Warm Up And Stretching Flashcards

1
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Goal of warm up

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Prepare the athlete mentally and physically

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2
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Warm up increases (3)

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Muscle temp, core temp, blood flow

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3
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Disrupts..

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Transient connective tissue bonds

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4
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Warm up leads to (7)

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Faster contraction/relaxation,nimproved rate of force development and reaction time, improved strength and power, lowered viscous resistance improved o2 delivery, increased blood flow to active muscles, enhanced metabolic reactions

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5
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Bohr effect

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Higher temperatures facilitate O2 release from hemoglobin to myoglobin

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6
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Based on current evidence..

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Dynamic stretching is preferred for warm up

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7
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Two components of warm up

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General and specific

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8
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General warm up length

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5 to 10 min of slow activity

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9
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Included in general warmup..

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Low intensity and sport specific actions

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10
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Goal of general warm up

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Increase HR, blood flow, deep muscle temp, respiration rate, perspiration, decrease viscosity of joint fluids

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11
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Length of specific warm up

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8 to 12 min of dynamic stretching

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12
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Specific warm up focuses on

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Sport specific movements of increased intensity. (sprints,bounding,jumping)

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13
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The warm up should progress…

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Gradually and provide sufficient intensity to increase muscle and core temperatures without causing fatigue or reducing energy stores

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14
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Flexibility

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Degree of movement that occurs at a joint

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15
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Flexibility determined by (7)

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Connective tissue structure, activity level, age, sex, resistance training, muscle bulk, joint structure

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16
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Two components of flexibility

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Static and dynamic

17
Q

Static is

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Passive

18
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Dynamic is

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Active

19
Q

Stretching ____ per week for min of _____ weeks has been shown to significantly improve flexibility

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Twice, 5

20
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How long for static stretch?

A

15-30 seconds

21
Q

Increased body temp increases ______ of collagen, so there is a greater _____ ______

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Elasticity, stretch magnitude

22
Q

Spindles located

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Intrafusal fibers

23
Q

Spindles sense changes in

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Length and speed

24
Q

Stretch reflex

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During rapid stretch, sensory neuron inner sites motor neuron, motor neuron causes muscle action of previously stretched extrafusal fibers

25
Q

GTO located and function

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Near musculotendinous junction. Sensitive to changes in tension

26
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Stimulation of GTO causes muscles to

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Reflexively relax

27
Q

Autogenic inhibition

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Relaxation that occurs in the same muscle that is experiencing increased tension

28
Q

Autogenic inhibition accomplished by

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Active contraction of a muscle immediately before. Passive stretch of that same muscle

29
Q

Tension built up during ________ stimulates the GTO, causing a ________ ________ during the subsequent ________ stretch

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Contraction,reflexive relaxation, passive

30
Q

Reciprocal inhibition

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Relaxation that occurs in the muscle opposing the muscle experiencing increased tension

31
Q

Reciprocal inhibition accomplished when one_______ _______ the muscle opposing the muscle that is being ______ stretched

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Simultaneously contracts, passively

32
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Static stretching

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Slow and constant, 30 sec, relaxation and concurrent elongation, slow so no stretch reflex

33
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Ballistic

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Active, bouncing, elicits stretch reflex, defeats purpose of stretch

34
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Dynamic

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Functionally based, prepares body for sport specific movements, avoids bouncing

35
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PNF.. ______ and ______ muscle action of ______ are used before ______ stretch of antagonist to achieve Autogenic inhibition

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Isometric and concentric, antagonist, passive

36
Q

Concentric muscle action of the _____ is used during passive stretch of the _____ to achieve _____ _____

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Agonist, antagonist, reciprocal inhibition

37
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Three types of PNF

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Hold relax, contract relax,hold relax with agonist contraction ( most effective)

38
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Three phases of PNF

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Passive pre stretch for 10 seconds, depending on type for 6 seconds, depending on type for 10 seconds