carrier element are each axially, in particular vertically, slidably connected to the holder.
- the height of the first and the second carrier element can be adjusted in a simple manner.
- the first fastening element for fastening the golf club with the first guide element is designed such that the golf club on the hosel of the club head of the Golfschlä- gers, on the ferrule of the golf club or on the club head facing the end of the shaft of the golf club with the aid of the first fastening element on the guide element can be fastened.
- the first guide element is connected to the first carrier element by means of the first connecting element such that the distance between the end of the first carrier element which is connected to the first guide element and the fastening element for attachment of the golf club is variable ,
- the distance between the end of the first carrier element which is connected to the first guide element and the fastening element for attachment of the golf club is variable .
- the second guide element and the third guide element it is advantageous to connect the second guide element and the third guide element to the frame in such a way that the connection point of the second and the third guide element, which is connected to the frame, is variable.
- the second guide element, the third guide element, the fourth guide element and the fifth guide element it is advantageous for the second guide element, the third guide element, the fourth guide element and the fifth guide element to be connected to the first guide element such that the connection point between the first guide element and the second guide element, the connection point between the first guide element and the third guide element, the connection point between the first guide element and the fourth guide element and the connection point between the first guide element and the fourth sensing element both on the first guide element and on the second or third or fourth or fifth guide element can be changed in the longitudinal direction of the guide elements.
- the second and third guide element can be adjusted so that they are horizontal regardless of the height adjustment of the first guide element. Furthermore, it is possible to adjust the second guide element and the third guide element in such a way that the first guide element is arranged independently of the adjustment of the height of the first guide element parallel to the holding length and orthogonal to the second guide element and to the third guide element. As a result, an individual adjustability of the device in dependence on the golfer using the device is made possible and nevertheless at any time a guidance of the golf club on a correct trajectory is ensured.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective illustration of a device for learning and training the golf swing and a golf club connected to the device;
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of a side view of the device according to FIG. 1,
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a top view of the device according to FIGS. 1 and 2
- Figure 4 is a schematic representation of a frame ;
- FIG. 5 a schematic representation of a guide element in an unloaded state
- Figure 6 is a schematic representation of the guide element of Figure 5 in a loaded state.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic perspective illustration of a device 10 for learning and training the golf swing and a golf club 12 connected to the device 10.
- the golf club 12 includes a handle 14, a shaft 16 and a scaler head 18.
- the device 10 has a frame 20.
- the frame 20 includes four support members 22, 24, 26, 84 and a bracket 28.
- the bracket 28 includes four holes 30a to 30d, with the help of the bracket 28 and thus the device 10 at a not shown suspension element for fastening the device 10 by means of suitable fasteners, preferably screws, can be attached.
- a suspension element to which the device 10 is attached may, for example, be a wall or a special scaffold or frame for mounting the device 10 for learning and training the golf swing.
- the second carrier element 24 is fixedly connected to the holder 28 by means of three screws (not shown in FIG. 1).
- the first carrier element 22 is supported by a first end of the carrier element 22 on the second carrier element 24. Further, the first support member 22 by means of of the third support member 26 connected to the bracket 28.
- the third support member 26 is fixedly connected by means of a screw, not shown, with the support rail 28.
- the first carrier element 22 is connected by means of the third carrier element 26 with the holder 28 such that between the first carrier element 22 and the holder 28 is an acute angle.
- the third carrier element 26 is arranged horizontally.
- the support member 22 is thus connected by means of the second support member 24 and the third support member 26 and the direct contact of the first end of the support member 22 with the bracket 28 fixed and rotationally fixed to the bracket 28.
- the fourth support member 84 is disposed vertically with a first end of the fourth support member 84 contacting the second support member 24 at a location opposite the location at which the first support member 22 is supported on the second support member 24.
- the fourth support member 84 is fixedly connected to the support bracket 28 by means of at least one screw, not shown in FIG.
- the device 10 comprises five guide elements 32, 34, 36, 54, 80.
- the guide elements 32, 34, 36, 54, 80 are advantageously elastic bands.
- the bands 32, 34, 36, 54, 80 may be made of rubber.
- ropes and / or cords may be used instead of bands 32, 34, 36, 54, 80.
- elastic ropes and / or cords it is advantageous to use elastic ropes and / or cords.
- the golf club 12 is forced by the resilient action of the elastic bands 32, 34, 36, 54 with an even greater force on the optimal trajectory, the greater the deviation of the current position of the golf club 12 from the optimal position of the golf club 12 s ,
- the first guide element 32 is connected via a first connecting element 38 with the second end of the carrier element 22 opposite the first end of the first carrier element 22.
- a suitable first fastener 46 At the first support member 22 opposite end of the first guide member 32 of the golf club 12 is attached by means of a suitable first fastener 46.
- the first fastening element 46 is preferably embodied such that the first guide element 32 can be fastened by means of the fastening element 46 to the hosel of the club head 18 of the golf club 12, to the ferrule of the golf club 12 or to the end of the shaft 16 of the golf club 12 facing the club head 18.
- Hosel that piece of the club head 18 is referred to, in which the shaft 16 is used.
