A reduced friction massage and exercise device, which includes a base frame and at least one anchoring arrangement for anchoring a first body part of a user. A reduced friction surface is mounted onto the base frame, and includes a plurality of ball transfer units arranged such that adjacent ball transfer units engage one another. The device further includes at least one cable column including a weight stack. Each of the motion transfer balls is adapted for omnidirectional rotation relative to a corresponding housing element and independently of other the motion transfer balls. The reduced friction surface is adapted to have a second body part of the user placed thereon during performing of a physical activity applying force to the second body part, while reducing friction between the second body part and the surface.

A massage device includes a base, a drive unit, and a transmission unit. The drive unit is coupled to the base. The transmission unit is disposed at one side of the base. The drive unit includes a drive member to drive a rotary shaft for driving massage members. One end of the rotary shaft is provided with a unidirectional bearing and a first bevel gear. The unidirectional bearing is able to control the rotation of the first bevel gear. The transmission unit includes two positioning blocks and a worm shaft connected between the two positioning blocks. The worm shaft is provided with a second bevel gear and a movable member thereon. The first bevel gear meshes with the second bevel gear. When the first bevel gear is rotated, the second bevel gear is driven to link other parts so that the drive unit can slide on the base.

Handheld sexual appliances are disclosed herein, providing improved stimulators for stimulation of the Grafenberg area or G-spot of the female genitalia. The appliances generally comprise an elongate body having a first span, wherein is a handle region, and a second span that is angled upwards from the first span. In the second span, embodiments for stimulating the Grafenberg area are provided, comprising one or more of a mechanical finger that oscillates in a reciprocal motion within a protuberance that protrudes from the dorsal surface of the second span. In some embodiments, one or more stimulators simulates a range of motion of the back-and-forth movement of one or more human fingers. Thereby, the G-spot stimulating embodiments may directly impinge upon the Grafenberg area when inserted into the vagina, while the precise angle and force of that interaction can also be finely adjusted.

An ultra-thin massaging core includes a housing having two supporting bases, and a kneading massage mechanism including a kneading rotary shaft, a kneading drive device and two partial pendulum type kneading massage members. Ends of the kneading rotary shaft are mounted on the supporting bases. The kneading massage members are close to the ends of the kneading rotary shaft. The kneading drive device includes a kneading motor and a kneading speed reducer. A recessed accommodation space is formed between the supporting bases. The kneading motor is provided on the accommodation space. The kneading rotary shaft is located above the kneading motor, and the two are perpendicularly staggered. A first output end of an output shaft of the kneading motor is connected with the kneading rotary shaft through the kneading speed reducer in a transmission mode. The kneading speed reducer has a U-shaped transmission structure and is small in size.

A massage device for performing a kneading massage including paired left and right massage members, each having a treatment element, and a massage mechanism for operating at least one of the paired massage members to cause the treatment elements to move close to and away from each other in the horizontal direction to produce kneading actions. The massage member has an arm member extending substantially perpendicularly to the approaching/separating direction, and the treatment element is disposed at the front end of the arm member so that an extended line L extending along the protruding direction of the arm member passes through the interior of the treatment element.

A device for passive therapeutic exercise comprises at least one pedal for supporting a foot during a swivelling motion of the foot, the pedal being pivotally mounted on a shaft, the pedal arranged on a side of a drive housing on a revolving shaft extending from the side wall of the drive housing, the revolving shaft coupled with a drive mechanism arranged in the drive housing to create a forced swinging movement of the pedal around an axis of the shaft, whereas the axis of swinging movement of the pedal is arranged under the pedal adjacent to the perpendicular projection of the ankle joint to the pedal, whereas the drive housing may be provided with outriggers to adjust the inclination of the drive housing towards the base, and a mechanism to switch operations on and off, and regulate the size of range and speed of the pedal swinging movement.

An automatic massage apparatus may include a main body, a massaging unit, at least two first belts and at least two second belts. The main body has a guiding rail that is hollow to provide a space for a driving unit of the massaging unit, and a long groove is formed on both sides of the guiding rail. The massaging unit has a driving unit that has a driving shaft extending towards both sides of the driving unit. Both ends of the driving shaft have a plurality of wheels disposed against the rail of the main body, and these wheels are appropriately spaced. Both sides of the massaging unit have at least one compartment and a second compartment. One end of the first belt is secured on the first end of the positioning unit, and the other end is wrapping the driving shaft in the first compartment.

massage mechanism and a massage control device thereof, a massage machine and a working method of the massage mechanism are disclosed. The massage mechanism includes a transmission part that is rotatably connected to a first transmission arm, a second transmission arm connected to the first transmission arm, and a swing rod connected to the second transmission arm. Each of two ends of the swing rod is provided with a massage wheel. A swing mechanism is mounted on the second transmission arm, is in contact with the swing rod and is configured to drive the swing rod to swing. The swing rod is driven to swing back and forth through the swing mechanism; the massage wheels on the swing rod massage the person being treated in a “knocking” manner; and the speed of the speed reducer and the swing amplitude of the swing rod are adjustable.

This body balance correcting apparatus is capable of improving blood circulation, skeletal balance and the like from the inside of the body by oscillating the body of a user, and includes an oscillation panel which supports the user in a recumbent position, a support device which supports the oscillation panel so as to enable the oscillation panel to oscillate in the in-plane direction, a drive device which oscillates the oscillation panel in the axial direction of the body of a user, and a controller which controls the acceleration and deceleration of the oscillation by the drive device. The oscillation panel can be adjusted to oscillate at an amplitude in the horizontal direction with respect to the support device in a range of about 0 to 6 cm and within 15 cm and with a cycle in a range of about 0.5 to 2.0 seconds, and by adjusting the acceleration and deceleration of the oscillation of the oscillation panel by the control order from the controller, blood circulation and skeletal balance can be improved from the inside of the body of the user.

An adjustable apparatus, system, and method for the regeneration of tissue by aligning a direction of therapy toward a tissue to be treated with mechanotherapy or mechanotransduction therapy.