Auxiliary devices for martial arts movement education and training

Abstract

It helps beginners quickly grasp the essentials of movement techniques, assists trainees in completing exemplary movements, improves the quality of movement, and protects learners from injuries during training. [Solution] The device comprises a device housing 1 provided on the floor surface 15 and having a top plate 2 at its top; a run-up jump structure including carpets 12, 13, 14 provided on the floor surface corresponding to the bottom of the device housing and a plurality of horizontal elastic ropes 8 provided on the device housing; a leg swing assist structure including a rubber ball 7 provided on the top plate, a first upright column 10 and a second upright column 9 provided on one side of the carpet, and floor surface elastic units 11 provided on both sides of the carpet; a jump assist structure including a double pulley provided on the top plate, wherein a lanyard 5 with one end connected to a safety belt 6 is provided on the double pulley; and a static aerial motion acquisition structure including a removable horizontal bar 4 provided on the top plate.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] (Cross-Reference to Related Applications) The present invention claims priority from the Chinese patent application with application number 202510220774.3, entitled "Auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training and use method", filed with the China National Intellectual Property Administration on February 26, 2025, the entire content of which is incorporated into the present invention by reference, forms a part of the present invention, and is used for all purposes.

[0002] The present invention relates to the technical field of sports training equipment, and in particular to an auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training and a method of using the same.

Background Art

[0003] Jump flying kick, a movement commonly seen in martial arts routines, is a basic movement of martial arts and is also one of jumping movements. It is one of the technical movements of "aerial leg techniques", which involves running up, swinging one leg up, then quickly swinging the other leg up, and completing striking the instep of one leg with a hand in the air.

[0004] In the current learning and training process of jump flying kick movements, beginners often have difficulty understanding the movements, so the movements they perform do not conform to standards, which brings great difficulties to the entire process of education and training. During the learning and training of beginners, it is difficult to understand the braking achieved by quickly stepping out the foot in the last step; when taking off, the learner moves too far forward, resulting in insufficient jumping height, the forward speed during running up is too fast, leading to a narrow stride for the last step and insufficient braking force, so subsequent movements cannot be completed well. In addition, the height of the human body's center of gravity rises as the height of the limbs increases, but the lifting height of the swung leg is not high, and the rise of the center of gravity is not achieved at the moment of leaving the ground, so the movement does not conform to standards. Moreover, learners do not have sufficient speed to swing their legs high during practice, and require support from an auxiliary device, but currently there is a lack of such supporting devices. The left leg is not swung high enough, and attention is not paid to quickly flexing the knee. There is a tendency for the knee joint to drop when flexing the knee, the leg swing is slow and narrow, the position of the retracted left foot is too low, and the jump height is insufficient for beginners, making it difficult to complete the standard movement properly. Due to reasons such as rushing to strike, the upper body leans excessively forward, the raised leg reaches a low position, and lands quickly. Also, because the trainee believes that "the right foot lands faster," and tries to complete the movement quickly before the movement is established, they do not kick high enough to strike, and if the leg is low and does not hit, they naturally lean their body forward. The phenomenon of the body arching backward upon taking off occurs when the body is excessively arched, combined with insufficient forward speed, insufficient muscle control in the lower back and abdomen, and insufficient tension. This can easily cause the trainee to fall and poses a certain safety risk. The usual problems arise when taking off: the leg needs to be bent during the jump, and if the leg is not flexible enough, it is difficult to understand the technique of quickly swinging the leg high when kicking with the leg straight.

[0005] Therefore, designing and providing educational and training aids and methods suitable for the "Soaring Flying Kick" movement, enabling beginners to quickly grasp the technical aspects of the movement, and assisting them in completing the standardized movement, has become an urgent technical problem in the current martial arts training process. [Overview of the project]

[0006] In response to the problems of the prior art, the present invention provides an auxiliary device and method of use for martial arts movement education and training, thereby enabling beginners to quickly grasp the essence of movement techniques, assisting trainees in completing exemplary movements, improving the quality of movements, and protecting learners from injuries during training.

