Running analysis Flashcards

1
Q

Name the 5 phases of running

A

Heel contact
Mid stance
Toe off
Mid swing
Heel contact

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2
Q

During stance absorption energy is stored in (3)

A

Achilles tendon
Foot arch
Quadriceps tendon

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3
Q

During stance generation, power is generated primarily at ____

A

the ankle

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4
Q

What happens if the runner spends too much time on the stance leg?

A

Loose the energy accumulated because eccentric phase is too long
Loose the energy to propel

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5
Q

What are the 5 fascial chains?

A

Spiral
Lateral
Front functional
Back functional
Superficial back

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6
Q

Why is the lateral fascial chain important in single-leg stance?

A

Keep pelvis in line with ankles and knees

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7
Q

Which is more important: stride length or stride rate?

A

CADENCE -stride rate
because increasing stride rate will impact the stride length

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8
Q

Knee window angle - closed knee window is a consequence of what?

A

Weakness in obliques on other side
Weakness in glutes medius - pelvic drop on stance leg

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9
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Most of pressure should be on ___ (at the ankle)

A

1st and 2nd toe

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10
Q

Excessive pronation could indicate what

A

weakness of tib post and flexor hallucis longus to stabilize that arch

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11
Q

What would be a cause of a midline cross?

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Could indicate some balance challenges/weakness of lateral line not keeping that person out

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12
Q

What is considered to be high vertical movement?

A

More than 10cm

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13
Q

What is considered low vertical movement?

A

less than 5 cm

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15
Q

Causes of high vertical movement

A

Lack of forward lean, pushing off to early, excessive knee and ankle extension

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16
Q

Consequence of low vertical movement

A

Lack of flight stride
Decrease power and pace
More time spent on ground, shorter stride

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18
Q

Increase in running speed was compensated by an increase in ____ at thoracic and lumbar spine as well as an increase in ___ of L/S during stance phase

A

Extension angles
Rotation in L/S

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