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A teacher who cannot walk up stairs properly and the impairment is the knee extensor muscles specifically the thighs : what home exercise would you prescribe?

A step up rather than a knee extension- a knee extension does not really target the issue of the stairs (start about 40cm high so you can get between 45 to 70 degrees of flexion

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To improve stability of the glutes

Do a side-plank clamshell hold for 10 seconds with a resistance bands

<p>Do a side-plank clamshell hold for 10 seconds with a resistance bands </p>
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RDL variations: B-stance RDL

A variation of the Romanian deadlift that emphasizes one leg while stabilizing the other. It targets the glutes and hamstrings while improving balance and strength.

<p>A variation of the Romanian deadlift that emphasizes one leg while stabilizing the other. It targets the glutes and hamstrings while improving balance and strength. </p>
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BULGARIAN SPLIT SQUAT QUADS VS GLUTES

  • distance away from the bench (the knee flexion angle) teh further the foot s away from the bench you will feel more glutes and closer you will feel more quads)

  • Bent forward torso is going to be stretching our glutes more, however if you are more upright wiht the torso you will feel it more in the quads

  • Keep the knee in external rotation


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The patient needs to improve the strength of their latissimus dorsi muscle and the teres major- what would be the assessment test for this?

They should do the dumbell bent over row on a bench to test rep max for strength

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Teaching the dumbell bent over row: STRENGTH 544

Bend elbows towards hips/ribs. Controlled 1 second up and controlled one second down without swinging

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FIIT for flexibility

2-3 days a week, stretch to tightness but not pain, 60 seconds per side 2× 3 second holds

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What are the 3 phases of the thomas test?

  • Position the person lying on their back near the edge of the plinth.

  • Ask them to pull one knee to their chest and hold it there.

  1. Observe and see what is tight:

  • abductors: if the leg is slightly out to the side

  • adductors: if the leg is slightlycrossed over the midline

  1. Abduction and adduction Abduct the thigh to take teh TFL off stretch

  2. Extend the knee: this shows if rectus femoris is causing the issue

  3. Flex the knee by pushing it in (shows if rectus femoris is too tight)


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Squat jump progression and cues? how could you make the progression fit with netball/basketball?

Keep knees in line with toes

Do not use ankle weights for a progresion its not safe, need to do a countermovement jump as a progression or holding a netball

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why RDL before deadlift?

because an RDL teaches the hip hinge movement that is required

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What would be the assessment for the person who cannot walk up stairs and needs more muscular endurance?

Squats till fatigue

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static vs dynamic stretching

static stretching: to increase range of motion

dynamic: prepare for activity

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tennis widestrokes are more of? (lateral, forward, backward or rotational movement)?

lateral movement

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Sensorimotor exercise prescription

2-3 days a week

Intensity (not determined)

Time 20-30 minutes a day may be needed