- the ferrule is a small plastic sleeve which is slid onto the shaft 16 at the point where it emerges from the club head 18.
- the first guide member 32 may be directly connected to the golf club 12 without a fastener 46.
- the first guide element 32 can be knotted to the golf club 12.
- a first end of the fourth guiding element 54 is connected to the golf carrier 12 via a suitable second fastening element 56.
- the second fastening element 56 is preferably designed such that the fourth guide selement 54 can be fastened by means of the fastening element 56 below the handle 14 of the golf club 12 on the golf club 12.
- the fourth guide member 54 may be directly connected to the golf club 12 without a fastener 56.
- the fourth guide element 54 can be knotted to the golf club 12.
- the second guide element 34 is connected to the second carrier element 24 with the aid of a second connecting element 40.
- the third guide member 36 is connected via a third Gebssei ement 42 with the second support member 24.
- the second guide member 34, the third guide member 36 and the fourth guide member 54 by means of a fourth connecting member 44 with the first guide member 32 and connected to each other.
- the second guide element 34 and the third guide element 36 are arranged such that they run horizontally and form an isosceles triangle together with the second carrier element 24.
- the fifth guide element 80 is connected by means of an eighth connecting element 82 to the second end of the fourth carrier element 84 opposite the first end.
- the fifth guide element 80 is preferably not tensioned in the position of the device 10 for learning and training the golf swing shown in FIG. 1, as shown in FIG. 1, but hangs downwards.
- the fifth guide member 80 is connected via a ninth connection selement 86 with the first guide member 32. The distance of the ninth connection is less than the distance of the fourth connecting element 44 to the first fastening element 46th
- the connecting elements 38, 40, 42, 44, 82 may be joints, for example.
- the guide elements 32, 34, 36, 54, 80 serve to guide the golf club 12 on the correct trajectory when a golf swing is carried out by a golfer (not shown in FIG. 1).
- the correct trajectory is indicated by the double arrow A.
- the first guide element 32 is held at the correct distance from the holder 28.
- the correct guidance of the golf club 12 is supported by the first guide selement 32 and ensured the correct execution of the golf swing by the golfer.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of a side view of the device 10 according to FIG. Elements with the same structure or the same function have the same reference characters.
- the third support element 26 is connected by means of a screw 48 fixed to the bracket 28.
- the first guide element 32 has a plurality of holes at the end facing the first carrier element 22.
- One of these holes is identified by the reference numeral 50 by way of example. With the help of the holes 50, a height adjustment of the first guide member 32 is possible.
- the first guide element 32 by means of a pin, not shown, which is guided through one of the holes 50, connected to the first support member 22.
- the second guide element 34, the third guide element 36 concealed in FIG. 2 by the second guide element 34 and the fifth guide element 80 each have a plurality of holes at both ends.
- the first guide member 32 has a plurality of holes at the portion where it is connected to the second guide member 34 and the third guide member 36 and at the portion where it joins with the fifth guide member 80.
- the second guide element 34 and the third guide element 36 are always adjustable independently of the adjustment of the height of the first guide element 32 such that the second guide element 34 and the third guide element 36 extend horizontally.
- the fourth guide member 54 has a plurality of holes at the end where it is connected to the first guide member 32.
- the height adjustability of the first guide element 32, the longitudinal and vertical adjustability of the second guide element 34, the third guide element 36 and the fifth Guide element 80 and the adjustability of the fourth guide member 54 is achieved, that the device 10 is individually on the golfer, who trains on the device 10 or learns his golf swing, is adjustable.
- the adjustment of the device 10 may in particular be made depending on the age, the size and / or the athleticism of the golfer. Due to the adjustability of the fourth guide element 54, the angle between the shaft 16 of the golf club 12 and the first guide element 32 can be adjusted.
- connection of the second guide element 34 with the second carrier element 24, the third guide element 36 with the second carrier element 24 and the fifth guide element 80 with the fourth carrier element 84 also takes place with the aid of pins.
- connection of the second guide element 34 with the second carrier element 24, the third guide element 36 with the second carrier element 24 and the fifth guide element 80 with the fourth carrier element 84 by means of movable connections.
- the connection of the first guide element 32 with the second guide element 34, the third guide element 36 and the fourth guide element 54 or the connection of all guide elements 32, 34, 36, 54 takes place with the aid of a pin and a counter element complementary to the pin.
- connection of the fifth guide member 80 with the first guide member 32 by means of a pin and a pin complementary to the counter element.
- the guide elements 32, 34, 36, 54 may be guided by bores of a ball having a plurality of bores and fastened by clamping screws on the ball. This will be an easy one Manageable height or length adjustability of the guide elements
- connecting elements 38 to 44, 82, 86 joints may be.
- connection setti 38 to 44, 82, 86 push buttons, with the help of a height and longitudinal adjustment of the guide elements 32, 34, 36, 54, 80 is made possible in a simple manner.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a top view of the device 10 according to FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the second carrier element 24 is fixedly connected to the holder rail 28 by means of three screws 52a to 52c.
- the fourth support member 84 is fixedly connected by means of a screw 88 with the bracket 28.
