PPT-“Stretching the world”

A friendly explanation of SF practice sfwork University of Hertfordshire Dr Mark McKergow How does SF work Why this is a tricky question Stories we tell each other We have no theory. Certificate Course. Session 3:. Practical Tips for Constructing a Progressive Stretching and Resistance Training . Programme. Outline of this Session. Principles of prescribing . flexibility training . Section B- Exercise Physiology . Increased range of movement/ reduce injury. Adopt held or aesthetic positions in gymnastics. Can reach a ball or player in game better. Can apply more power/ longer levers in athletic examples. . Chapter 10 Textbook. Course Packet page 26. The ability to move the joints through a full range of motion. FLEXIBILITY. a . type of sports fitness routine in which momentum and active muscular effort are used to stretch and the end position is not held . Factors that influence flexibility. 1- Joint structure. The type of joint determine the degree of ROM. For example; a ball-and-socket joint, like shoulder has greater ROM than a hinge joint like wrist. . Casey Francisco Audience: Recreational Exercisers. Reasons To Stretch:. Increases range of motion.. Reduces risk for injury.. Help relieve post exercise aches and pains.. Improves posture.. Prepares body for the stress of exercise.. an . introduction for the general population . Stretching and Flexibility. Ryan . Kennedy Health . Educator. Rowan . University Health & Exercise Science. Health . Promotion and Fitness . Chapter 5. Flexibility. The range of motion in a joint or group of joints. Important for general fitness and wellness. Static versus dynamic flexibility. What Determines Flexibility?. Joint structure—joints vary in direction and range of movement. & . ExRx. Team banana. Flexibility. The ACSM recommends a minimum of flexibility training 2-3 days a week. Stretches should be held from 10-30 seconds to mild discomfort, 3-4 reps per stretch. Static Stretching. Injury Prevention & Health. Active Isolated Stretching. Proprioceptive. Neuromuscular Facilitation. References: . The Wharton Stretch Book . Active Isolated Stretching . Jim and Phil Wharton. ISBN: 0812926234. By: Matt, Luke, Pat, Dante. Why Bodyweight? Why Circuits. It can be performed anywhere. Short, efficient, intense sessions. Increased muscle mass. Increased energy. Its Free!. Stretching: Dynamic vs Static. “Be comfortable with . being uncomfortable”. The Basics. Why . stretch?. When to stretch?. How long?. Types of stretching. Dynamic vs Static. Dynamic: aggressive movement of each repetition. Beginning of the workout. Learning Objective. To understand the physiological and psychological benefits of a warm-up & cool down.. Effective warm-up should include:. General warm-up. (pulse raiser). Stretching. Specific warm up . Quiz. What’s the transformation of y = . cf. (x) if c>1 from y = f(x)?. . . . A vertical shrinking. . B vertical stretching. . C horizontal shrinking. . D . horizontal stretching. William e. prentice. Restoring Range of Motion and Improving Flexibility. Introduction. Loss of motion occurs after injury. Due to pain, swelling, muscle guarding or spasm. Shortening of connective tissue and muscle.