TWM665921U - Massage device - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention provides a massage device, comprising: a detachable base having a plurality of detachably connected connecting bodies; and a detachable massage piece having a massage portion and at least two first connecting bodies, one end of the first connecting body being detachably connected to the massage portion, and the other end of the first connecting body being detachably connected to one of the plurality of connecting bodies, and the massage portion being located above the detachable base.

Description

Massage device

The invention provides an auxiliary tool, in particular a massage device that can be disassembled into a plurality of smaller parts.

Limbs are the most widely used limbs in human life. Therefore, it is very inconvenient when limbs cannot be fully used due to illness or injury. Therefore, it is very important to restore the original function through rehabilitation. Limb rehabilitation, like other rehabilitation, needs to be done every day. Since rehabilitation needs to be done anytime and anywhere every day, the rehabilitation equipment should not be large, but should be portable.

Proper massage is a common rehabilitation therapy, but for rehabilitation physical therapists, frequent massage services to patients can easily cause occupational injuries such as finger and elbow pain. Therefore, providing an auxiliary device that can replace manual massage is still needed by the medical community and the general public.

The creator then devoted all his efforts to research and developed a massage device that can be disassembled into several smaller parts, which has the functions of self-massage, easy to carry and easy to store.

The invention provides a massage device, comprising: a detachable base; and a detachable massage piece, having a massage portion for pressing against a user's sore point, the detachable massage piece being detachably coupled to the detachable base.

In one embodiment, the massage area is above the detachable base.

In one embodiment, the detachable base has a plurality of detachably coupled connectors.

In one embodiment, the detachable massage member has at least two first connecting bodies, one end of the at least two first connecting bodies is detachably connected to the massage part, and the other end of the at least two first connecting bodies is detachably connected to at least one of the plurality of connecting bodies.

In one embodiment, the plurality of connectors include two connectors and two second connectors, each of the connectors is provided with a first joint and two connecting portions, the other end of the first connector is detachably connected to the first joint, the two connecting portions are respectively located on opposite sides of the first joint, the first joint is arranged on the connector at an upward inclination relative to the connecting portion, and the opposite ends of the second connector are respectively detachably connected to the two connecting portions of the two connectors, so that the two connectors are detachably connected to the two second connectors to form the detachable base.

In one embodiment, each of the connectors has a third connector and two second connectors, the opposite ends of the third connector are detachably hinged to one end of the two second connectors, the first connector is disposed on the third connector, and the other end of the second connector is the connecting portion.

In one embodiment, the detachable base and the detachable massage element are both made of polyvinyl chloride.

In one embodiment, the massage area is directly above the center point of the detachable base.

Thus, the massage device of this invention can disassemble the detachable base and the detachable massage part into several smaller parts, and users can use them to massage themselves, imitating the pressure of elbows on shoulders, and common stiff neck, shoulder and neck pain, back pain, etc. Massage can also be performed in sitting, standing, or lying positions, and has the same or similar effects as massage with others. Thus, the massage device of this invention can achieve the effects of self-massage, portability, and easy storage.

In order to fully understand the purpose, features and effects of this invention, the invention is described in detail through the following specific embodiments and the attached drawings. The description is as follows:

Please refer to Figures 1 and 2, which are respectively a three-dimensional assembly diagram and a three-dimensional exploded diagram of the creative massage device 10, which includes: a detachable base 1 and a detachable massage member 2, and the detachable massage member 2 is detachably combined with the detachable base 1.

The detachable base 1 may have a plurality of detachably connected connecting bodies 11. In this embodiment, the detachable base 1 may be made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and the connecting body 11 may be a tube. Thus, the manufacturing cost is reduced.