[0007] The technical solutions of the present invention are as follows. In a first aspect of the present invention, A device housing provided on the floor surface and with a top plate at its top, A running start and jumping structure including a carpet provided on the floor surface corresponding to the bottom of the device housing and multiple horizontal elastic ropes provided on the device housing, A leg-swinging support structure including a rubber ball provided on the top plate, a first upright column and a second upright column provided on one side of the carpet, and floor surface elastic units provided on both sides of the carpet, A jumping assistance structure including a double pulley provided on the top plate, wherein a lanyard, one end of which is connected to a safety belt, is provided on the double pulley, The present invention provides an auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training, comprising a static aerial movement acquisition structure including a removable horizontal bar provided on the top plate.

[0008] In some embodiments of the present invention, the device housing is provided as a trapezoidal frame structure including a plurality of connecting crossbeams and connecting upright columns, and an independent upright column is provided at one end of the trapezoidal frame structure.

[0009] In some embodiments of the present invention, the independent upright column is provided between the top plate and bottom crossbeam at one end of a trapezoidal frame structure, and a plurality of horizontal elastic ropes are provided on the independent upright column.

[0010] In some embodiments of the present invention, the carpet includes a first approach carpet, a second approach carpet connected to the first approach carpet, and a third jumping carpet provided at a predetermined distance from the second approach carpet.

[0011] In some embodiments of the present invention, the first approach carpet, the second approach carpet, and the third jump carpet are arranged sequentially in the approach direction and are each of different colors.

[0012] In some embodiments of the present invention, the third jumping carpet is provided with floor elastic units on both sides, each having a rotating wheel at its bottom that is movable in the approach direction, and the floor elastic units are provided with a plurality of annular structures each having a longitudinal elastic rope.

[0013] In some embodiments of the present invention, a slide rail is provided at the bottom of the device housing on the side of the floor elastic unit away from the third jumping carpet to which a first upright column is slidably connected, and the first upright column is provided with a plurality of first light-emitting units that are movable in the vertical direction on the first upright column.

[0014] In some embodiments of the present invention, a second upright column is provided on a slide rail at the bottom of a device frame located away from a first upright column in the approach direction, the bottom of the second upright column is slidably connected to the slide rail, and the second upright column is provided with a plurality of second light-emitting units that are movable vertically on the second upright column. The aforementioned rubber ball is positioned on the top plate in a location corresponding to the third jump carpet.

[0015] The aforementioned rubber ball is located at the top of the device housing situated between the first and second upright columns.

[0016] In some embodiments of the present invention, the top plate is provided with a guide rail equipped with a double pulley in the approach direction, the double pulley is provided with a lanyard, and the end of the lanyard closest to the third carpet is connected to a safety belt. Two removable crossbars are provided on both sides of the guide rail on the top plate, separated by a predetermined distance, and the longitudinal direction of the removable crossbars coincides with the approach direction.

