Chapter 14 Flashcards
hydration
body can loose 2-4 quarts of water every hour
exercise <1 hour, water
exercise >1 hour, sport drinks with sodium and glucose
consume 5-7 ml of fluid per kg of bodyweight at least 4 hours after exercise
replace each lb lost during exercise with 20-24 oz of fluid
Clothing and footwear
shoes should be replaced after 300-500 miles of use or every six months, which ever comes first
overpronators (lean in): need a motion control shoe with a straight last
underporators (bow leg) : need a curved shoe that allows greater foot range of motion
neutral: semicurved last and moderate direction-and foot control features
guidelines for cardiovascular exercise
2-5x per week
Intensity-50% tp85% of heart rate reserve
Duration: 20-60 minutes
generally, breathing should be relaxed and regular
variation is good! take time to adjust
Treadmill
primary muscles used: quads, hams, glutes, ilioposaoas, tibialis anterior, gastrocnemius, and soleus
walking: get clients used to it, “paw”, stand in middle center of belt, and hold onto handrails if needed
running: less resistance, so increase grade to 1%
Stair Climber
reduce knee stress
always walk forward, walking a different direction can stress back. no extreme side to side rocking at hips
4-8 inches is usually an appropriate range of motion
stepping speed, usually 43-95 steps per minute
knee should never come forward in front of the toe! leads to injury
Eliptical Trainer
uses:quadriceps, hams, glutes, iliopsoas, tibialis anterior, gastrocnemius and soleus
walking as a warm up
“walk tall”, relaxed shoulders, gentle rolling action from heel to ball of foot, left arm swing with right leg, etc, arms at 90 deg,
race walking: one foot in contact with ground, and leg must be fully extended from time foot lands until body passes over supporting leg
after walking four miles w/o fatigue, start running!
Running
dont bounce! heel ball method, key elbow unlocked, angle opens during down swing and closes during upswing. hands swing from chest height to hip
to increase stride frequency, client should take quicker, softer, relaxed steps, keep feet low on the ground
Swimming
good for da whole body
Aquatic Exercise
waist, 50% of body weight
chest, 25-35% of BW
neck 10%
do toe-ball-heel landings