JP2018015069A - Fascia release aid - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a fascia release assisting tool effective for recovery from bust droop and abdominal bulging (poccoli stomach). A first restraining part (31) for holding a user's hand indicating finger (2) and pinky finger (5) close to each other on the back side of the hand with respect to a middle finger (3) and a ring finger (4), and an indicating finger (2) and a thumb (1). A fascia release assisting device including a second restraining portion 32 that is held in a state of being brought close to each other. A shallow forearm line and a deep forearm that run in front of the user's arm line by holding the thumb 1, the indicating finger 2, and the little finger 5 in a state of being approached by the first restraining part 31 and the second restraining part 32 The line and the shallow and deep hind arm lines that run behind the arm line are stimulated. Stimulations on the front and back of the arm line to the shallow arm line and the deep arm line are transmitted from the back of the neck to the trapezius that spreads over the scapula and stimulates the location. This stimulation continuously releases the fascia. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a fascial release assisting device that facilitates adjustment of the fascia of a human body (fascial release).

  The human body is covered with fascia throughout the body. Fascia is a membrane with elastic fibers that wrap around individual muscles, muscle groups, organs, glands, and the like of the human body. For example, the forehead to the back is covered with a single fascia, and the front is in a state where the lower fascia is hanging from the face. The fascia is slackened, contracted, or twisted when a bad posture or biased motion is continued for a long time, and the muscle balance deteriorates due to the fascia becoming in such a state.

  In modern society, people often live for a long time, such as desk work, personal computer work, and mobile phone operation, with a slanted attitude and biased movement. Due to the forward bending posture, the fascia in front of the body is greatly loosened and the muscle balance is lost. Then, the posture gets worse, and breathing becomes shallow accordingly. Eventually, it may cause bust drooping or abdominal swelling (poccoli stomach).

  In recent years, fascial release has attracted attention as a therapy for restoring muscle balance by releasing the loosening, contraction, and twisting of fascia. Fascia release is a therapy that releases fascia sagging, contraction, and twist with a gentle, continuous stretch. It is effective to perform fascia release continuously over time while considering the connection of fascia.

By Thomas W. Myers, Hideyuki Itaba / Translated by Shinichiro Ishii, “Anatomy Train Fascia Meridians for Manual Exercise Therapy”, 3rd Edition, Medical School, May 2016 Moon

  The inventor of the present application has conducted extensive studies on the therapy for restoring bust drooping and abdominal bulging (poccoli stomach), and as a result, the fascia is released to the fascia on the front and back of the human body by stimulating the fingers. It was found that this is effective.

  In addition, since it is effective to perform fascia release continuously over time, the inventor of the present application is not a temporary fascia release by a technique or the like, but a means for performing a continuous fascia release We studied diligently. As a result, the inventor of the present application has obtained knowledge that the user can wear a fascia that promotes fascial release, thereby enabling continuous fascia release.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a fascia release assisting tool effective for recovery from bust droop and abdominal bulging (poccoli stomach).

  The fascia release assisting device of the present invention includes a first restraining part that holds the user's hand indicating finger and little finger close to each other on the back side of the hand with respect to the middle finger and ring finger, and the indicating finger and thumb to each other. And a second restraining portion for holding in a state of being brought close to.

  According to the fascia release assisting device of the present invention, the first restraining portion and the second restraining portion warp the user's thumb, index finger, and little finger when the user wears the fascial release assisting tool on the hand. Hold in close proximity. This stimulates the shallow and deep forearm lines that run in front of the user's arm line, and the shallow and deep forearm lines that run behind the arm line. Stimulations on the front and back of the arm line to the shallow arm line and the deep arm line are transmitted from the back of the neck to the trapezius that spreads over the scapula and stimulates the location. Due to this stimulation, the fascia release is continuously performed, the large sagging of the fascia on the front surface of the user is eliminated, and the fascia on the back surface returns to the original position from the stretched state. For this reason, posture improves naturally, bust droop is eliminated, and it leads to bust improvement. Furthermore, since the chest is opened when the posture is improved, deep breathing is obtained, and the swelling of the abdomen is also suppressed.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a state in which the right hand assisting tool of the fascia release assisting tool according to the embodiment of the present invention is mounted on the user's right hand and viewed from the back side of the user's hand. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which the right hand auxiliary tool is attached to the right hand of the user and viewed from the palm side of the user. FIG. 3 is a front view (back side of the hand) of the right hand auxiliary tool. FIG. 4 is a rear view (palm side) of the right-hand auxiliary tool. FIG. 5 is a top view of the first restraining portion, the second restraining portion, and the third restraining portion of the right hand assisting tool.