[0017] In a second aspect of the present invention, Running along the marked areas of the first and second run-up carpets, quickly extending the right leg forward and jumping off the third jump carpet, quickly swinging the left leg high towards the light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit at the top of the first upright column, swinging the right leg high towards the light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit at the top of the second upright column, swinging the left leg backward as if kicking the light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit at the bottom of the first upright column, and pushing down the light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit at the bottom of the second upright column with the right leg to complete the second jump, a complete practice of the flying jump movement. In the approach run-up, the trainee steps onto the first approach carpet with the first step, the second approach carpet with the second step, intentionally leans their upper body back and extends their leg forward to step onto the third jump carpet, leans their upper body back slightly and quickly steps forward. This allows them to brake in front of their center of gravity, achieve a rapid jump by converting kinetic energy to potential energy, avoid excessive forward sliding caused by insufficient conversion of kinetic energy to potential energy, and quickly move the swinging leg forward. This is the approach run-up jump training stage. In this training assistance stage for leg swings, the trainee practices the height of the leg swing by swinging their leg and kicking a rubber ball. After the leg swing reaches a predetermined height, they take a running start and swing their leg to kick a light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit at the top of the first upright column, and practice leg swings and knee flexion during the movement by bending their knee and touching a light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit at the bottom of the first upright column with their toes. Simultaneously, they practice the speed of the right leg swing by kicking a light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit at the top of the second upright column with their right foot. By tying a vertical elastic rope to the trainee's right foot to provide constant resistance, they further train the speed of the right leg swing. Finally, by pushing a light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit at the bottom of the second upright column with their right toes, they achieve a secondary jump in a flying kick and improve the quality of the movement. The training involves attaching a safety belt to the trainee, suspending them by pulling a lanyard, and using a multi-pulley system to pull them up in the direction of their approach, thereby enabling the trainee to master the jumping motion. This invention provides a method for using an auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training, which includes a static aerial movement mastery stage in which learners grasp a removable horizontal bar with both hands to master the movements of both feet in the air, practice leg movements through static exercises to acquire motor proficiency, understand the key points of the movements, and standardize the movements.

[0018] One or more technical solutions of the present invention have the following beneficial effects.

[0019] The martial arts movement training aid and method of use provided in this invention can help beginners quickly grasp the essence of movement techniques, assist trainees in completing exemplary movements, improve the quality of movements, and protect learners from injuries during training. Here, a run-up jump structure is provided, with areas marked with different colors on the carpet. By intentionally separating the area of ​​the first and second steps from the area of ​​the last step, so that the upper body must be arched back and the legs extended forward to take the step, the problem of beginners having difficulty understanding the technique of quickly stepping forward, stepping, and jumping is solved. By quickly stepping forward, the legs move quickly forward, and horizontal speed is also improved. By slightly arching the upper body and quickly stepping forward, braking occurs in front of the center of gravity, enabling a rapid jump through the conversion of kinetic energy to potential energy. This avoids excessive forward sliding caused by insufficient conversion of kinetic energy to potential energy, and allows the swinging leg to move quickly forward, providing sufficient preparation for the subsequent rapid swinging motion. Further, a foot-swing assisting structure including a rubber ball, a first upright column and a second upright column capable of emitting light beams of different colors, and a plurality of detachable straps is provided. During the whole movement process, when assisting a beginner to practice left foot swinging, the beginner practices the height of foot swinging by swinging the foot to kick the rubber ball; after the foot swinging height reaches a predetermined height, the beginner performs an approach run, swings the foot to kick the linear red light beam of a predetermined height emitted from the upright column, bends the knee and touches the next predetermined blue light beam with the toes of the foot, thereby practicing foot swinging and knee bending during exercise. At the same time, the beginner practices the right foot swinging speed by kicking the top green light beam emitted from the upright column with the right foot, and the detachable straps can assist in improving the right foot swinging speed; by pressing the yellow light beam emitted from the second upright column with the toes of the right foot, the secondary jump of a flying kick in the air is realized, and the movement quality is improved. Further, a jump assisting structure including a movable front-rear compound pulley, a lanyard, and a safety belt is further provided. This structure assists a learner to master air movements when jumping high, assists in improving detailed movements, improves movement quality, and pulls the lanyard as an aid during practice, thereby increasing the jump height of the learner, protecting the personal safety of the learner, and avoiding injuries during training. Furthermore, a static air movement mastering structure is further provided, which is provided with a detachable cross bar. A learner can hold the cross bar with both hands to master the movement of both feet in the air, master the leg movements through static practice, fully understand the key points of the movement, and standardize the movement. [Brief Description of the Drawings]

[0020] [Figure 1] It is a front schematic view of the overall structure of the auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training provided in Embodiment 1 of the present invention. [Figure 2] It is a side schematic view of the overall structure of the auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training provided in Embodiment 1 of the present invention. [Figure 3] It is a first perspective schematic view of the overall structure of the auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training provided in Embodiment 1 of the present invention. [Figure 4]This is a schematic perspective view (part 2) of the overall structure of the auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training provided in Embodiment 1 of the present invention. [Figure 5] This is a schematic perspective view (part 3) of the overall structure of the auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training provided in Embodiment 1 of the present invention. [Modes for carrying out the invention]

[0021] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the drawings and embodiments.