In this embodiment, the material of the detachable massage part 2 can also be polyvinyl chloride. The detachable massage part 2 has a massage part 21 and can have at least two first connecting bodies 22. The massage part 21 is used to press against the user's sore points. Among them, one end of the first connecting body 22 is detachably connected to the massage part 21, so that the massage part 21 becomes a stable assembly structure. The other end of the first connecting body 22 is detachably connected to one of the several connecting bodies 11, and the massage part 21 can be located above the detachable base 1. Thereby, the user can place the detachable base 1 on the setting surface, and use the massage part 21 to replace the force point of the elbow or other objects to press against the part that needs to be massaged, so as to achieve the effect of self-massage.

According to the above, the massage part 21 is preferably located directly above the center point of the detachable base 1. Thus, when the massage device 10 is used, the detachable base can be prevented from tipping over under the reaction force.

In one embodiment, the massage part 21 can also be replaced with different sizes to perform large-area pressure relief or small-area acupuncture point massage.

In one embodiment, the plurality of connectors 11 can be disassembled into a plurality of smaller parts for easy carrying. Specifically, the plurality of connectors 11 can include two connectors 111 and two second connectors 112, wherein each connector 111 has a first connector 113 and two connecting portions 114, and the other end of the first connector 22 is detachably connected to the first connector 113. The two connecting parts 114 are respectively located at opposite sides of the first joint 113. The first joint 113 is arranged on the connecting member 111 and tilted upward relative to the connecting part 114. The opposite ends of the second connecting body 112 are respectively detachably connected to the two connecting parts 114 of the two connecting members 111, so that the two connecting members 111 and the two second connecting bodies 112 are detachably connected to form the detachable base 1.

In one embodiment, each of the connectors 111 may also have a third connector 111a and two second connectors 111b. In this embodiment, the third connector 111a may be a T-shaped tube, and the second connector 111b may be an L-shaped tube. The two opposite ends of the third connector 111a are detachably pivoted to one end of the two second connectors 111b, and the first connector 113 is disposed on the third connector 111a. The other end of the second connector 111b is the connecting portion 114. Thus, the third connector 111a may pivot relative to the two second connectors 111b, so that the first connector 113 is tilted toward the top of the detachable base 1 relative to the two connecting portions 114. In the process of the third connecting body 111a pivoting relative to the two second connectors 111b, the two first connecting bodies 22 can be easily disassembled, and the two first connectors 113 can be restored to the same horizontal plane as the detachable base 1, so as to facilitate carrying and storage.

When the massage device 10 of the present invention is used, the massage device 10 is placed on a setting surface with the detachable base 1, and the setting surface can be a flat surface such as the ground or a wall; after the massage part 21 of the massage device 10 is pressed against the sore point of the user (for example, the user slowly presses down with his own weight), the user presses the sore point against the massage part 21 to massage the sore point.

When using the creative massage device 10, the following points require special attention:

Positioning: When adjusting and relaxing, first find the sore point of the muscle, then find the tightest point among the sore points, and finally apply pressure to relieve it with the massage device 10. It should be noted that during the use of the massage device 10, avoid pressing the spine and bones.

Pain: It is normal to feel soreness and pain during the massage, but try not to feel numbness.

Pressure: If you use 1 to 10 points to make a distinction, 7 points is the best. If you feel too painful, you can adjust it yourself to reduce the pressure.

Time: At the beginning, you can stay for 30 seconds to one minute, and then slowly increase to two minutes, depending on the individual.

The massage device 10 of this invention is like a person's elbow pressing on the shoulder and upper back. When we usually have stiff neck, shoulder and neck pain, or back pain, we will ask family and friends to help massage. The principle is the same. However, using the massage device 10 of this invention, you can massage yourself, which is more convenient. At the same time, you can also adjust the pressure according to your own pain and gradually increase it. People who are used to sitting for a long time, bowing their heads, and half-lying and half-sitting usually have tight muscles in the trapezius, rhomboids, and broad back muscles in the upper back, causing shoulder and neck pain, and will produce qi stagnation (muscle pain points).

