Adaptability Flashcards

Postural Adaptation and Movement Adaptability

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Malleability

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Looser/more fluid fascia adapts more easily and denser/less fluid takes longer

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2
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Long term adaptability

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For better or worse adapts to movement patterns

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3
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Immediate movement adaptability

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When you move fascia adapts immediately to support movement

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4
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What changes in architecture?

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Tissue composition and fiber alignment

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5
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Feedback Loop: Functional and form

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Form follows function and function alters form:

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6
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Form follows function

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Fascial architecture (form) develops with use (function)

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7
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Function alters with form

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How fascia is used (function) changes with its architecture (form)

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8
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Feedback Loop

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Altered use leads to different architecture and altered architecture leads to different use

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9
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Why doesn’t the IT band keep getting thicker

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Fascia is smart/regulates

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10
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Building up process

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With load and tension fascia develops (fibroblasts/myofibroblasts)

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11
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Maintenance

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Once it hits the needed architecture goes to maintenance mode

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12
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Fascial Patterns Complex

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Page 55

“It is good for us to remember when we unwind a pattern we are giving up something that held value for us.

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13
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Movement adaptability

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Fascia’s ability to adapt to mvoement you want it to be likewell fit jeans (stable, but adaptable (stretchy))

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14
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Fascial Resilience

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This is a good term to describe immediate fascial resilience. Tissue resilience supports optimal force transmission: adds to our agility and ability

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15
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Keys to fascial resilience

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Not just flexibility but also tissue ability to recoil

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16
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Notes on Re-Patterning Fascial Adaptations

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Goal of Slings
On group level do classesin a way that supports increased fascial adaptability
INDIVIDUALS: need body reading in the mix

17
Q

When Unwinding patterns

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Giving up something

Balanced with stabilizing and rebalancing exercise

18
Q

In and Out Patterns

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Unwinding a knot…sometimes you have to go into it more to get out of it.

19
Q

CHALLENGE ZONE

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Contrasting movement

20
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PLAY ZONE

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Unusual movement/Functional Fun

21
Q

Comfort Zone

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Rebalancing and Integration

22
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MF Techniques in Bold for Adaptability

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Active lengthening and expansion
Spiraling
Hydrating
Gliding
Domino
Bounce and swing
23
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Training Aim Focus Adaptability

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Functional Flexibility
KQ
Adaptability
resilience

24
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4 things about long-term adaptability

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  1. Fascial adaptability to degree for life
  2. Architect changes: remodels to use
  3. Adaptation meets demand
  4. Feedback Loop: form follows function and function alters form
25
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4 things to know about Immediate Adaptability

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  1. Temporary adapts to support move
  2. Resilience and permeability key
  3. Limiting factors: sticky, gluey, felty, adhesions
  4. Can be trained with versatile movements with varied direction, loads, rhythms
26
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4 Slings Training Principles

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  1. Dynamic Body Balance
  2. Challenge
  3. Play
  4. Comfort
27
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3 Benets of Fascial Adaptation and Adaptability

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  1. Fascial adaptations strength postural and movement patterns
  2. Fascial adaptability enhances immediate physical responsiveness
  3. Positive changes can be made throughout a lifetime