[0022] Example 1 In a typical embodiment of the present invention, an auxiliary device and method of use for martial arts movement education and training are provided, which can help beginners quickly grasp the essence of movement techniques, assist trainees in completing exemplary movements, improve the quality of movements, and protect learners from injuries during training.

[0023] The technical solutions of the present invention are as follows. In a first aspect of the present invention, A device housing 1 is provided on the floor surface 15 and has a top plate 2 at its top, A running jump structure including a carpet provided on the floor surface 15 corresponding to the bottom of the device housing 1 and a plurality of horizontal elastic ropes 8 provided on the device housing 1, A leg-swinging assist structure including a rubber ball 7 provided on the top plate 2, a first upright column 10 and a second upright column 9 provided on one side of the carpet, and floor surface elastic units 11 provided on both sides of the carpet, A jumping assistance structure including a double pulley 16 provided on the top plate 2, wherein a lanyard 5, one end of which is connected to a safety belt 6, is provided on the double pulley 16, and The present invention provides an auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training, comprising a static aerial movement acquisition structure including a removable horizontal bar provided on the top plate 2.

[0024] Furthermore, the device housing 1 is provided as a trapezoidal frame structure including multiple connecting crossbeams and connecting upright columns, and an independent upright column 17 is provided at one end of the trapezoidal frame structure.

[0025] In this embodiment, the trapezoidal frame structure provides more stable support to the entire device when the floor area it occupies on the floor surface 15 is larger, and prevents the entire frame from tipping over when a trainee is training on the frame.

[0026] Furthermore, the independent upright column 17 is provided between the top plate 2 and the bottom crossbeam at one end of the trapezoidal frame structure. During training, multiple horizontal elastic ropes 8 attached to the independent upright column 17 can be tied to the trainee's body to provide the trainee with a certain amount of running assistance, helping to complete the movement.

[0027] Furthermore, the carpet includes a first approach carpet 14, a second approach carpet 13 connected to the first approach carpet 14, and a third jump carpet 12 provided at a predetermined distance from the second approach carpet 13.

[0028] Furthermore, the first approach carpet 14, the second approach carpet 13, and the third jump carpet 12 are arranged sequentially in the approach direction and are each of a different color.

[0029] Furthermore, on both sides of the third jump carpet 12, there are floor elastic units 11 with rotating wheels at their bottoms that can move in the approach direction, and the floor elastic units 11 are provided with multiple annular structures 19 each equipped with a longitudinal elastic rope.

[0030] Furthermore, a slide rail 18 is provided at the bottom of the device housing 1 on the side of the floor elastic unit 11 away from the third jumping carpet 12, to which the first upright column 10 is slidably connected, and the first upright column 10 is provided with a plurality of first light-emitting units 101 that are movable in the vertical direction on the first upright column 10.

[0031] Furthermore, a second upright column 9 is provided on a slide rail 18 at the bottom of the device frame, which is located away from the first upright column 10 in the approach direction. The bottom of the second upright column 9 is slidably connected to the slide rail 18, and the second upright column 9 is provided with a plurality of second light-emitting units 91 that are movable in the vertical direction on the second upright column 9. The rubber ball 7 is positioned on the top plate 2 in a location corresponding to the third jump carpet 12.