The following is an example of how the massage device 10 of the present invention is used on a body part:

Please refer to Figure 3, where the target point p6 is the relative position of the user's rhomboid muscle.

Please refer to Figures 4 and 5 for the steps of "Shoulder, Neck and Upper Back Exercise 1":

When the user's shoulders, back and neck are sore, breathing is difficult or the back muscles are stuck, the massage device 10 can be used to massage oneself. Specifically, the user stands up, places the massage device 10 on the bed corresponding to the user's upper back, and then slowly lies down with both hands on the chest, so that the massage device 10 is pressed against the sore point.

Please refer to Figure 6 for further instructions on the steps after the above lying position:

The user can move slightly, use the body to find the sore spots, and gently rub to promote relief. The strength should be kept below 7 points, and stay for 30 seconds to 2 minutes, which varies from person to person. After the end, the user can sway the body left and right to relax.

Please refer to Figure 7 for the steps of the standing position for "Shoulder, Neck and Back Exercise 2":

When the user wants to relieve the pain caused by hunchback, chest tightness or back tightness, the massage device 10 can be placed on the wall and stand to use the body weight to press on the massage device 10. In use, the user holds his chest with both hands and presses the massage device 10 against the point of soreness and pain. In detail, people who are accustomed to hunchbacks will have a hard lump on the spine and the thoracic spine of the back. Find the most uncomfortable point and apply pressure. You can gently rub it to relieve the hard lump and feel soreness.

Please refer to Figure 3. The target point p7 in the figure is the relative position of the teres major and minor muscles on the outside of the user's shoulder blade. Specifically, the teres major and minor muscles often get stuck when raising the hand and frozen shoulder. Put the arm on the other shoulder to find the tightest point, which is a little inside the cross under the armpit. Raise the right hand to the left shoulder and find the tight point of the teres major and minor muscles on the outside of the right shoulder blade.

Please refer to Figure 8 for instructions on the lying position steps for "Shoulder, Neck and Upper Back Exercise 3":

If the teres major and minor muscles are tense, have poor blood circulation or are injured, frozen shoulder, shoulder pain, hand swelling, edema, and in severe cases, even the hand cannot be raised. Since the sore point can only be pressed sideways, when the user uses the massage device 10 to press the teres major and minor muscles, he must first turn sideways and then use the body to find the sore point.

Please refer to Figure 9 for the steps of the standing position for "Shoulder, Neck and Upper Back Exercise 4":

The teres major and minor muscles are still pressed on the point where you just lay down (Figure 3, target point p7), but now you are standing and leaning against the wall. It is mainly used for inability to raise hands, swollen hands, lymphatic qi stagnation (lymphatic blockage is bad for body circulation), swollen teres major and minor muscles, breast lumps, etc. To press the teres major and minor muscles, the massage device 10 is pressed on the sore and hard lumps, and you can gently rub them to relieve the lumps. The strength is controlled at 7 points and stay for 30 seconds to 2 minutes. This part varies from person to person.

Please refer to Fig. 10, where the target point p8 is the relative position of the user's levator scapulae muscle. When the user has a bad sleeping posture, curls up in winter and easily gets a stiff neck, has neck pain, or has dizziness and headache, the user can use the massage device 10 to apply pressure to the levator scapulae muscle.

Please refer to Figure 11 for the instructions for the lying position steps of "Shoulder, Neck and Upper Back Exercise 5":

The levator scapulae and trapezius muscles are difficult to press, so a hard lump is found to press. Therefore, a pillow is placed at a position corresponding to the head, the massage device 10 is placed obliquely against the pillow, the body lies down, and the body is used to find the sore point and press the levator scapulae.

Please refer to Figure 12 for the steps of the standing position for "Shoulder, Neck and Upper Back Exercise 6":

The massage device 10 is mainly used to relieve stiff neck, shoulder and neck pain, inability to raise hands, frozen shoulder, foreign body sensation in trachea or throat, and cough, which can be relieved by compressing the scapular muscles. The user faces the wall with the body slightly tilted, which is very useful for relieving the sixth and seventh cervical vertebrae. The massage device 10 is pressed against the sore lump and can be gently kneaded to relieve the lump.

