66 results about "Horseback riding" patented technology

An inflatable air cushion or other type seat a person can sit on is instrumented with electronic input devices that can sense motion of the cushion and/or motion of the person's body. Such input devices provide inputs to a computer graphics system that dynamically generates a responsive scene on a real time display. The sensed motion can be used to generate a graphics simulation of horseback riding.

The present invention describes a fitness machine that comes with a seat installed on a base for a user to sit on, an arm, a swinging member pivotally coupled to a rear end of the arm, a handle disposed on the swinging member at a section above the pivotal connection point for the user to grab with both hands, a pedal disposed at a section below the pivotal connection point for the user to press by both feet, and at least one force balancing member installed between the swinging member and the arm, such that a user can work out as if the user is riding a horse.

Saddle (10) for horseback riding, comprising a saddle base (30) that is anatomically adapted to the horseback, and a saddle seat (40), wherein that the saddle seat (40) is detachably arranged on the saddle base (30). The invention further relates to a saddle base (30) for a horseback saddle (10), comprising two pressure distributors (120) that are interconnected by a bridging arrangement (130) that provides clearance over the spinal region, wherein each pressure distributor (120) comprises a rigid section (170) and a peripheral flexing portion (180, 180a, 180b, 180c). Still further the invention relates to a saddle seat (40), a saddle pad (20) and a method of providing a saddle (10).

The invention discloses an equestrian sport field, comprising a surface layer for paving fiber sand, a separation layer for preventing the fiber sand at an upper layer from sinking and a discharging layer located at the bottom, wherein the discharging layer comprises a single grain size broken stone layer and a graded broken stone layer; the single grain size broken stone layer is located above the graded broken stone layer; a discharging pipeline is arranged below the graded broken stone layer; the separation layer comprises an asphalt layer paved above the single grain size broken stone layer; a broken stone layer is filled on the surface of the asphalt layer; and the fiber sand is paved above broken stone on the surface of the asphalt layer. With the adoption of the technical scheme provided by the invention, the surface layer and the asphalt layer can be used for protecting and bearing horseshoes well; and each layer structure can be used for rapidly dewatering, so that the requirements of the equestrianism competition can be met. Furthermore, the materials used in the equestrian sport field provided by the invention are common and easy to obtain; and the manufacturing cost can be reduced. The invention further discloses a construction process of the equestrian sport field.

Stirrups for horseback riding which include a tread for the support of the foot and an arched structure that extends from the ends of the tread for connection to a stirrup strap are provided. The arched structure may be formed by two stirrup arms, each forming, in a single body with said arm, a half-ring lying in a plane substantially orthogonal to the plane in which said arched structure lies. The half-rings of said stirrup arms are brought together with each other to form a stirrup ring suitable for being passed through by the stirrup strap.

A boot for riding which includes a spur and a spur-holder seat associated to the boot are provided. The spur can include a portion slidingly inserted in the spur-holder seat. Such boots are configured to allow easy adjustment of the position of the spur which allows the comfortable and safe positioning for horseback riding.

A physical fitness device that simulates the motion of horseback riding. Innovative features of the present invention include a horseback riding simulation post which extends both vertically, at a vertical angle toward a rider seated on the device, and an upwardly extending longitudinal section which extends toward a rider on the exercise device seat and terminates in a transverse handle which enables the user to grasp the handle with both hands or one hand. There are a pair of parallel crank arms with a respective one of the crank arms adjacent opposite sides of the exercise device with each crank arm having an upwardly extending section extending forwardly or rearwardly.

An equestrian boot cover for protecting against the elements and extending the life of an equestrian riding boot comprising a cover body and a neck extending the height of the equestrian riding boot for forming a snug fit against the outer surface of the equestrian riding boot and including a spur aperture for allowing passage of the spur from about the equestrian boot cover.

A physical fitness device that simulates the motion of horseback riding. Innovative features of the present invention include a horseback riding simulation post which extends both vertically, at a vertical angle toward a rider seated on the device, and an upwardly extending longitudinal section which extends toward a rider on the exercise device seat and terminates in a transverse handle which enables the user to grasp the handle with both hands or one hand. There are a pair of parallel crank arms with a respective one of the crank arms adjacent opposite sides of the exercise device with each crank arm having an upwardly extending section extending forwardly or rearwardly.

The present invention relates to a bicycle and adopts a mechanism for applying force to a pedal and generating a driving force for riding of a method wherein crank arms are coupled to the right and left front ends of a crankshaft while removing the difference in central angle between the crank arms, and a driving force for riding is generated through normal rotation and reverse rotation of the crank arms within an arbitrary section. Therefore, it is possible to obtain: a bicycle having a desirable structure in which a force is very effectively applied to a pedal without the loss of the force of a rider and a groin region of the rider incurs no pain; and a superior horseback riding type bicycle capable of providing a rider with a feeling close to actually riding a horse. In addition, since it is possible to easily alter the coupling angle of the crank arms, as necessary, into a normal bicycle shape, the horseback riding type bicycle of the present invention is very practical.