[0032] In this embodiment, the first upright column 10 and the second upright column 9 are made to slide in the approach direction by slide rails 18 provided at the bottom of the device frame, and the first light-emitting unit 101 and the second light-emitting unit 91 can be adjusted in position according to the actual training situation, thereby improving the practicality of the device.

[0033] The rubber ball 7 is located at the top of the device housing 1, which is situated between the first upright column 10 and the second upright column 9.

[0034] Furthermore, a guide rail 3 equipped with a double pulley 16 is provided on the top plate 2 in the direction of approach, a lanyard 5 is provided on the double pulley 16, and the end of the lanyard 5 closest to the third carpet is connected to a safety belt 6. On both sides of the guide rail 3 on the top plate 2, there are two removable crossbars spaced at a predetermined distance apart, and the longitudinal direction of the removable crossbars coincides with the approach direction.

[0035] In a second aspect of the present invention, Running along the marked areas of the first run-up carpet 14 and the second run-up carpet 13, quickly extending the right leg forward and stepping on the jumping area of ​​the third jump carpet 12, quickly swinging the left leg high towards the light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit 101 at the top of the first upright column 10, swinging the right leg high towards the light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit 91 at the top of the second upright column 9, swinging the left leg backward as if kicking the light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit 101 at the bottom of the first upright column 10, and with the right leg pushing down the light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit 91 at the bottom of the second upright column 9, completing the second jump, this is a complete practice of the movements of the Soaring Flying Kick. In the approach run-up, the trainee steps onto the first approach carpet 14 with the first step, onto the second approach carpet 13 with the second step, intentionally leans their upper body back and extends their leg forward to step onto the third jump carpet 12, leans their upper body back slightly and quickly steps forward. This allows them to brake in front of their center of gravity, achieve a rapid jump by converting kinetic energy to potential energy, avoid excessive forward sliding caused by insufficient conversion of kinetic energy to potential energy, and quickly move the swinging leg forward. This is the approach run-up jump training stage. When the trainee practices swinging their left leg, they practice the height of the leg swing by swinging their leg and kicking a rubber ball 7. After the leg swing reaches a predetermined height, they take a running start and swing their leg to kick the light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit 101 at the top of the first upright column 10, and practice leg swinging and knee flexion during the movement by bending their knee and touching the light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit 101 at the bottom of the first upright column 10 with their toes. At the same time, they practice the speed of their right leg swing by kicking the light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit 91 at the top of the second upright column 9 with their right foot. By tying a vertical elastic rope to the trainee's right foot to provide a certain resistance, they further train the speed of their right leg swing. By pushing the light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit 91 at the bottom of the second upright column 9 with their right toes, they achieve the second jump of a flying kick and improve the quality of the movement. This is an auxiliary leg swing training stage. In the jump training stage, the trainee is fitted with a safety belt 6, lifted by pulling the lanyard 5, and then pulled by a double pulley 16 to jump up along the approach direction, thereby allowing the trainee to master the jumping motion. This invention provides a method for using an auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training, which includes a static aerial movement mastery stage in which learners grasp a removable horizontal bar 4 with both hands to master the movement of both feet in the air, practice the movement proficiency of the leg movements through static exercises, understand the key points of the movements, and standardize the movements.

[0036] In this embodiment, the light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit 101 at the bottom of the first upright column 10 is a blue light beam, the light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit 101 at the top of the first upright column 10 is a red light beam, the light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit 91 at the bottom of the second upright column 9 is a yellow light beam, and the light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit 91 at the top of the second upright column 9 is a green light beam.

