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See in photo 1 2 The cyclist can achieve optimal efficiency with this range of hip rotation Why there is no unnecessary tension on muscle tissue nerves or joints being overloaded due to short. Certificate Course. Session 3:. Practical Tips for Constructing a Progressive Stretching and Resistance Training . Programme. Outline of this Session. Principles of prescribing . flexibility training . Care. Chapter 11. Principles of Flexibility Training. Flexibility training is a systematic program of stretching exercises designed to . progressively. increase the range of motion (ROM) of joints over time.. Ashley White. Fitness Training Steps. 1) warm-up *. 2) workout. 3) cool-down*. Warm Up: Pre Exercise. Dynamic stretch:. . ~ stretching while in a range of motion. Dynamic Examples. Toe raises. Leg raises: front and back. draft. Luka Mladenovic, Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia, Slovenia. Establishment of a pedestrian zone. Larger number of visitors. Growing numbers of cyclists. Perceived conflict pedestrians-cyclists between citizens, politicians and in . Chapter 5. Flexibility. The range of motion in a joint or group of joints. Important for general fitness and wellness. Static versus dynamic flexibility. What Determines Flexibility?. Joint structure—joints vary in direction and range of movement. Injury Prevention & Health. Active Isolated Stretching. Proprioceptive. Neuromuscular Facilitation. References: . The Wharton Stretch Book . Active Isolated Stretching . Jim and Phil Wharton. ISBN: 0812926234. “Be comfortable with . being uncomfortable”. The Basics. Why . stretch?. When to stretch?. How long?. Types of stretching. Dynamic vs Static. Dynamic: aggressive movement of each repetition. Beginning of the workout. Quiz. What’s the transformation of y = . cf. (x) if c>1 from y = f(x)?. . . . A vertical shrinking. . B vertical stretching. . C horizontal shrinking. . D . horizontal stretching. This presentation contains illustrations from Allen and Allen (2005) . Basins due to lithospheric stretching. -Rifts, failed rifts and passive continental margins. Models of continental extension. Active rifting versus passive rifting. William e. prentice. Restoring Range of Motion and Improving Flexibility. Introduction. Loss of motion occurs after injury. Due to pain, swelling, muscle guarding or spasm. Shortening of connective tissue and muscle. Self-Myofascial Release (SMR/Foam rolling). Progressions/. R. egressions. Smaller and denser objects for progression. Larger and less dense for regression. Common mistakes. Rolling too quickly. Not identifying the tender spot. It is the ability of joints to move in maximum range. In other words, this is the range of a joint to move maximum.. Types of Flexibility. There are various types of flexibility that are described below.. 2. Outline. Definitions of Flexibility. Warm up vs Stretching. Factors that influence Range Of Motion (ROM). Physiology and Biomechanics of Flexibility. Assessment of Flexibility. Benefits of Flexibility. Wave like branches in the wind. Droop like a weeping cherry tree. Twist like an English Boxwood. Grow like a flower. Plant feet firmly into ground like roots . Stretch up tall like stems. Reach palms up to search for light like leaves .