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Title: FLEXIBILITY: APPLICATION


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FLEXIBILITY APPLICATION
  • PEP 418
  • University of Idaho

2
To improve your flexibility, you must begin with
the standard process
  • Appropriate Assessment
  • Appropriate Goal Setting
  • Application of FITT and Basic Training Principles

3
Remember, also, that you must apply the basic
fitness principles
  • FITT
  • PRE
  • Specificity
  • Reversibility
  • Warm-ups Cool-downs

4
FITT will structure application of the other
principles
  • F____________ of stretching
  • I _____________ of stretch
  • T_______, or duration, of stretch
  • T_______________, of stretching

5
Lets focus on Types Techniques of Stretching
first
  • There are two primary types of stretching. These
    are
  • __________ stretching
  • __________ stretching
  • Within each type are several techniques,
    including
  • __________ stretching
  • __________ stretching
  • __________ stretching
  • ______________________________________

6
Types of Stretching
  • Passive Stretching
  • An _____________________________ helps your joint
    move the ROM.
  • Advantages
  • Several ways to apply force (e.g. yourself, a
    partner, an apparatus, a weight, or gravity).
  • Can often achieve a _____________.
  • Disadvantages
  • Can be dangerous since the stretch
    _________________________________ themselves.
  • Examples

7
Types of Stretching
  • Active Stretching
  • Contraction of ______________________ moves joint
    through its ROM, stretching the target muscle.
  • Contraction of antagonist or agonist may also
    induce _________________ in stretched muscle.
  • Remember muscle spindles and GTOs?
  • Advantages
  • Muscles are controlling amount of stretch, so
    possibly is a safer alternative to passive
    stretching.
  • Disadvantages
  • May be difficult to generate enough force to move
    joint through ROM as much as passive stretching.
  • Examples

8
Techniques for Stretching
  • Static Stretching
  • A muscle is _________________ for a specified
    period of time (usually at least 10 seconds).
  • As muscle is held in a static stretch, muscle
    spindle activity reduces, inducing further
    relaxation and greater stretch.
  • Advantages
  • Often regarded as the ___________________because
    of its very controlled nature.
  • Disadvantages
  • ___________________________ as other techniques.
  • Examples

9
Techniques for Stretching
  • Ballistic Stretching
  • A muscle is ____________________________.
  • Due to heightened stretch receptor activity,
    stretch-reflex can lead to _______________________
    _______________.
  • Disadvantages
  • ___________________________________________.
  • Examples

10
Techniques for Stretching
  • Dynamic Stretching
  • A joint is ______________________________________
    through its ROM, gradually increasing ROM and/or
    speed.
  • _________________________________! The movement
    is typically slower, more controlled, and does
    not attempt to force a joint past its ROM, as is
    the case with ballistic stretching.
  • Advantages
  • Has very ______________________________ in sport,
    performance, and daily life because of its active
    nature.
  • Disadvantages
  • ________________________ often reduces ability to
    stretch through full ROM.
  • Examples

11
Techniques for Stretching
  • Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation
  • Manipulates _____________________________ to
    effectively stretch a muscle.
  • Most popular method is the ___________________
    technique.
  • Maximally contract the muscle to be stretched for
  • 5 sec., then relax and static stretch the
    muscle.
  • The _____________________________ method is also
    popular.
  • Maximally contract muscle to be stretched, then
    relax it, then contract the antagonist muscle(s),
    followed by a static stretch.
  • Advantages
  • Often regarded as one of the _____________________
    techniques.
  • Disadvantages
  • ___________________________________ because it
    SOMETIMES requires the use of a partner and takes
    time.
  • Creates ________________________ than other
    techniques.
  • Examples

12
Which Type or Technique Should You Use?
  • For general flexibility, ACSM recommends
  • _________________________________________ at the
    end of a joints active ROM.
  • For general flexibility, PNF has increasing
    support as the most effective technique when done
    properly.
  • For athletic and exercise warm-ups, ____________
    stretching is quite useful.
  • For post-exercise cool-down, _________________
    stretching seems to be more effective.
  • ________________________________________!

13
Once you select a Type Technique, look at
Frequency
  • ACSM recommends approximately
  • ______________________________ per week for a
    beginning flexibility program.
  • As fitness and goals progress, frequency can
    increase.

14
Intensity is equally important
  • A stretch should always be held to the point of
    ________________________!
  • As a muscle relaxes during a stretch, it should
    continue to be _________________________ to
    maintain the appropriate intensity.

15
Lastly, select an appropriate Time/Duration of
Stretching
  • ACSM recommends __________________, followed by
    _________________________.
  • Each muscle group should be stretched at least
    ______________________________.
  • A complete flexibility program should take around
    ___________________ at least!
  • 5 min. of stretching after a workout
    ______________________________!

16
One last helpful hint
  • Regardless of the Type or Technique of
    stretching, it is most beneficial to
    ______________________________!
  • Example

17
In summary, basic FITT recommendations are
  • Frequency _______________________________
  • Intensity _________________________________
  • Time ____________________________________
  • Type/Technique
  • _________________________
  • _________________________
  • These are SIMPLE GUIDELINES to build flexibility
    for average people they do not address highly
    specific needs and populations!

18
How can you apply the FITT guidelines to progress
your own flexibility?
  • Weeks 1 2
  • F _____________
  • I _____________
  • T _____________
  • T _____________
  • Weeks 5 6
  • F _____________
  • I _____________
  • T _____________
  • T _____________
  • Weeks 3 4
  • F _______________
  • I _______________
  • T _______________
  • T _______________
  • Weeks 7 8
  • F _______________
  • I _______________
  • T _______________
  • T _______________

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Here are some TAKE HOME TIPS to help you with
your stretching
  • _________ your flexibility, then
    ______________________!
  • Plan an appropriate _________________.
  • Always stretch _____________________!
  • Give yourself plenty of __________!
  • Dont try to do ______________________!
  • Use an ___________________ to monitor your
    progress.
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