Please refer to Figure 10. The target point p9 in the figure is the relative position of the user's trapezius muscle. The trapezius muscle is located just above the levator scapulae muscle. It is not easy to press the painful point of the muscle. It is recommended to apply pressure in a standing position for better results.

Please refer to Figure 13. The target point p10 in the figure is the user's rectus capitis major and rectus capitis minor (called "Fengchi Point" in traditional Chinese medicine), which are located on both sides of the occipital bone and the back of the head, and are related to headaches and neck diseases. During the massage process, the massage device 10 should be used to press not on the spine, but on the muscle fascia and soft tissue. The massage device 10 can relieve headaches and promote blood circulation.

Please refer to Figures 14 and 15 for instructions on the lying position steps of "Shoulder, Neck and Upper Back Exercise 7":

Pressing the rectus minor muscle behind the head, which is the place we often call Fengchi acupoint, can relieve headache, hypoxia, blurred vision, and poor brain circulation. When pressing, the pillow can be removed, and the massage device 10 can be placed on the bed to press the sore point. The user holds the massage device 10 with both hands, holds the massage device 10 flat, and uses the body to find the sore point, which can relieve the discomfort of the cervical spine, and then presses the rectus major muscle on the other side.

Please refer to Figure 16 for the steps of the standing position for "Shoulder, Neck and Upper Back Exercise 8":

For users with headaches, hypoxia, blurred vision, neck pain, inattention, hangover and other problems, the massage device 10 can be used to press the rectus capitis minor muscle of the first cervical vertebra, that is, Fengchi acupoint, to immediately relieve discomfort. It is the same as lying down, but now it is pressed while standing. The strength is still 7 points, and the time is between 30 seconds and 2 minutes. The massage device 10 is pressed against the sore lump, and the lump can be gently rubbed to relieve it. Be careful not to press on the spine, but on the muscle fascia and soft tissue. The massage device 10 can be used to apply pressure in a sitting, standing or lying position, but the bed should not be too soft, otherwise the pressure will be insufficient. A yoga mat is the most ideal.

Please refer to FIG. 17 , where the target point p1 in the figure is the relative position of the user's sacrum. Since the intervertebral joints of the waist are compressed and cause pain when the upper body leans back, the position of the sacrum is found, and the massage device 10 is used to press down the target point p1, so as to correct the forward tilt of the sacrum (before gymnastics) by stimulating the coccyx, and make the sacrum tilt backward (after gymnastics), so that the S-shape of the spine is smoother and gentler. On the other hand, the target point p2 in the figure is the tightest muscle point. If the muscles in the skewed area are too tight, the muscles will be tense in one piece due to long-term sitting and curling of the legs, and the massage device 10 can be used to apply pressure to relieve it. Furthermore, the target point p3 in the figure is the relative position of the user's piriformis muscle, where you can feel the muscle lumps and particularly sore areas, such as the piriformis muscle.

Please refer to Figure 18. The target point p4 in the figure is the relative position of the user's iliopsoas muscle. People who stand or sit for a long time are prone to tension. The user can find the position of the lumbar iliopsoas muscle and use the massage device 10 to apply pressure to relieve it. That is, first find the most tense point or hard lump, and then use the massage device 10 to apply pressure to relax it. Furthermore, the target point p5 in the figure is the pelvis below the iliofemoral joint, the iliofemoral gap, and the position of the lumbar sacral ligament. The massage device 10 can be used to apply pressure to help relax the muscle fascia, reduce waist pain and achieve a relaxing effect. The user can use both hands on the waist and put them on the iliofemoral joint to find the corresponding position.