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic perspective view of an alternative embodiment of the frame.
- the frame 60 comprises three carrier elements 62, 64, 84 and a holder 66.
- the holder 66 comprises four holes, of which only three holes 68a to 68c are visible in FIG. With the aid of bores 68a to 68c, the holder 66 can be fastened to a suspension element (not shown) for fastening the device 10 by means of suitable connecting elements, preferably screws.
- the carrier element 62 and the second carrier element 64 are each firmly connected to a carriage 72, 74.
- the holder 66 has a groove shaped recess 70 whose width corresponds approximately to the width of the carriage 72, 74.
- the carriages 72, 74 are mounted in the groove-shaped recess 70 such that the carriages 72, 74 are displaceable in the direction of the double arrow B.
- the carriages 72, 74 can each be connected in a stationary manner to the holder 66 by means of at least one fixing element 76, 78.
- the locking elements 76, 78 are preferably screws.
- the carriages 72, 74 can be fixed by means of the locking elements 76, 78 at any position within the groove-shaped recess 70, so that a continuous locking of the carriages 72, 74 and thus of the carrier elements 62, 64 is possible.
- the groove-shaped recess 70 is advantageously arranged vertically, so that a height adjustment of the first support member 62 and the second support member 64 is possible by moving the carriage 72, 74.
- a height adjustment of the support members 62, 64 and the position and orientation of the guide elements 32, 34, 36, 54 is changed.
- the device 10 can be set even more precisely to the individual needs of the golfer who trains his golf swing with the aid of the device 10.
- the fourth carrier element 84 is preferably arranged vertically and stationary. It is arranged such that its longitudinal axis and the longitudinal axis of the holder 66 lie on a straight line.
- FIG. 5 shows a schematic representation of a guide element 90 in an unloaded state.
- the guide member 90 includes a first cable 92 and a second cable 94.
- a first end of the second cable 94 is attached to a first location of the first cable 92 via a first clamp 96 and a second end 94 of the second cable 94 opposite the first end a second clamp 98 is attached to a second location of the first cable 92.
- the cable length of the first cable 92 between the first and second locations is greater than the length of the second cable 94 so that the first cable 92 forms a loop between the first and second locations.
- the second cable 94 has a greater elasticity than the first cable 92.
- the second cable 94 is made in particular of rubber, whereas the first cable 92 is extensively rigid. Alternatively, ribbons and / or cords may be used instead of ropes 92, 94. In the unloaded state shown in FIG. 5, no external loads act on the first cable 92.
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic perspective view of the guide element 90 according to FIG. 5 in a loaded state.
- the first cable 92 is loaded in the longitudinal direction with a force which is indicated by the arrows C, D at the ends of the first cable 92.
- the guide element 90 according to FIGS. 5 and 6 can be used instead of one of the five guide elements 32, 34, 36, 54, 80 of the device 10 for learning and training the golf swing according to FIGS. 1 to 3.
- a plurality of the guide elements 32, 34, 36, 54, 80 of the device 10 or all guide elements 32, 34, 36, 54, 80 the device 10 are replaced by guide elements 90 according to the exemplary embodiment shown in Figures 5 and 6.
- the first cable 92 of the guide member 90 is loaded by a tensile force.
- the pulling force introduced at the ends of the first cable 92 is transmitted between the first position of the first cable 92 and the second position of the first cable 92 by the second cable 94, so that the second cable 94 is loaded with the same tensile force as the first Cable 92.
- the loop formed between the first and the second position of the first cable 92 is unloaded despite a load of the first cable 92 with a tensile force.
- the elastic second cable 94 By the load of the guide member 90 by a tensile force, the elastic second cable 94 is elastically deformed, so that the length of the second cable 94 in the loaded state of Figure 6 is greater than in the unloaded state of Figure 5.
- the extension of the second cable 94 is the formed between the first and the second point of the first rope 92 loop of the rope 92 flattened.
- the extension of the second cable 94 or the flattening of the loop of the first cable 92 is greater, the greater the tensile force introduced into the guide element 90.
- the extension of the second cable 94 is proportional to the tensile force.
- the extension of the second cable 94 and the flattening of the loop of the first cable 92 is a measure of the force exerted by the golfer on the guide member 90 in performing the golf swing and thus also a measure of the energy transferred by the golfer to the golf swing.
- the golfer exercising with the aid of the device 10 can easily recognize which force or which energy he puts in the individual phases of his golf swing in these.
- the force transmitted in the golf swing force or Energy can be estimated by the extension of the second cable 94 and flattening of the loop for the part of the golf swing, in which the golf club is out of his field of vision.
- the guide element 90 can be individually adapted to the golfer exercising with the aid of the device 10. In particular, this achieves a length adjustment of the guide element 90. The larger the loop of the first cable 92 is formed, the smaller the length of the guide element 90.
- the clamps 96, 98 instead of the clamps 96, 98, other suitable fastening elements for fastening the second cable 94 to the first cable 92 may be provided.
- one end or both ends of the second cable 94 may be permanently connected to the first cable 92.
- the first cable 92 and the second cable 94 may be integrally formed. LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS
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