A fascia release assisting device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a first restraining portion that holds an indication finger and a little finger of a user's hand in a state of being close to each other on the back side of the hand with respect to a middle finger and a ring finger,
A second restraining portion that holds the index finger and the thumb in a state of approaching each other (first configuration).

  According to the above configuration, when the user wears the fascial release assisting tool on the hand, the first restraining part and the second restraining part are brought close to each other while curving the thumb, the index finger, and the little finger of the user's hand. Hold on. This stimulates the shallow and deep forearm lines that run in front of the user's arm line, and the shallow and deep forearm lines that run behind the arm line. Stimulations on the front and back of the arm line to the shallow arm line and the deep arm line are transmitted from the back of the neck to the trapezius that spreads over the scapula and stimulates the location. Due to this stimulation, the fascia release is continuously performed, the large sagging of the fascia on the front surface of the user is eliminated, and the fascia on the back surface returns to the original position from the stretched state. For this reason, posture improves naturally, bust droop is eliminated, and it leads to bust improvement. Furthermore, since the chest is opened when the posture is improved, deep breathing is obtained, and the swelling of the abdomen is also suppressed.

  The first configuration may further include a third restraining portion that holds the middle finger and the ring finger close to each other (second configuration).

  According to the above configuration, when the user wears the fascial release assisting tool on the hand, the third restraining portion holds the middle finger and the ring finger of the user's hand in a state of approaching each other. This makes it easier to warp the thumb, index and pinky fingers of the user's hand, and the shallow and deep forearm lines that run in front of the user's arm line, and the shallow forearm line and deep that run behind the arm line. Stimulus is surely applied to the arm line, and continuous fascia release by this stimulus is effectively performed.

In the first or second configuration, the first restraining portion includes:
An index finger holding unit for holding the index finger;
Holding the little finger, and having a little finger holding part connected to the indicating finger holding part,
The second restraining portion is
The index finger holding unit;
While holding the thumb 1, it may also have a thumb holding part connected to the index finger holding part (third configuration).

  According to the above configuration, when the user wears the fascial release assisting tool in his / her hand, the user's finger holding unit, the little finger holding unit, and the thumb holding unit that constitute the first restraining unit and the second restraining unit are used. The index finger, little finger and thumb of the hand are securely held. Therefore, it is possible to reliably give a stimulus to the shallow forearm line and the deep forearm line that run in front of the user's arm line, and to the shallow and deep forearm line that run in the back of the arm line. Can effectively produce sustained fascia release.

In any one of the first to third configurations, the third restraining portion includes:
You may have a middle finger ring finger holding | maintenance part which hold | maintains the said middle finger and the said ring finger in the state which mutually approached by inserting the said middle finger and the said ring finger into a common hole part (4th structure).

  According to the above configuration, when the user wears the fascial release assisting tool in the hand, the middle finger ring finger holding unit constituting the third restraining unit is brought into a state in which the middle finger and the ring finger of the user's hand are brought close to each other. Hold. This makes it easier to warp the thumb, index and pinky fingers of the user's hand, and the shallow and deep forearm lines that run in front of the user's arm line, and the shallow forearm line and deep that run behind the arm line. The arm line is surely stimulated, and the continuous fascia release by this stimulation is effectively performed.

  In any one of the first to fourth configurations, the first restraining portion and the second restraining portion may make the palm side stretchability higher than the palm back stretchability (fifth configuration). .

