Shoe Tying Teaching Aid Device and Method
OwnerCourtney Clancyinventor
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A multi-colored shoelace is used as a teaching tool to provide visual cues to help teach an individual how to tie their shoes. The teaching method includes a sequence of seven phases. A first phase consists of a warmup exercise involving pinching the thumb and index fingers while keeping the other fingers in a closed position. A second phase consists of tying a shoe on a tabletop using a multi-colored shoelace to provide visual cues during the shoe tying. A third phase consists of tying a shoe on a tabletop using a plain colored shoelace to practice tying a show without any visual color cues. A fourth phase consists of tying a shoe while it is worn. A fifth phase consists of fine tuning techniques to improve the symmetry of the tied shoe laces. A sixth phase consists of tying a double knot and a final seventh phase consists of untying a shoe.
An article of footwear comprising:
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