[0037] The martial arts movement training aid and method of use provided in this invention can help beginners quickly grasp the essence of movement techniques, assist trainees in completing exemplary movements, improve the quality of movements, and protect learners from injuries during training. Here, by creating a run-up and jump structure, marking areas with different colors on the carpet, and separating the area between the first and second steps from the final step, so that the upper body must be intentionally arched and the legs extended forward to take the step, the problem of beginners having difficulty understanding the technique of quickly stepping forward, taking the step, and jumping is solved. By slightly arching the upper body and quickly stepping forward, braking occurs in front of the center of gravity, enabling a rapid jump through the conversion of kinetic energy to potential energy. This avoids excessive forward sliding caused by insufficient conversion of kinetic energy to potential energy, quickly moves the swinging leg forward, and prepares it sufficiently for the subsequent rapid swinging motion. Furthermore, a leg-swinging assistance structure is provided, including a rubber ball 7, a first upright column 10 and a second upright column 9 capable of emitting light beams of different colors, and multiple detachable straps. Throughout the entire process of movement, the device assists beginners in practicing left leg swings. By swinging the leg and kicking the rubber ball 7, the user practices the height of the leg swing. After the leg swing reaches a predetermined height, the user takes a running start, swings their leg, kicks a predetermined straight red light beam at a predetermined height emitted from the upright column, and flexes their knee to touch the next predetermined blue light beam with their toes, thereby practicing leg swings and knee flexion during the exercise. Simultaneously, the user practices right leg swing speed by kicking the uppermost green light beam emitted from the upright column with their right foot. The detachable straps can assist in improving right leg swing speed. By pushing the yellow light beam emitted from the second upright column 9 with the toes of the right foot, the user achieves a secondary jump in a flying kick, improving the quality of the movement. Furthermore, a jumping assistance structure is provided, including a double pulley 16 that can move forward and backward, a lanyard 5, and a safety belt 6. This structure helps learners acquire aerial movements while in the air, assists in improving detailed movements, enhances the quality of movements, and, by towing the lanyard 5 as an aid during practice, increases the learner's jumping height, protects human safety, and prevents injuries during training. Furthermore, a static aerial movement acquisition structure is provided, and a removable horizontal bar 4 is included. This allows learners to grasp the horizontal bar with both hands and acquire the movement of both feet in the air, thereby mastering leg movements through static practice, gaining a thorough understanding of the key points of the movements, and standardizing the movements.

[0038] Although specific embodiments of the present invention have been described above with reference to the drawings, this does not limit the scope of protection of the present invention. As those skilled in the art will understand, any modifications or changes that can be made by those skilled in the art based on the technical solutions of the present invention without requiring creative effort are all within the scope of protection of the present invention. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0039] 1. Device housing 2 Top plate 3 Guide rails 4. Removable crossbar 5 lanyards 6. Safety belt 7 Rubber ball 8 Horizontal elastic rope 9 Second upright column 10 1st upright column 11 Floor surface elastic unit 12. Carpet for the 3rd jump 13. Second run-up carpet 14. First run-up carpet 15 Floor surface 16 Double pulley 17 Independent upright column 18 slide rails 19 Ring structure 91 Second light-emitting unit 101 First Light-Emitting Unit

Claims

1. A device housing provided on the floor surface and with a top plate at its top, A running start and jumping structure including a carpet provided on the floor surface corresponding to the bottom of the device housing and multiple horizontal elastic ropes provided on the device housing, A leg-swinging assist structure including a rubber ball provided on the top plate, a first upright column and a second upright column provided on one side of the carpet, and floor surface elastic units provided on both sides of the carpet, A jumping assistance structure including a double pulley provided on the top plate, wherein a lanyard, one end of which is connected to a safety belt, is provided on the double pulley, A static aerial motion acquisition structure including a removable horizontal bar provided on the top plate, An auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training, characterized by being equipped with the following features.

2. The device housing is provided as a trapezoidal frame structure including a plurality of connecting crossbeams and connecting upright columns, and an independent upright column is provided at one end of the trapezoidal frame structure, characterized in that an auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training is provided according to claim 1.

3. The auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training according to claim 2, characterized in that the independent upright column is provided between the top plate and bottom crossbeam at one end of a trapezoidal frame structure, and a plurality of horizontal elastic ropes are provided on the independent upright column.

