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1. Outline and Features 

Outline 

As people age, they experience changes in posture, movement, and senses. The posture becomes 
more stooped and the joints also change, making movement unsteady. Sensory changes alter their 
social life.

The aged simulation set lets you experience the inconveniences in day-to-day life from the physical 
changes brought by aging. You may be shocked by the physical inconveniences you experience 
when wearing the set. Remember that these are not sudden changes, but changes that occur 
gradually with age. The simulation set is only a tool -- actual aging does not necessarily feel like 
attaching restrictors or weights to your body or wearing goggles. Please remember these points 
when using the set.

Features

1. Adjusting the extensively placed hook-and-loop fasteners straps can enable the set to be 

worn by trainees of various physiques.

2. It is hard for the trainee to move the joints when wearing knee and elbow restrictors. The 

trainee can also simulate reduced muscle power with wrist and ankle weights attached, and 
a reduced sense of touch as well as difficulty in grasping objects while wearing the gloves.

3. A stooped posture can be experienced by wearing the back protector.
4. Loss of peripheral vision and changes in visual function due to cataracts can be simulated 

by wearing the goggles.

5. Earplugs are specially created to block out the high-frequency sound range. Wearing these 

simulates presbycusis, which makes it difficult to hear high-frequency sounds.

Summary of Contents for LM-060

Page 1: ...r purchasing the Aged Simulation Set Please read this instruction manual carefully to ensure correct use of the product and store it in a safe place for easy access KOKEN CO LTD 1 4 14 Koraku Bunkyo k...

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Page 3: ...May result in falls 5 Take off and stop using the set immediately if a part of the body starts to feel abnormal during use 6 Do not apply excessive force or bend the set The ABS plates set inside the...

Page 4: ...the elbow restrictors 3 2 Putting on the knee restrictors 3 3 Putting on the back protector 3 4 Putting on the finger restrictors 3 5 Putting on the other accessories 4 Caring for the Set Cleaning in...

Page 5: ...ur body or wearing goggles Please remember these points when using the set Features 1 Adjusting the extensively placed hook and loop fasteners straps can enable the set to be worn by trainees of vario...

Page 6: ...4 2 Components and Configuration Configuration LM 060 The Aged Simulation Set LM 102 The Aged Simulation Set L size...

Page 7: ...ommon component 1 Wrist weights 500 g 2 Common component 1 pair for both wrists Ankle weights 1000 g 2 Common component 1 pair for both ankles Storage bag 2 Common component 1 Instruction Manual this...

Page 8: ...te that the restrictors for the right and left sides are different R right L left If the elbow restrictors are too loose use the tightening straps to fold over the ends and fasten them down 2 Fasten i...

Page 9: ...the restrictors for the right and left sides are different R right L left If the knee restrictors are too loose use the tightening straps to fold over the ends and fasten them down 2 Fasten it in pla...

Page 10: ...cure the fastening straps tightly in place while hunched over as correct simulation cannot be experienced when worn with a straight back 3 4 Putting on the finger restrictors 1 Put a glove on each han...

Page 11: ...ts are different for the wrists and for the ankles 2 Put on the training bib As shown below slip the training bib over the head and tie the ties under the arms 3 Put on the goggles Wearing the goggles...

Page 12: ...too far into the ears as they may become difficult to remove For hygienic reasons the same ear plugs should not be used by more than one person 5 Hold the walking stick This completes the procedure fo...

Page 13: ...ned Before dry cleaning remove the two ABS plates from the elbow and knee restrictors and the aluminum frame from the back protector Also follow the procedure below when replacing ABS plates How to re...

Page 14: ...2 to 38 cm Approx 28 to 49 cm Name of component Materials Elbow restrictors 100 cotton and ABS Knee restrictors 100 cotton and ABS Finger restrictors 100 cotton Back protector 100 cotton and aluminum...

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