Please refer to Figure 19 for the instructions for the lying position steps of "Pelvic Waist Movement 1":

Press the massage device 10 to relax the pelvis. The user lifts the buttocks of the body and presses the massage device 10 on the sore point. If the strength is divided into 1 to 10 points, the intensity should be 7 points. Usually 5 to 7 points are the most comfortable. It is normal to have soreness. The user should stay for 30 seconds to two minutes. The duration may vary from person to person. For the muscles next to the sacral vertebrae, including the piriformis and gluteus maximus and gluteus medius, press with a force of 7 minutes. Tilt your body a little to the side of the pressure to press to the correct pain point. Stay for 30 seconds to two minutes. The length of time can vary from person to person to achieve the effect of relieving muscle tightness. After finishing, rock your body from side to side to relax. Remember to do this a little bit between each movement to restore your body's balance.

Please refer to Figure 20 for the steps of the standing position for Pelvic Waist Movement 2:

To relieve lower back pain, you can also press while standing, also pressing the pelvis. The user faces the wall, the sacrum has four blocks, find the tightest place in the left, right, upper and lower parts, hold the massage device 10, tilt the body slightly, use the body strength to press on the sore point, and relieve the hard block.

Please refer to Figure 21 for instructions on the lying position steps of "Pelvic Waist Movement 3":

The user touches a muscle lump or a particularly sore area, such as the piriformis muscle, and applies pressure with the massage device 10.

Please refer to Figure 22 for instructions on the lying position steps for "Pelvic Waist Movement 4":

The massage device 10 is pressed against the sore and hard mass in the lumbar spine. The force is preferably controlled below 7 points. The massage lasts from 30 seconds to 2 minutes, which varies from person to person. After the massage, the body is shaken left and right to relax. The body's center of gravity can be slightly turned to the pressing side, so that the massage device 10 can press on the pain point more accurately, and the relaxation effect will be better.

Please refer to Figure 23 for the steps of the standing position for Pelvic Waist Movement 5:

For tight buttocks and tight and swollen lower limbs, just press the bones and the muscles next to them, press the piriformis, gluteus maximus, and gluteus medius, tilt the body slightly, and use the body strength to press on the sore points to relieve the lumps.

Please refer to Figure 24 for the instructions for the lying position steps of "Pelvic Waist Movement 6":

For the sacral joint, the lumbar ligament between the sacral vertebrae, iliofemoral vertebrae and lumbar vertebrae, people who stand for a long time are very tight here. The body strength slowly presses down. The massage device 10 presses on the sore point. It is normal to have soreness. Less than 7 minutes is the best. Stay for 30 seconds to 2 minutes, which varies from person to person. After the end, swing the body left and right to relax.

Please refer to Figure 25 for the standing steps of Pelvic Waist Movement 7:

It is for people with tight waist, standing for a long time, lower back discomfort, stiff waist muscles, poor blood circulation in the waist, unable to bend, unable to move things, and waist stuck when bending. It is the same as lying down, but now it is standing. The user faces the wall, presses the vertical spinal muscles, presses the sore points with the body strength, rotates and twists the body slightly to relieve the hardness in the waist. In addition to the soothing effect, the bending angle will also become larger, which is also very effective for athletes to relieve while doing exercise.

Please refer to Figure 26. Many modern people have X-shaped legs, O-shaped legs, and knee problems (swelling, tightness, inflammation). The target point p11 in the figure is the relative position of the user's popliteal muscle (the knee pit behind the knee, the posterior and lateral side of the thigh bone connected to the posterior and upper inner side of the calf, which is used to activate knee bending). Find the tightest point and use the massage device 10 to apply pressure to relieve knee pain.

Please refer to Figures 27 and 28 for the steps of "Lower Limb Foot Movement 1":

The user first bends the back of the knee, and the massage device 10 is pressed on the back of the knee (popliteal muscle). After straightening the foot and putting it down, the user places both hands behind the body, slightly lifts the body, and puts the body weight on it, or at the beginning, the user can press the other foot up to increase the strength.

