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Ability of a joint (& surrounding muscle, tendon
ligaments, etc) to freely move through...
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FLEXIBILITY
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•80% of all chronic ???? pain, directly related to
poor flexibility. (& weak muscles)
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low-back
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•Weak
•Inflexible
•Poor posture
•Poor body mechanics
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Low Back Pain
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The ability to assume and maintain an extended position at one end point in a joint’s...
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Static Flexibility
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Variables of staticflexibility
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the ability to move
a joint quickly and fluidly through its full range of motion with...
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Dynamic /
Ballistic /Active Flexibility
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Variables of
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Variables Affecting Flexability
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Uses/Benefits of flexability
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Injuries/Relief of
/ Better Athletic
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Benefits of Flexability
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Flexability Assessment
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A gradual stretch
held for a short time of 10 to 30 seconds.
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Static Stretching
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Rapid bouncing
movements.
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Ballistic
Stretching
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Sport/exercise
specific ROM movements.
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Dynamic /
Functional Stretching
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A stretching
technique in which an external force or resistance (your body, a partner,
gravity,...
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Passive Stretching
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A technique that
involves stretching a muscle by contracting the opposing muscle.
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Active Stretching
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A technique that
involves fatiguing a muscle or muscle group through contracting and then
stretching...
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Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)
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Flexibility/Stretching
Issues
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Back Care & Posture
for
Everyday Living
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