Static and Dynamic Stretching - Training Methods Flashcards

1
Q

State the benefits of improving flexibility

A
  • Reduce likelihood of injury
  • Greater rang of motion = improved sporting performance
  • Imrpoving posture
  • Reduce impact of DOMS
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2
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When should stretching be completed?

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Always when body is warmed up

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3
Q

What is static stretching?

A

Person stretches to a position and holds stretch for 10-15 seconds

Chose a number don’t give range (15 is ideal)

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4
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When should static stretching be carried out?

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During a cooldown

Never in a warmup

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5
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What are the benefits of static stretching in a cooldown?

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  • Helps return athlete to pre-exercise levels
  • Brings blood to used muscles, promoting oxidation of hydrigen ions and delivery of proteins
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6
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Give an example of static stretching

A

Quad stretch for 15 seconds

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7
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What is dynamic stretching

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  • Involves moving joint through its range of motion with controlled movement
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8
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When is dynamic stretching usually carried out?

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During warm-ups

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9
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What type of dynamic stretching should be carried out in warmups and what are it’s benefits?

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  • Stretches should mimic actions that will occur in sport
  • Helps maintain increased bloodflow to area and maintain acute responses
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10
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Give example of dynamic stretching

A

Footballer kicking their legs, increasing range of motion gradually
1) Arm swings/Shoulder Rotations
2) Leg Swings
3) Calf raises

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