  According to the above configuration, since the elasticity of the palm side is higher than the elasticity of the back of the hand, the user's thumb, index finger, and little finger with the fascia release aid on the hand. Tends to warp. For this reason, the shallow and deep forearm lines that run in front of the user's arm line, and the shallow and deep forearm lines that run in the back of the arm line are surely stimulated, and the continuous muscles generated by this stimulation Membrane release is effectively performed.

In any one of the first to fifth configurations, the apparatus includes a right hand assist tool to be worn on the user's right hand and a left hand assist tool to be worn on the user's left hand, the right hand aid and the left hand aid. The ingredients are
A first covering part mainly covering the back of the hand;
A second covering part mainly covering the palm;
An accommodation portion configured to contain the first covering portion and the second covering portion, and accommodating a hand;
And an opening for inserting a hand into the accommodating portion (sixth configuration).

  According to the above configuration, the user can perform a continuous fascia release that balances the left and right sides of the body by attaching the right hand assist tool and the left hand assist tool to the left and right hands, respectively. . Further, since the right hand assist tool and the left hand assist tool include the first covering portion and the second covering portion, respectively, the first restraining portion and the second restraining portion that warp the thumb, the index finger, and the little finger are covered with the first covering portion. And the second covering portion. For this reason, the shallow and deep forearm lines that run in front of the user's arm line, and the shallow and deep forearm lines that run in the back of the arm line are surely stimulated, and the continuous muscles generated by this stimulation Membrane release is effectively performed.

[Embodiment]
Hereinafter, a fascia release assisting tool 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In the drawings, the same or corresponding parts are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof will not be repeated. In addition, in order to make the explanation easy to understand, in the drawings referred to below, the configuration is shown in a simplified or schematic manner, or some components are omitted. Further, the dimensional ratio between the constituent members shown in each drawing does not necessarily indicate an actual dimensional ratio.

[overall structure]
First, the whole structure of the fascia release auxiliary tool 100 is demonstrated. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which a fascial release assisting device 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention is mounted on a user's right hand RH and viewed from the back side of the hand. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which the fascial release assisting tool 100 is mounted on the right hand RH of the user and viewed from the palm side. The fascia release assisting tool 100 of the present embodiment is composed of a right hand assisting tool 100R and a left hand assisting tool 100L (not shown). The right hand auxiliary tool 100R is used by being mounted on the user's right hand RH, and the left hand auxiliary tool 100L is used by being mounted on the user's left hand. 1 and 2 show a state in which the user wears the right hand auxiliary tool 100R on the right hand RH.

  Each of the right hand assist tool 100R and the left hand assist tool 100L has a glove-like shape. Each of the right hand auxiliary tool 100R and the left hand auxiliary tool 100L is formed of a knitted fabric having elasticity. The right hand assist tool 100R and the left hand assist tool 100L are symmetrical in shape and have the same configuration. In the following description, the right hand auxiliary tool 100R will be mainly described in detail, and the detailed description of the left hand auxiliary tool 100L will be omitted. In the following drawings, the arrow R indicates the right direction of the right hand auxiliary tool 100R100, and the arrow L indicates the left direction. Arrow U indicates the upward direction, and arrow D indicates the downward direction. Arrow F indicates the forward direction, and arrow B indicates the backward direction.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the fascia release assisting device 100 (the right hand assisting device 100 </ b> R) includes a first covering portion 21, a second covering portion 22 (see FIG. 2), a first restraining portion 31, and a second restraining portion 32. And a third restraining portion 33. The first covering portion 21, the first constraining portion 31, the second constraining portion 32, and the third constraining portion 33 are each configured with the first component 11 on the back side of the hand. The palm-side portions of the second covering portion 22, the first restraining portion 31, the second restraining portion 32, and the third restraining portion 33 are configured by the second structural body 12 (see FIG. 2). By sewing the peripheral portions of the first structural body 11 and the second structural body 12, the first covering portion 21, the second covering portion 22, the first restraining portion 31, the second restraining portion 32, and the third restraining portion. 33 is formed.

