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Lecture 5 - Core control and CV fitness Flashcards

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Importance of a stable core (2)

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Link between upper and lower body
Transfer of forces

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Anterior part of “The box”

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Abdominal

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Posterior part of “The box”

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Glutes/erector spinae

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Superior part of “The box”

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Diaphragm

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Inferior part of “The box”

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Pelvic floor and hip musculature

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What is the length of “The box”?

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From rib flare to ASIS in line

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Helps with segmental stability of the lumbar spine

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The inner unit

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When worked properly, the muscles of the inner unit provide what?

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The increased joint stiffness and stability to the spine, pelvis, and rib cage

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Acts as a corset to provide a stable platform for larger muscles and decrease shear forces created

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The inner unit

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What muscles make the local muscles of the lumbar spine?

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Multifidus, psoas major, transverse abdominis, quadratus lumborum, diaphragm, internal obliques, iliocostalis and longissimus

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What muscles make the global muscles of the lumbar spine?

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Rectus abdominis
External oblique
Internal oblique (ant. fibers)
Iliocostalis

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Name the McGill big 3 exercises?

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Curl up
Side plank
Birddog

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When exercise programming for rehab, what do you begin with?

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Re-establishing motor control (coordination)

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Give an example of coordination exercise?

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Deadbug with legs and arms alternating

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What makes up the anterior oblique system?

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Internal and external obliques, the contralateral adductors, and the abdominal fascia in between

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What makes up the posterior oblique chain?

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Latissimus dorsi, gluteus maximus and thoracolumbar fascia

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T or F: Do not use anti-rotation exercises to start

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False, use it to start!!!

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Goal of beginner oblique exercises in basic words

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Resisting some kind of weight from going into a certain direction/rotation by using our core muscles

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Examples of rotational exercises

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Woodchippers
Lawn movers
Russian twist

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Name examples of swiss ball exercises for core stability

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  • Plank on SB
  • Side plank on SB (feet vs elbow vs hands)
  • Ball pass to legs laying on your back
  • Glute bridge feet or back on ball – stabilizing core
  • Side plank with arm mvt
  • Dead bug with SB
  • Adductor contraction on SB + hold core stable (isometric)
  • Plank + moutain climbers on SB (knee tucks)
  • Pike plank on SB
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Name examples of dumbbell exercises for core stability

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  • Farmers carry (SA, DA, OH)
  • Side plank reach with DB
  • Plank thread the needle
  • Plank rows with DB
  • Russian twist with DB (seated, on bench, on SB, pallof press style)
  • Around the worlds with DB or KB
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Name examples of BOSU exercises for core stability

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  • Side plank
  • Front plank
  • One knee on bosu
  • Russian twist
  • V ups
  • Hold a squat/stability
  • Deadbug on bosu
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Name examples of cable machine core stability exercises

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Anything with the pulley and anti-rotational or rotational motions

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Should we mostly use static or dynamic core stability exercises?

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More dynamic because it is more specific to sports settings since it’s rare that we are static in sport

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What link can you make between CV fitness and injury? (3)
- Athletes must maintain or increase CV fitness during injury - Modifications of mode of CV fitness is required depending on injury - CV fitness training needs to be specific to sport/activity requirements
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What is often forgotten in rehabilitation programs?
Cardiovascular fitness
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Energy system - First 10 seconds
Anaerobic alactic energy system
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Energy system - 10 seconds to 1 minute
Anaerobic lactic energy system
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Energy system - 1 minute to 2 minutes
50% aerobic 50% anaerobic
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Energy system - 2 minutes to 2 hours +
98% aerobic 2% anaerobic
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Energy for quick burst, no oxygen required, phosphocreatine is energy source, ATP and phosphocreatine are stored in muscle cell
ATP-PC system (anaerobic alactic)
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Glycogen is fuel source, lactic acid produced, no oxygen required, ATP synthesized in muscle cell
Anaerobic Glycolytic system (lactic)
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Oxygen required, glycogen, fats and proteins are fuel sources, ATP synthesized in mitochondria
Aerobic system
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FIIT principle table - Frequency for beginner vs moderate to high
Beginner = 3-5 days/week Moderate to high = 5-7days /week
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FIIT principle table - Intensity for beginner vs moderate to high
Beginner = less than 145 BPM Moderate to high = 145 to 186 BPM
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FIIT principle table - Time for beginner vs moderate to high
Beginner = 20-30 minutes Moderate to high = 30-60 minutes
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FIIT principle - Type of exercise
A continuous activity that is aerobic (requires oxygen)
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No more than __ increase in time or repetitions per week
10%
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Training zone 1
Recovery/basic endurance
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Training zone 2
Endurance/aerobic
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Training zone 3
Stamina/tempo
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Training zone 4
Anaerobic/threshold
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Training zone 5
VO2 max/speed
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Training zone 6
Neuromuscular/Power
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What is the minimal level of stimulus for eliciting a conditioning response in healthy young individuals?
70% maximum HR
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What is the low exercise intensity to which sedentary or "deconditioned" individuals respond to?
40-50% of VO2max
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How do we calculate a healthy person's max HR?
220-age
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Examples of CV fitness modes of training following an injury that are available (6)
- Stationary bike - Elliptical - Treadmill - Rowing ergometer - Upper body ergometer - Swimming
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Foundation exercises for running (4) that the athlete should be able to do with proper technique and endurance prior to putting them on treadmill/running
- SL calf raises 3x15 - SL 1/4 squats/step downs 3x15 - SL mini hops 3 x 1 min
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American Heart Association recommendations for exercises
150 minutes of moderate activity/week (or 75 vigorous) or combination of both
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Need to maintain HR target for ___
20-30 minutes

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