Balance Training Concepts Flashcards

1
Q

Balance

A

body is in equilibrium and stationary

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2
Q

Dynamic Balance (2)

A

similar to agility

can move and change direction without falling

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3
Q

Balance is the key to

A

all functional movements

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4
Q

Balance is often thought of as a

A

static process

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5
Q

Functional balance is

A

static and dynamic

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6
Q

Static Balance example

A

balancing on one foot

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7
Q

Dynamic Balance example

A

Balancing on one foot while reaching

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8
Q

Functional dynamic balance and neuromuscular efficiency cause the ability to (3)

A

reduce force at the right joint
at the right time
in the right plane of motion

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9
Q

Benefits of balance (2)

A

improves dynamic joint stabilization
(ability to stabilize a joint during movement)
helps client reach their main goal
(continually increase the client’s awareness of their limit of stability by creating controlled instability)

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10
Q

Balance training should constantly stress an individual’s

A

limit of stability

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11
Q

Limit of stability (2)

A

as far as the client can go without losing control of balance
must be constantly stressed to continue improvement

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12
Q

Proprioceptively enriched environments (2)

A

unstable yet controllable environment

proper progression

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13
Q

Proper Progression for proprioceptively enriched environments (5)

A
Floor
Balance Beam
Half foam roll
Airex pad
Dyna disc
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14
Q

Balance and joint dysfunction (5)

A
joint dysfunction
muscle inhibition
joint injury
swelling
altered proprioception
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15
Q

Muscle imbalances, joint dysfunctions, pain, and swelling can lead to

A

altered balance

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16
Q

What % of the population experiences low back pain?

A

80%

17
Q

How many anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries occur annually?

A

80,000 - 100,000

18
Q

How many ankle sprains occur every year?

A

more than 2 million

19
Q

The majority of clients will have decreased (2)

A

neuromuscular efficiency and balance

20
Q

Balance training programs improve both _ and _ balance ability.

A

static and dynamic

21
Q

Static and Dynamic Balance should be done (3)

A

at least 10 minutes a day
3 times per week
minimum 4 weeks

22
Q

Designing a balance program (exercise selection) (3)

A

Safe
Progressive
Proprioceptively challenging

23
Q

Progressive balance program (4)

A

easy to hard
simple to complex
known to unknown
static to dynamic

24
Q

Proprioceptively challenging balance program (4)

A

floor
balance beam
half foam roll
airex pad

25
Q

Variables Plane of motion and range of motion

A

plane of motion
frontal
sagittal
transverse

range of motion
full
partial
end-range

26
Q

Balance stabilization exercises

A

exercises involve little joint motion and are designed to improve joint stability

single leg-
balance
balance reach
hip internal/external rotation
lift and chop
throw and catch
27
Q

balance strength exercises

A

require dynamic control in mid-range of motion with isometric stabilization at the end-range of motion

single leg-
squat
squat touchdown
romanian deadlift

multiplanar-
step-up to balance
lunge to balance

28
Q

balance power exercises

A

develop high levels of eccentric strength dynamic neuromuscular efficiency, and reactive joint stabilization

multiplanar-
hop with stabilization

single leg-
box hop up with stabilization
box hop down with stabilization

29
Q

Implementing a balance program

A
Stabilization level (phase 1)
-select balance stabilization exercises
Strength level (phase 2, 3, and 4)
-select balance strength exercises
Power level (phase 5)
-select balance power exercises