  The first covering portion 21 is a portion that mainly covers the back of the user's right hand RH in a state where the right hand auxiliary tool 100R is mounted on the user's right hand RH. The second covering portion 22 (see FIG. 2) is a portion that mainly covers the palm of the user's right hand RH in a state where the right hand auxiliary tool 100R is attached to the user's right hand RH. The first covering portion 21 and the second covering portion 22 constitute a housing portion 15 that houses the user's right hand RH. An opening 17 for inserting the right hand RH into the accommodating portion 15 is formed at the lower end of the right hand auxiliary tool 100R.

  The first restraining portion 31 is a portion that holds the index finger 2 and the little finger 5 of the user's right hand RH in a state where the right hand auxiliary tool 100R is mounted on the user's right hand RH. The first restraining portion 31 is disposed so as to straddle the third restraining portion 33 that holds the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 on the back side of the hand. For this reason, the 1st restraint part 31 has arrange | positioned the index finger 2 and the little finger 5 on the back side of the hand with respect to the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4. The first restraining portion 31 holds the indicating finger 2 and the little finger 5 in a state where they are approached to each other while being warped toward the back of the hand.

  The second restraining portion 32 is a portion that holds the index finger 2 and thumb 1 of the user's right hand RH in a state where the right hand assist tool 100R is mounted on the user's right hand RH. The second restraining part 32 holds the index finger 2 and the thumb 1 close to each other.

  The third restraining portion 33 is a portion that holds the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 of the user's right hand RH in a state where the right hand assist tool 100R is mounted on the user's right hand RH. On the back side of the hand of the third restraining portion 33, the first restraining portion 31 is disposed so as to straddle. For this reason, the third restraining portion 33 is disposed on the palm side with respect to the first restraining portion 31. As a result, the third restraining portion 33 places the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 on the palm side of the hand with respect to the index finger 2 and the little finger 5. Further, the third restraining portion 33 holds the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 in a state where they are close to each other.

  FIG. 2 is a view of the right hand RH of the user in the state of FIG. 1 as seen from the palm side. As shown in FIG. 2, the third restraining portion 33 holds the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 of the user's right hand RH in a state where the right hand auxiliary tool 100 </ b> R is attached to the user's right hand RH. The third restraining portion 33 is disposed on the palm side with respect to the first restraining portion 31. For this reason, the third restraining portion 33 places the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 on the palm side of the hand with respect to the index finger 2 and the little finger 5. Further, the third restraining portion 33 holds the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 in a state where they are close to each other.

  Next, the configuration of the fascia release assisting tool 100 (right hand assisting tool 100R) will be described in detail. FIG. 3 is a front view (back side of the hand) of the fascia release assisting device 100 (right hand assisting device 100R). FIG. 4 is a rear view (palm side) of the fascial release assisting device 100 (right hand assisting device 100R). As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the accommodating portion 15 is formed by sewing around the first covering portion 21 and the second covering portion 22.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the first restraining portion 31 has an index finger holding portion 52 and a little finger holding portion 55. The index finger holding unit 52 is a part that holds the index finger 2 of the user's right hand RH. The little finger holding part 55 is a part for holding the little finger 5 of the user's right hand RH.

  The index finger holding part 52 includes a first index finger holding part piece 521 which is a part on the back side of the hand and a second index finger holding part piece 522 which is a part on the palm side. The first finger holding part piece 521 is continuous with the first covering part 21, and the second finger holding part piece 522 is continuous with the second covering part 22 (see FIG. 4). The index finger holding part 52 is formed by sewing the peripheral edges of the first index finger holding part piece 521 and the second index finger holding part piece 522 to each other. The index finger holding part 52 is formed as a cylindrical body that is continuous with the accommodating part 15 so that the index finger 2 can be inserted. An opening 523 is formed at the upper end of the index finger holding portion 52 so that the tip of the index finger 2 protrudes.

