Chapter 13 Resistance Training Exercises Flashcards
Push up
Category
Safety
Regression Progression
Resistance training, chest, stabilization exercise
Safety-A common compensation that occurs when performing a push-up is the low back arching. This is an indicator that the individual possesses weak intrinsic core stabilizers and the exercise must be regressed
Regression - On knees -Hands on bench, feet on floor -hands on wall, feet on floor
Progression - lower extremities on ball - Hands-On medicine balls - hands on stability ball
Tuck jump
Category
Technique
Resistance training, leg, power exercise
Technique - When performing power exercises, make sure you land behind the ball of the foot, not on the ball of the foot or on the heel. This will ensure proper Force distribution through the foot and lower extremity improving Force production capabilities
Barbell squat Category
How far down should you squat?
Form?
Resistance training, leg, strength exercis
Only squat as far as can be controlled without compensation
Chest up, pressure through heals
Barbell bench Press
Category
Arm placement?
Form?
Resistance training, chest, strength exercise
Arms slightly wider than shoulder width
Avoid arching back or jutting the head off the bench
How should one land from a jump?
Softly
On the mid foot
Feet and knees pointing straight
Leg press, hip sled
Category
Resistance training, leg, strength exercise
Single leg dumbbell curl
Category
Technique
Progression regression
Resistance training, biceps, stabilization exercise
Technique - Keep the scapula retracted
Regression - Two-leg
Progression - Alternating arm
- Single arm
- Proprioceptive modalities
Two arm push press
Category
Safety
HOW TO?
Resistance training, total body, power exercise
SAFETY- one must establish proper stability ( stabilization Level Training) and prime mover strength (strength level training) before progressing to the power exercise.
Quickly drive dumbbells up, like a shoulder press but simultaneously drive the legs into a stagger stance with the front leg bent leg. Keep alignment as returning to starting position and repeat.
Seated shoulder press machine
Category
Form?
Resistance training, shoulder, strength exercise
Tuck the chin
Cable pushdown
Category
Technique
Resistance training, triceps, strength exercise
Technique - Using a rope when performing cable pushdowns will allow the elbows to track through their natural path of Motion versus having the hands closely fixed on a bar. This may decrease the risk of compensation
Seated stability ball military press
Category
Regression Progression
Resistance training, shoulder, stabilization exercise
Regression - Seated on a bench
Progression - Alternating arm
one arm
Standing
Supine ball dumbbell triceps extensions
Category
Safety
Resistance training, triceps, stabilization exercise
Safety - When performing stability ball exercises in a Supine position, make sure head comfortably rests on the ball. This will decrease stress of the cervical spine
Biceps curl machine Category Technique
Resistance training, biceps, strength exercise
Technique - Keep an upright posture. Do not allow your torso to excessively Flex or extend to cheat the movement
Single leg dumbbell scaption
Category
Technique
Regression Progression
Resistance training, shoulder, stabilization exercise
Technique - performing exercises in the scapular plane decreases the risk of the supraspinatus muscle be coming in pinch between the head of the humerus and the coracoacromial arch of the scapula
Regression - Two legs Seated
Progression - Single leg, alternating arm Single leg, single arm Proprioceptive modalities
Prone dumbbell triceps extensions
Category
Technique
Regression Progression
Resistance training, triceps, stabilization exercise
Technique - Make sure the ankles knees hips elbows shoulders and ears are all in alignment and maintained throughout the exercise
Regression - Standing with cable
Progression - Alternating arms Single arm
Flat dumbbell chest press
Category
Technique
Resistance training, chest, stabilization exercise
Technique - The range of motion at the shoulder joint, how far the elbows go down, will be determined by the load one is Lifting and tissue extensibility. The key is to only go as far as one can control without compensating