Please refer to Figure 29 for the steps of "Lower Limb Foot Movement 2":

This is an advanced version of the above lower limb foot movement 1. The user can prop up the body and put weight on the sore spot, with the feet crossed. This movement can relieve knee joint tightness, pain, and swelling, and the effect is very good. Please refer to Figure 26, the target point p12 in the figure indicates that the user's inner knee is tight.

Please refer to FIG. 30 , in which the target point p13 is the relative position of the upper edge of the user's patella. The ligament tendon is found to find the tightest point, and the massage device 10 can be used to apply pressure to relieve knee pain.

Please refer to Figure 31 for the steps of "Lower Limb Foot Movement 3":

The user's thighs are in a kneeling position, and the points pressed by the roller are the same as the points above the knees, quadriceps or areas that are tight after standing for a long time. The massage device 10 can be used to press against the sore spots to relieve tight thigh muscles.

Please refer to FIG. 32 , in which the target point p14 is the relative position of the gastrocnemius muscle of the user. Standing or sitting for a long time causes tightness and swelling of the calf, and the most tense point can be found, and the massage device 10 can be used to apply pressure to relieve it.

Please refer to Figures 33 and 34 for the steps of "Lower Limb Foot Movement 4":

The massage device 10 is placed on the sore lump in the calf (gastrocnemius muscle), and the body can be twisted left and right to relieve the lump. The other foot can be pressed up to increase the force to relieve the muscle lump and muscle pain point.

Please refer to FIG. 35 , where the target points p15 and p16 are both where the user's plantar fascia is too tight, ligament adhesion causes plantar fasciitis, and the sole is tight. Find the tightest point and use the massage device 10 to apply pressure to relieve it.

Please refer to Figures 35 and 36 for the steps of "Lower Limb Foot Movement 5":

Plantar fascia, the user can sit and let the massage device 10 press against the target point p15 or the target point p16, that is, on the hard block, and by stepping on the massage device 10, the soreness or swelling of the sole of the foot can be relieved. This is a very good way to relieve pain for people who stand or walk for a long time.

Thus, the massage device of this invention can disassemble the detachable base and the detachable massage part into several smaller parts, and users can use them to massage themselves, imitating the pressure of elbows on shoulders, and common stiff neck, shoulder and neck pain, back pain, etc. Massage can also be performed in sitting, standing, or lying positions, and has the same or similar effects as massage with others. Thus, the massage device of this invention can achieve the effects of self-massage, portability, and easy storage.

The present invention has been disclosed in the above with a preferred embodiment, but those skilled in the art should understand that the embodiment is only used to describe the present invention and should not be interpreted as limiting the scope of the present invention. It should be noted that all changes and substitutions equivalent to the embodiment should be included in the scope of the present invention. Therefore, the scope of protection of the present invention should be based on the scope of the patent application.

10: Massage device 1: Removable base 11: Connector 111: Connector 111a: Third connector 111b: Second connector 112: Second connector 113: First connector 114: Connector 2: Removable massager 21: Massage part 22: First connector p1~p16: Target point