  The little finger holding part 55 includes a first little finger holding part piece 551 which is a part on the back side of the hand and a second little finger holding part piece 552 which is a part on the palm side. The first little finger holding part piece 551 is continuous with the first covering part 21, and the second little finger holding part piece 552 is continuous with the second covering part 22 (see FIG. 4). The little finger holding part 55 is formed by sewing the peripheral parts of the first little finger holding part piece 551 and the second little finger holding part piece 552 to each other. The little finger holding part 55 is formed as a cylindrical body that is continuous with the accommodating part 15 so that the little finger 5 can be inserted. An opening 553 is formed at the upper end of the little finger holding portion 55 so that the tip of the little finger 5 protrudes.

  The indicator finger holding part 52 and the little finger holding part 55 are connected to each other at the first connection part 311 at opposite side parts. The first connection portion 311 is formed by sewing the index finger holding portion 52 and the little finger holding portion 55, for example. Since the index finger holding part 52 and the little finger holding part 55 are connected by the first connecting part 311, the index finger 2 and the little finger of the user's right hand RH in a state where the right hand auxiliary tool 100 </ b> R is mounted on the user's right hand RH. 5 can be held close to each other (see FIG. 1).

  The second restraining part 32 has an index finger holding part 52 and a thumb holding part 51. The thumb holding part 51 is a part that holds the thumb 1 of the user's right hand RH.

  The thumb holding part 51 includes a first thumb holding part 511 that is a part on the back side of the hand and a second thumb holding part piece 512 that is a part on the palm side of the hand. The first thumb holding part piece 511 is continuous with the first covering part 21, and the second thumb holding part piece 512 is continuous with the second covering part 22 (see FIG. 4). The thumb holding part 51 is formed by sewing the peripheral edges of the first thumb holding part 511 and the second thumb holding part 512 to each other. The thumb holding part 51 is formed as a cylindrical body that is continuous with the housing part 15 so that the thumb 1 can be inserted. An opening 513 is formed at the upper end of the thumb holding part 51 so that the tip of the thumb 1 protrudes.

  The indicating finger holding part 52 and the thumb holding part 51 are connected to each other at the second connecting part 321 at opposite sides. The second connection part 321 is formed by sewing the index finger holding part 52 and the thumb holding part 51, for example. Since the index finger holding part 52 and the thumb holding part 51 are connected by the second connection part 321, the index finger 2 of the user's right hand RH and the right hand RH with the right hand auxiliary tool 100 </ b> R attached to the user's right hand RH The thumb 1 can be held in a state of approaching each other (see FIG. 1).

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the third restraining portion 33 has a middle finger ring finger holding portion 53. The middle finger ring finger holding portion 53 is a portion that holds the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 in a state of being brought close to each other by inserting the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 into a common hole 54 (see FIG. 5).

  The middle finger ring finger holding part 53 includes a first middle finger ring finger holding part piece 531 which is a part on the back side of the hand and a second middle finger ring finger holding part piece 532 which is a part on the palm side. The first middle finger ring finger holding part piece 531 is continuous with the first covering part 21, and the second middle finger ring finger holding part piece 532 is continuous with the second covering part 22. The middle finger ring finger holding portion 53 is formed by sewing the peripheral portions of the first middle finger ring finger holding portion piece 531 and the second middle finger ring finger holding portion piece 532 together. The middle finger ring finger holding part 53 is formed as a cylindrical body continuous to the housing part 15 so that a common hole 54 (see FIG. 5) into which the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 are inserted is formed. An opening 533 is formed at the upper end of the middle finger ring finger holder 53 so that the tips of the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 protrude. Since the middle finger ring finger holder 53 is formed with a hole 54 into which the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 are inserted, the middle finger 3 of the user's right hand RH with the right hand assisting device 100R mounted on the user's right hand RH. In addition, the ring finger 4 can be held in a state of approaching each other (see FIG. 2).

