Energy-Saving Mode of Freely Staying in Water

a technology of free and energy-saving, water-based activities, applied in the direction of sports equipment, etc., can solve the problems of unskilled swimmers, inability to overcome the main difficulty, fear of sinking into water, etc., and achieve the effect of avoiding water admission
US20100151428A1Inactive Publication Date: 2010-06-17LAZAREV
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Authority / Receiving Office
US · United States
Current Assignee / Owner
LAZAREV
Publication Date
2010-06-17
Estimated Expiration
Not applicable · inactive patent

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Abstract

The present inventions relates to the field of human activities involving staying in water, in particular, in immobile or immobilized states. The claimed technical result reduces to ensuring highly stable staying at the surface of deep water, in particular, under conditions of considerable water surface roughness. According to the proposed invention, the face is turned up, the head is straightened, the legs are flexed, the arms are drawn aside and turned outside, and the forearms are flexed. Alternatively, the arms are straightened and the thighs are flexed or the arms are flexed and the thighs are straightened. Some distinctive features are related to additional technical means, which facilitate realization of the present invention.
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FIELD OF THE INVENTION

[0001] The present inventions relates to the field of human activities involving staying in water, in particular, it can be used in order to teach swimming and escape drawing, in the course of physical training and auto-training, and in sports, medicine, etc.BACKGROUND

[0002] There are various modes of swimming (see, e.g., description of RU Patent No. 2,003,370 C1), which employ auxiliary means in order to increase buoyancy of the human body. Such means, while offering convenient aid in learning of unskilled swimmers, do not help to overcome the main difficulty, that is, fear to sink into water (fear of depth). These auxiliary means are rather misleading, making an unskilled swimmer dependent on the availability of such technical aid. In order to make possible the use of the auxiliary means of increasing buoyancy, these devices, despite their relatively large dimensions, must be always at hand. A special class of means that is worth of mentioning includes lifebelt...

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