[Figure 1] is a three-dimensional assembly diagram of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 2] is a three-dimensional exploded diagram of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 3] is a schematic diagram of the position of the rhomboid muscle of the user of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 4] is a motion diagram of the shoulder and neck upper back movement 1 of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 5] is another motion diagram of the shoulder and neck upper back movement 1 of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 6] is a motion diagram of the lying position of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 7] is a motion diagram of the shoulder and neck upper back movement 2 (standing position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 8] is a motion diagram of the shoulder and neck upper back movement 3 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 9] is a diagram showing the movement of the shoulder and neck upper back movement 4 (standing position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 10] is a diagram showing the position of the levator scapulae of the user of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 11] is a diagram showing the movement of the shoulder and neck upper back movement 5 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 12] is a diagram showing the movement of the shoulder and neck upper back movement 6 (standing position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 13] is a diagram showing the position of the rectus major and minor of the user of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 14] is a diagram showing the movement of the shoulder and neck upper back movement 7 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 15] is a diagram showing the movement of the shoulder and neck upper back movement 7 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 16] is a motion diagram of the shoulder and neck upper back movement 8 (standing position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 17] is a schematic diagram of the sacrum position of the user of the massage device of the present invention; [Figure 18] is a schematic diagram of the vertical spinal muscle position of the user of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 19] is a motion diagram of the pelvic and waist movement 1 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 20] is a motion diagram of the pelvic and waist movement 2 (standing position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 21] is a motion diagram of the pelvic and waist movement 3 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 22] is a motion diagram of the pelvic and waist movement 4 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 23] is a motion diagram of the pelvic and lumbar movement 5 (standing position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 24] is a motion diagram of the pelvic and lumbar movement 6 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 25] is a motion diagram of the pelvic and lumbar movement 7 (standing position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 26] is a schematic diagram of the popliteal muscle position of the user of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 27] is a motion diagram of the lower limb and foot movement 1 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 28] is a motion diagram of the lower limb and foot movement 1 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 29] is a motion diagram of the lower limb and foot movement 2 (lying position) of the massage device of the present invention. [Figure 30] is a schematic diagram of the position of the upper edge of the patella of the user of the creative massage device. [Figure 31] is a motion diagram of the lower limb foot movement 3 (kneeling position) of the creative massage device. [Figure 32] is a schematic diagram of the position of the gastrocnemius muscle of the user of the creative massage device. [Figure 33] is a motion diagram of the lower limb foot movement 4 (lying position) of the creative massage device. [Figure 34] is another motion diagram of the lower limb foot movement 4 (lying position) of the creative massage device. [Figure 35] is a schematic diagram of the position of the plantar fascia of the user of the creative massage device. [Figure 36] is a motion diagram of the lower limb foot movement 5 (sitting position) of the creative massage device.

10: Massage device

1: Removable base

11: Connector

111: Connectors

111a: Third connector

111b: Second connector

112: Second connector

113: First joint

2: Removable massage parts

21: Massage Department

22: First connector

Claims (8)

A massage device comprises: a detachable base; and a detachable massage piece having a massage portion for pressing against a user's sore spot, the detachable massage piece being detachably coupled to the detachable base. A massage device as described in claim 1, wherein the massage area is located above the detachable base. A massage device as described in claim 1, wherein the detachable base has a plurality of detachably coupled connectors. A massage device as described in claim 1, wherein the detachable massage element has at least two first connecting bodies, one end of the at least two first connecting bodies is detachably connected to the massage part, and the other end of the at least two first connecting bodies is detachably connected to at least one of the plurality of connecting bodies. A massage device as described in claim 4, wherein the plurality of connecting bodies include two connecting members and two second connecting bodies, each of the connecting members is provided with a first joint and two connecting parts, each of the first connecting bodies is detachably connected to the first joint with one end connected to the plurality of connecting bodies, each of the two connecting parts is respectively located on opposite sides of the first joint, the first joint is arranged on the connecting member inclined upward relative to the connecting part, and the opposite ends of the second connecting body are respectively detachably connected to the two connecting parts of the two connecting members, so that the two connecting members and the two second connecting bodies are detachably connected to form the detachable base. A massage device as described in claim 5, wherein each of the connecting parts has a third connecting body and two second connectors, the two opposite ends of the third connecting body are detachably hinged to one end of the two second connectors, the other end of the two second connectors is the connecting portion, and each of the first connectors is arranged on the third connecting body. A massage device as described in claim 1, wherein the material of the detachable base and the detachable massage element are both polyvinyl chloride. A massage device as described in claim 1, wherein the massage area is located directly above the center point of the detachable base.