  Here, the material which comprises the fascia release auxiliary tool 100 (right hand auxiliary tool 100R) is demonstrated. The 1st structure 11 and the 2nd structure 12 which comprise the fascia release assistance tool 100 (right hand assistance tool 100R) are each comprised with the raw material which has a stretching property. And the 2nd structure 12 arrange | positioned at the palm side is comprised with the raw material with a higher elasticity than the 1st structure 11 arrange | positioned at the back side of a hand. The difference in stretchability between the first structural body 11 and the second structural body 12 may be in the vertical direction of the fascia release assisting tool 100 (right hand assisting tool 100R) as shown by the arrow A in FIG. There is no limitation on the difference in stretchability in the left-right direction.

  The stretchable material that constitutes the first structure 11 and the second structure 12 is not particularly limited, but is composed of a fabric or knitted fabric composed of stretchable fibers, or stretchable. Fabrics and knitted fabrics can be used.

  Moreover, it is not necessary to give a difference in elasticity in the whole area | region of the 1st structure 11 and the 2nd structure 12, and you may make it make a difference in elasticity partially. In that case, it is preferable that the first restraining portion 31, the second restraining portion 32, and the third restraining portion 33 have a difference in stretchability between the back side of the hand and the palm side. As a means for giving a difference in stretchability partially, for example, another member may be attached to a fabric or a knitted fabric to partially give a difference in stretchability. Further, by using a fabric or knitted fabric having directionality in stretchability and changing the direction in which the fabric or knitted fabric is used, the first cover portion 21 and the second cover portion 22 have a difference in the stretchability in the vertical direction. Also good. In the present embodiment, the fascia release assisting device 100 (the right hand assisting device 100R) is configured by the two members of the first structural member 11 and the second structural member 12, but the first member is a combination of a plurality of members. You may comprise the structure 11 and the 2nd structure 12, and may give a difference in the elasticity of the 1st structure 11 and the 2nd structure 12. FIG.

  FIG. 5 is a top view of the first restraining part 31, the second restraining part 32, and the third restraining part 33 of the fascial release assisting tool 100 (right hand assisting tool 100R). As shown in FIG. 5, the index finger holding part 52 and the little finger holding part 55 constituting the first restraining part 31, the thumb holding part 51 constituting the second restraining part 32 together with the index finger holding part 52, and the third restraining part 33. Each of the middle finger ring finger holders 53 constituting the above has a cylindrical shape.

  The index finger holding part 52 and the little finger holding part 55 constituting the first restraining part 31 are connected by the first connecting part 311, and the index finger holding part 52 and the thumb holding part 51 constituting the second restraining part 32 are: The second connection part 321 is connected. The middle finger ring finger holding portion 53 constituting the third restraining portion 33 is not connected to the first restraining portion 31 and the second restraining portion 32. For this reason, the third restraining portion 33 can be moved relative to the first restraining portion 31 and the second restraining portion 32.

[Use of fascia release aid 100]
Next, the case where the fascia release auxiliary tool 100 is used will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2 again. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, when the user wears the right hand assist tool 100R of the fascia release assist tool 100 on the user's right hand RH, the first restraining portion 31 moves the index finger 2 and the little finger 5 together. The middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 are arranged on the back side of the hand. The first restraining portion 31 holds the indicating finger 2 and the little finger 5 in a state where they are approached to each other while being warped toward the back of the hand. The second restraining portion 32 holds the index finger 2 and the thumb 1 close to each other. The third restraining portion 33 holds the middle finger 3 and the ring finger 4 in a state of approaching each other.

  A shallow forearm line that runs in front of the user's arm line by holding the first restraint part 31 and the second restraint part 32 in a state where the user's thumb 1, indicator finger 2 and little finger 5 are brought close to each other while being warped. The flexor group, the medial interhumeral septum, the greater pectoral muscle) and the deep forearm line (thumb, ball, rib fascia, biceps, small pectoralis, clavicle pectoral fascia), and the back of the arm line Running shallow posterior arm line (extensors, lateral interhumeral septum, deltoid muscle, trapezius) and deep posterior arm line (little finger muscle, ulnar fascia, triceps, rotator cuff muscle, rhombus Muscles, levator scapula). Stimulations on the front and back of the arm line to the shallow arm line and the deep arm line are transmitted from the back of the neck to the trapezius that spreads over the scapula and stimulates the location. By this stimulation, the fascia is released, the large sagging of the fascia on the front surface of the user is eliminated, and the fascia on the back surface returns to the original position from the stretched state. For this reason, posture improves naturally, bust droop is eliminated, and it leads to bust improvement. Furthermore, since the chest is opened when the posture is improved, deep breathing is obtained, and the swelling of the abdomen is also suppressed.

