Abstract: The present invention achieves a therapy and/or exercise instructing process management that is capable of providing an exercise menu sufficiently suited for an exerciser by considering the state of the body of the exerciser. The above object is achieved to provide a therapy and/or exercise instructing process management system implemented by a client-side terminal operated by a client and a trainer-side terminal that is connectable to the client-side terminal via communication and operated by a trainer, the system including: an assessor that assesses a posture of the client in a steady state and/or a moving state; an exercise determiner that determines exercise to be performed by the client based on an assessment made by the assessor; and a storage that stores information regarding the assessment made by the assessor and information regarding the exercise that is determined by the exercise determiner and performed by the client.

Abstract: The present invention provides a program capable of assessing the muscle tone of the exerciser based on the captured images of the posture of the exerciser. The above object is achieved by a program causing a computer apparatus to execute assessment of muscle tone of a client, the program causing the computer apparatus to function as: an image capturer that captures an image of a posture of the client in a steady state and/or an image of a posture of the client in a moving state; and an assessor that assesses the muscle tone of the client based on a position of a prescribed body site of the client, an inclination of the prescribed body site of the client, and/or positional relationships among a plurality of prescribed body sites in the image captured by the image capturer.

Abstract: The present invention provides a program capable of assessing the muscle tone of the exerciser based on the captured images of the posture of the exerciser. The above object is achieved by a program causing a computer apparatus to execute assessment of muscle tone of a client, the program causing the computer apparatus to function as: an image capturer that captures an image of a posture of the client in a steady state and/or an image of a posture of the client in a moving state; and an assessor that assesses the muscle tone of the client based on a position of a prescribed body site of the client, an inclination of the prescribed body site of the client, and/or positional relationships among a plurality of prescribed body sites in the image captured by the image capturer.

Abstract: The present invention achieves a therapy and/or exercise instructing process management that is capable of providing an exercise menu sufficiently suited for an exerciser by considering the state of the body of the exerciser. The above object is achieved to provide a therapy and/or exercise instructing process management system implemented by a client-side terminal operated by a client and a trainer-side terminal that is connectable to the client-side terminal via communication and operated by a trainer, the system including: an assessor that assesses a posture of the client in a steady state and/or a moving state; an exercise determiner that determines exercise to be performed by the client based on an assessment made by the assessor; and a storage that stores information regarding the assessment made by the assessor and information regarding the exercise that is determined by the exercise determiner and performed by the client.

Abstract: Provided is a compensatory movement source body region identification method including: a step of first determination that determines existence of the compensatory movement in a first motion based on whether or not first measurement data satisfies a first criterion; and/or a step of second determination that determines existence of the compensatory movement in a second motion that is of lower complicity than the first motion based on whether or not second measurement data satisfies a second criterion; and a step of identifying at least one or more body region to be the source for causing the compensatory movement based on whether or not third measurement data in a third motion that is of lower complicity than the second motion satisfies a third criterion, when determined in the step of first determination and/or the step of second determination that there is the compensatory movement.

Abstract: With respect to a pressing tool main body 10B of a pressing tool for a pelvic floor muscle group 1B, a convex upper surface has a hardness of 10 to 20, which is a value of the International Rubber Hardness Degree (IRHD) complying with JIS K 6253, when the pressing tool main body 10B is in an initial state in which the pressing tool main body 10B is subject to no external force and is not squashed, and has a hardness of 25 to 35, which is a value of the International Rubber Hardness Degree (IRHD) complying with JIS K 6253, when the pressing tool main body 10B is subject to an external force, and a height from a seat surface to the convex upper surface becomes a half of the height from the seat surface to the convex upper surface in the initial state.

Abstract: A push-button box that can enhance the waterproofness and the safety of the structure of the cabinet, and prevent a foreign matter from being left thereon, that enhances the operability of the push button, thereby being user friendly, and that is excellent in durability in operation and strength. In the push-button box 10 for instructing an operation of a pedestrian signal lamp device, a cabinet 11 that accommodates various components is formed of a base main body 20, which constitutes the rear face of the cabinet 11, being opened on the front face side, and a front case 30, which is combined with the base main body 20 so as to cover the opening thereof from forward, being provided with a push button 40, and in the state in which said front case 30 covers the opening of said base main body 20 from forward, the rear face thereof is opened downward in a diagonally rearward direction in the cabinet 11.

Abstract: A push-button box that can enhance the waterproofness and the safety of the structure of the cabinet, and prevent a foreign matter from being left thereon, that enhances the operability of the push button, thereby being user friendly, and that is excellent in durability in operation and strength. In the push-button box 10 for instructing an operation of a pedestrian signal lamp device, a cabinet 11 that accommodates various components is formed of a base main body 20, which constitutes the rear face of the cabinet 11, being opened on the front face side, and a front case 30, which is combined with the base main body 20 so as to cover the opening thereof from forward, being provided with a push button 40, and in the state in which said front case 30 covers the opening of said base main body 20 from forward, the rear face thereof is opened downward in a diagonally rearward direction in the cabinet 11.