4. The auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training according to claim 1, characterized in that the carpet includes a first approach carpet, a second approach carpet connected to the first approach carpet, and a third jumping carpet provided at a predetermined distance from the second approach carpet.

5. The martial arts movement training aid device according to claim 4, characterized in that the first approach carpet, the second approach carpet, and the third jumping carpet are sequentially provided in the approach direction and are each of different colors.

6. The auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training according to claim 4, characterized in that floor elastic units are provided on both sides of the third jumping carpet, each having a rotating wheel at its bottom that is movable in the approach direction, and the floor elastic units are provided with a plurality of annular structures each having a longitudinal elastic rope.

7. The auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training according to claim 6, characterized in that a slide rail is provided at the bottom of the device housing on the side of the floor elastic unit away from the third jumping carpet to which the first upright column is slidably connected, and the first upright column is provided with a plurality of first light-emitting units that are movable in the vertical direction on the first upright column.

8. A second upright column is provided on a slide rail at the bottom of the device frame, which is located away from the first upright column in the approach direction. The bottom of the second upright column is slidably connected to the slide rail, and the second upright column is provided with a plurality of second light-emitting units that are movable vertically within the second upright column. The auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training according to claim 7, characterized in that the rubber ball is provided at a position corresponding to the third jumping carpet on the top plate.

9. The top plate is provided with a guide rail equipped with a double pulley in the approach direction, and a lanyard is provided on the double pulley, with the end of the lanyard closest to the third carpet connected to a safety belt. The martial arts movement training aid device according to claim 4, characterized in that two removable horizontal bars are provided on both sides of the guide rail on the top plate, separated by a predetermined distance, and the longitudinal direction of the removable horizontal bars coincides with the approach direction.

10. Running along the marked areas of the first and second run-up carpets, quickly extending the right leg forward and jumping off the third jump carpet, quickly swinging the left leg high towards the light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit at the top of the first upright column, swinging the right leg high towards the light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit at the top of the second upright column, swinging the left leg backward as if kicking the light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit at the bottom of the first upright column, and pushing down the light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit at the bottom of the second upright column with the right leg to complete the second jump, a complete practice of the flying kick movement, In the approach run-up, the trainee steps onto the first approach carpet with the first step, the second approach carpet with the second step, intentionally leans their upper body back and extends their leg forward to step onto the third jump carpet, leans their upper body back slightly and quickly steps forward. This allows them to brake in front of their center of gravity, achieve a rapid jump by converting kinetic energy to potential energy, avoid excessive forward sliding caused by insufficient conversion of kinetic energy to potential energy, and quickly move the swinging leg forward. This is the approach run-up jump training stage. When the trainee practices swinging their left leg, they practice the height of their leg swing by swinging their leg and kicking a rubber ball. After the leg swing reaches a predetermined height, they take a running start and swing their leg to kick a light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit at the top of the first upright column, and practice leg swinging and knee flexion during the movement by bending their knee and touching a light beam emitted from the first light-emitting unit at the bottom of the first upright column with their toes. At the same time, they practice the speed of their right leg swing by kicking a light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit at the top of the second upright column with their right foot. By tying a vertical elastic rope to the trainee's right foot to provide a certain resistance, they further train the speed of their right leg swing. By pushing a light beam emitted from the second light-emitting unit at the bottom of the second upright column with their right toes, they achieve a secondary jump in a flying kick and improve the quality of the movement. This is an auxiliary leg swing training stage. The training involves attaching a safety belt to the trainee, suspending them by pulling a lanyard, and using a multi-pulley system to pull them up in the direction of their approach, thereby enabling the trainee to master the jumping motion. A method for using an auxiliary device for martial arts movement education and training according to any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that it includes a static aerial movement mastery stage in which a learner grasps a removable horizontal bar with both hands to master the movement of both feet in the air, performs motor proficiency of leg movements through static practice, understands the key points of the movement, and can standardize the movement.

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