Chapter 6 Flashcards
Upper body agility test and how is it performed?
Davies test - push up position with hands 36 inches apart. Record how many times hands touch each other within 15 seconds . Repeat 3 times
Pronation Distortion Syndrome
Foot pronation (flat feet ) adductacted and internally rotated knees.
Performance testing. what does it measure
Will measure upper extremity stability, and muscular endurance, lower extremity agility , and overall strength
Which of the following kinetic chain checkpoints do you emphasize during the single leg squat assessment
Knees
If an individuals BMI gets higher than 25
They are overweight and the chances double for CAD, Diabetes, and cancer
Compensation : Low Back Arches
Overactive muscles:Hip flexor complex ,Erector Spinae , Latissimus Dorsi
Under active muscles : Gluteus Maximus , Hamstrings, and intrinsic Core stabilizers
After the Rockport walk test, you check your clients heart rate for 60 seconds and give them a Vo2 score of “Good” what cardio zone would you begin them in
Zone 2
Upper body endurance test
Push ups
what does the RockPort test and how is it performed
Tests clients cardiovascular starting point. 1 mile walk. Record clients heart rate to determine which zone to put them in.
What is the typical heart rate for a male
70bpm
Compensation:Low Back Rounds
Over active muscles : Hamstrings , Adductor Magnus , Rectus Abdominus , External Obliques
Under active muscles: Gluteus Maximus, Erector Spinae , intrinsic Core stabilizers
If client receives an excellent on rockport what zone are they in
Zone 3
How do you calculate Zone 1
220-age x .65-.75
What does the Over head squat test and how is it performed
Checks dynamic flexibility,core strength ,balance and overall neuromuscular control.perform with shoes off. Squat to height of chair 5 times
Lower Cross syndrome
Anterior tilt of pelvis (Arched lower back)
If client receives an average on rockport test
Good=zone 2
Karvonen Formula
220 -Age
what are the Intrinsic Core stabilizers
Transverse abdominis , multifidus, internal oblique, pelvic floor muscles, and transversospinalis
Compensation :Excessive forward lean
Overactive muscles :Soleus ,Gastrocnemius , Hip flexor complex ,Abdominal Complex
Under active muscles :Anterior Tibialis, Gluteus Maximus , and Erector Spinae