Chapter 15: Introduction to Exercise Modalities Flashcards
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Free Weights
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- Helps with core stabilization
- Can be used by a wide variety of clients with different goals
- Helps with postural stability
- Exercise technique is important
2
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Machines
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- Great for new clients (not as intimidating)
- A spotter is not required
- Great for clients with special needs
- Can provide different intensities and weights
3
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Elastic bands (rubber tubing)
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- Cheap alternative to resistance training with weights
- Different planes of motion can be used easily
- Varying thickness, shapes and colors for different resistances
- Can reach wide range of motions
4
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Medicine balls
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- Comes in different weights
- Good for power, endurance, and muscular strength
- Benefits with dynamic power
- Multiple planes of motion and intensities
5
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Kettlebells
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- Good for balance and coordination
- Helps with core stability
- Helps with the grip strength
- Exercise technique is important
6
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Body weight exercises
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- Uses one’s own body weight as the resistance
- Exercise form is important
- Additional equipment is unnecessary
- You can train all the planes of motion
7
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TRX
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Helps to regress or progress exercises for special needs clients
Can help intensify the activation of muscles
Exercise technique/form is important