Balance Training Toolbox for Older Adults

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    1. Balance Training Tool Box for Older Adults A Squeaky Wheels Approach to Balance and Mobility
    2. Better Living through Exercise ABLE CAPABLE BALANCED
    3. Squeaky Wheels Approach to Balance
      • Exercise Science Perspective
      • Critical Thinking
      • People Skills
      Able, Capable Living
    4. Perspective: Exercise As Medicine
      • Imagine the possibilities!
    5. Exercise as Medicine Movement is a medicine for creating change in a person's physical, emotional, and mental states.  ~Carol Welch
    6. Prescribing Exercise as Medicine
      • Specificity
      • Overload
      • Protocols
        • Mode, Intensity
        • Frequency, Duration
      • Outcomes
    7. Specificity
      • Finding the right targets
        • Specific to tasks
        • Appropriate systems
    8. Overload
      • Stress that is more than normal
        • Individual
        • System(s)
        • Engaging, challenging, safe
    9. ACSM Position Statement on Balance Training
      • Use progressively more difficult postures . . .
        • that gradually reduce the base of support
        • require dynamic movements that disturb the center of gravity
        • stress posturally important muscle groups
        • reduce sensory input
        • conform best to the accepted theories of balance control and adaptation
        • ~ASCM Position Statement, 1998
    10. Balance Protocols for Fragile Elderly
      • Specificity
      • Overload
      • Protocol
        • Modes
          • Specific to goals
          • Engage relevant systems
          • Multiple modes
          • Layering
        • Intensity
          • Challenge system
          • Engage the Individual
        • Frequency & Duration
          • Still researching
    11. Understand the Overall Picture . . . Specific components for balance in the elderly
      • Strength
      • Posture
      • Flexibility
      • Vision
      • Vestibular
      • Somatosensory
      • Reflexes
      • Experiences
      • Skills
      • Learning
    12. What Tools Will You Need in Your Tool Box?
      • Posture & Flexibility
      • Strength & Endurance
        • Purposeful strength
          • Legs, core muscles and triceps
      • Balance and Mobility
        • Visual, vestibular
        • Somatosensory
        • Automatic systems
        • Gait training & ADL skills
      • Confidence & Trust
      • Educate and engage their mind
      • Good, clean fun
    13. Where to Start?
      • Tools
      • Critical thinking skills
    14. Assessments
      • Identify & Explore Problems
        • Observe
          • Posture
          • Flexibility
          • Agility
          • Strength
        • Written evaluations
          • Existing
          • Balance Confidence
      So Ma’am, What seems to be the problem?
    15. Assessments
      • Flexibility & Posture
        • Modified Sit & Reach (Rikli, Jones)
        • Back Scratch Test (Rikli, Jones)
        • Grids
      • Strength
        • Chair Stands
      • Endurance
        • 2-minute Step Test (Rikli, Jones)
        • 6-minute Walk (Rikli, Jones)
      • Power
        • Max Gait Speed (Rose)
    16. Balance Assessments
      • BALANCE
        • Walkie Talkie (Rose)
        • Walk with Head Turns (Horak)
        • Modified CTSIB (Horak, Rose)
        • Get up and Go (Rikli, Jones; Horak)
        • Rise to Toes (Horak)
        • Toe Taps on Step (Horak)
        • Functional Reaching (Rose)
        • Tandem Walk (Rose)
