Muscular Training: Assessments Flashcards
what does the static postural assessment show
imbalance at a join and muscles around joint
overactive/underactive joint muscles
what are some common postural deficiencies
lordosis
kyphosis
flat-back
sway-back
what are the 6 correctible factors in posture
repetitive movements awkward positions and movements dominance on one side lack of stability in a joint lack of mobility in a joint programs w/ imbalanced strength training
what are the four flexibility tests
thomas test for hip flexor length
straight leg raise
shoulder flexion
extension test
movement example of a bend/lift and lift/lower
squat
movement example of single-leg
step-up
movement example of pushing
shoulder push stabilization
movement example of pulling
standing row
movement example of rotating
thoracic spine mobility
what are examples of the muscular endurance test
push ups and bodyweight squats
3 considerations for performing a muscular endurance test
- check for lower back pain and other orthopedic issues
- any indication of pain should be noted, test should stop, and client should be referred to a professional
- if client has orthopedic issues, the assessment should be done after doctor consultation
how is strength tested
one-rep max on squat and bench
how is power tested
vertical jump
how is speed and agility tested
t-test