[Modification]
The fascia release assisting tool 100 according to the present invention is not limited to the present embodiment described above. For example, although the fascia release assisting tool 100 of the present embodiment has a glove-like shape, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the fascia release assisting tool 100 is not formed in a glove-like shape, and the first restraining portion 31, the second restraining portion 32, and the third restraining portion 33 are configured by belt-like members and are attached to the user's hand. You may make it do.

  In the present embodiment, the right hand assist tool 100R and the left hand assist tool 100L of the fascia release assist tool 100 are configured by the first component body 11 and the second component body 12, respectively, but are not limited thereto. For example, the right hand auxiliary tool 100R and the left hand auxiliary tool 100L may be configured by combining three or more members.

  In the present embodiment, the third restraining portion 33 is provided, but the third restraining portion 33 is not essential, and only the first restraining portion 31 and the second restraining portion 32 may be provided.

  In addition, the first connection part 311 that connects the index finger holding part 52 and the little finger holding part 55 and the second connection part 321 that connects the index finger holding part 52 and the thumb holding part 51 are formed by sewing, It is not limited to sewing. For example, it may be connected with a button, a belt, or the like. In addition, when necessary, the first connecting portion 311 and the second connecting portion 321 are moved so that the indication finger holding portion 52, the little finger holding portion 55, and the thumb holding portion 51 can be released and moved freely. You may comprise a detachable hook, a surface fastener, etc.

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, embodiment mentioned above is only the illustration for implementing this invention. Therefore, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be implemented by appropriately modifying the above-described embodiment without departing from the spirit thereof.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Fascia release auxiliary tool 11 1st coating body 12 2nd coating body 21 1st coating | coated part 22 2nd coating | coated part 31 1st restraint part 32 2nd restraint part 33 3rd restraint part 51 Mother finger holding part 52 Indicating finger holding part 53 Middle finger ring finger holder 54 Hole

Claims (6)

A first restraining portion that holds the index finger and little finger of the user's hand in a state in which they are close to each other on the back side of the hand with respect to the middle finger and the ring finger;
A second restraining portion for holding the index finger and the thumb in a state of approaching each other,
Fascia release aid. Further comprising a third restraining portion for holding the middle finger and the ring finger in a state of approaching each other;
The fascia release auxiliary tool according to claim 1. The first restraining portion is
An index finger holding unit for holding the index finger;
Holding the little finger, and having a little finger holding part connected to the indicating finger holding part,
The second restraining portion is
The index finger holding unit;
Holding the thumb 1 and having a thumb holding part connected to the index finger holding part,
The fascia release auxiliary tool of Claim 1 or Claim 2. The third restraining portion is
A middle finger ring finger holding unit that holds the middle finger and the ring finger close to each other by inserting the middle finger and the ring finger into a common hole,
The fascia release auxiliary tool of any one of Claims 1-3. The first restraining part and the second restraining part have a palm side stretchability higher than a hand back side stretchability,
The fascia release auxiliary tool according to any one of claims 1 to 4. A right hand assist device to be worn on the user's right hand, and a left hand aid to be worn on the user's left hand, the right hand aid and the left hand aid are respectively
A first covering part mainly covering the back of the hand;
A second covering part mainly covering the palm;
An accommodation portion configured to contain the first covering portion and the second covering portion, and accommodating a hand;
An opening for inserting a hand into the housing part,
The fascia release auxiliary tool of any one of Claims 1-5.

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