Overhead Squat Assessment Flashcards
What are the 5 Kinetic Chain Checkpoints
- Feet/Ankles
- Knees
- Lumbo-Pelvic Hip Complex/ LPHC
- Shoulders
- Cervical Spine
What 3 things of OHS Assessment EVALUATES
- Total body structural alignment
- Dynamic flexibility
- Neuromuscular control from a bilateral standing posture
Overactive muscles require
Stretching
Underactive muscles require
Strengthening with low to moderate intensities
NASM’s most Always tight (overactive) & weak (underactive). Know all, but especially the ** ones.
Always tight (overactive)/Always weak (underactive)
Soleus-tight/Medial gastrocnemius-weak
Lateral gastrocnemius-tight/Medial hamstrings-weak
Tensor fascia latae-tight (TFL)/Gluteus maximus-weak
Biceps femoris-tight/Gluteus medius-weak
Vastus lateralis-tight/Vastus medialis oblique VMO-weak
Psoas (hip flexor complex)-tight/Anterior tibialis-weak
Rectus femoris-tight/Intrinsic core stabilizers-weak
Latissimus dorsi-tight/Transverse abdominus-weak
Pectoralis major/minor-tight/Mid/Low Traps-weak
Levator scapulae-tight/Rhomboids-weak
Teres major-tight/Deep cervical flexors-weak
Sternocleidomastoid-Always tight