Flexibility and Mobility Program Design Flashcards

1
Q

“range of motion at a joint”

A

flexibility

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2
Q

Training principles applied to flexibility programs are ___ and ___ ____

A

specificity and progressive overload

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3
Q

joint and action specificity would be considered a ____ training principle for flexibility

A

specificity

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4
Q

stretch, duration number of reps, and pain free ROM are considered parts of a _____ ____ training principle for flexibility training

A

progressive overload

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5
Q

Major Factors Limiting Gains in Flexibility:

  • ____ and ___ structure (47%)
  • Elasticity of ____ tissue and _____ (41%)
  • Elastic limits of ___ and _____ (10%)
  • ____ (2%)
A

bone and joint; muscle tissue and fascia; ligaments and tendons; skin

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6
Q

Other factors that may limit flexibility? (5)

A
  • warm-up
  • gender
  • age
  • activity level and strength of muscle group
  • body type
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7
Q

“ROM available at a joint with use of an external force”

A

passive flexibility

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8
Q

“ROM available at a joint by contraction of the agonist muscle”

A

active flexibility

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9
Q

____ stretching provides a stretch to the antagonist group

A

active

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10
Q

what type of stretch requires flexibility and strength?

A

active

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11
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“slow sustained muscle lengthening at or near maximal tolerable length - no movement”

A

static stretching

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12
Q

In static stretching, the ____ ____ adapts and the stretch reflex is lengthened

A

muscle spindle

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13
Q

____ stretching is used to prepare the body for activity - useful at the beginning of a workout

A

dynamic

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14
Q

benefits of dynamic stretching? (3)

A
  • increased temp
  • multijoint/multiplanar
  • functionally based and sport specific
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15
Q

____ stretching is a type of dynamic stretching that involves use of momentum and more rapid, bouncing movements

A

ballistic

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16
Q

ballistic stretching triggers the ___ ___ reflex, however, it is usually not recommended

A

myotatic stretch

17
Q

____ ____ ___ was originally used in rehabilitation settings.

A

proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF)

18
Q

What is the contract-relax 4 step sequence in PNF?

A
  1. passively stretch muscle at end of ROM for 10-30 seconds
  2. isometrically contract muscle against resistance for 5-10 seconds
  3. passively taken to end ROM again
  4. repeat as required
19
Q

PNF stimulates the ____ which then causes the muscle to relax via _____ ______

A

GTO; autogenic inhibition

20
Q

what incorporates the “dimmer switch” theory?

A

PNF

21
Q

Canadian Guide to PA does not include any _____ suggestions.

A

flexibility

22
Q

FITT for flexibility?

A

F: min 2-3x/wk
I: to point of tightness or slight discomfort
T: 10-30 sec, 2-4 sets (get 60sec per stretch)
T: combination of active, passive, static & PNF

23
Q

what is cross syndrome?

A

pattern of weak and tight muscles

eg. tight upper traps and pectoralis muscles and weak cervical flexors and rhomboid/lower trap