        • Tandem Stand
    17. Balance Training Progressions and Layering . . .
      • Gradual increases in difficulty
        • Resistance
        • Balance required
        • Complexity of the task
        • Number of systems involved
        • Makes each exercise or activity more productive
    18. Flexibility
      • Improves range of motion in key joints
      • Better posture
      • More efficient movement
    19. Flexibility
      • Ankles & Calves
      • Hamstrings, Gluteals
      • AB/ADDuctors
      • Chest & Back
      • Shoulder girdle
      • Triceps
      • Axial skeleton
        • Head turns, tilts, rolls, chin dips
    20. FLEXIBILITY Tools
      • Conceptual Activities
        • Enhance cognitive learning
        • Learn with their bodies and their minds
          • Inside out Learning
        • Build confidence & trust
      • Physical Activities
        • Target key joints
        • Provide somatic cues & sensations
    21. Conceptual Flexibility
      • Venus Di Milo Arms
      Inside-Out Learning A sense that their arms can reach much further
    22. Flexibility Activity
      • Supple Spine
      Relaxercise - Zemach-Bersin and Reese, 1990 Even gentle flexibility can improve function
    23. Whole Body Flexibility Farmer’s Stretch Carry the Baby Gentlemen’s Bow
    24. Posture & Core Stability
      • Inter-related, Complimentary
        • Proper alignment
        • Braces posture
      • Steadies against balance disturbances
        • Jostling crowds, perturbations
        • Head turns, arm swings
    25. Conceptual Posture Tools
      • Parts of the Whole
      • Breathe Easy
      • Posture Affects Function
    26. Conceptual Core Strength Tool
      • Torso as a Cylinder
      • Take Home Message
        • Posture affects balance
        • Renewable
    27. Conceptual Tool for Core Stability
      • Mohammed & the Mountain
    28. Training Core Strength
      • Target Muscles
        • Scapula & Head Retractors
        • Abdominals & Obliques
        • Back Extensor
      • Simple to Complex
        • Parts to Whole
        • Resistance
        • Task Complexity
        • Elements of Balance
    29. Sample Strength Progressions
      • Tall Sits
        • Add overload
          • Reps, time
          • Resistance
        • Add motion
          • Buddha’s Prayer
          • Curl up & sit tall
          • Indian Chiefs, Chiefs w/a twist, w/ knee lift
        • Add elements of Balance
          • Narrowed base
          • Dyna Disc
    30. Posture & Core Strength Training
      • Rows
        • Seated w/ a tall a sit
        • Alternating arms or obliquely
        • Seated on a Balance disc
        • Combined with small squats
      • Knee Lift, Abs in
        • Seated
        • Curl up and sit tall
        • Standing
        • Dyna disc or ball w/ holder
    31. Core Stability – Back Extensors
      • Up & Ups
        • Stretching
        • Reaching w/one arm
        • Add Venus Di Milo Arms
        • W/ balloon
        • W/resistance
        • YMCAs
        • Standing
    32. Strength with a Purpose
      • Target Muscles
        • Posture and Back Extensors
        • Whole leg
        • Triceps
      • Movement patterns mimic ADLs
        • Flag Salutes
        • Teeter Totter Chair Stands
    33. Progressions & Layering for Strength Training
      • As tolerated
      • To fatigue (within 6-15 reps)
      • Parts of motion before whole motion
      • Single muscles groups to multiple muscle groups
      • Seated, Standing, Moving
      • Music
      • Secondary tasks
    34. More Examples: Heel & Raises
    35. Balance Training
    36. Balance Safety & Confidence TAKE TURNS!
    37. Systems of Balance
      • Visual
      • Somatosensory
      • Vestibular
      • Automatic
      • Integrated
        • Many systems are used simultaneously
        • Layers of systems, skills, experiences
    38. Vision - Visual Targets
      • Look ahead
        • Horizon
        • Next turn
        • Look away
        • Flash Lights
      • Layer
        • Posture & Core Stability
        • Balance Challenge
    39. Kinesthetic – Somatosensory
      • The Ball Game
      • Coming to our Senses
      • Belly Button Training
      • Sways and Circles
      • Tai Chi
      • Reduced vision
      Inside Out Learning Cue for sensations
    40. Vestibular
      • Head & or Eye Motion
        • Seated
        • Discs, Balls
        • Standing
        • Walking
      • Examples
        • Seated
          • Head moves
          • Eyes move
        • Walking
          • Words on the Wall in the Hall
    41. Transitions – Control CoM
      • Already covered
        • Sit to Stand
        • Belly Button Training
        • Sways
        • Heel Toe Rocking
      • Traffic School
        • Change of Pace
        • Change Directions
        • Red light, Green Light
        • Obstacle Course
    42. Transitions – Controlling C of M
      • Walk the Line
    43. Transitions with Music
      • Side Stepping
      • Heel Toe
        • Heel touches
        • Back touches
        • Both
      • Marching
      • Toe Taps
        • On the ground
        • To a line
        • On a step
        • On a higher step
      Mind - Body Connection
    44. Gait
      • Rock n Walk
      • Stride Length
      • Obstacle Course
    45. Automatic
      • Dual Tasks
        • Verbal
        • Motor
        • Cognitive
    46. The Need for Better Balance Programming
      • In 2004
      Best Practices Statement Physical Activity Programs and Behavior Counseling in Older Adult Populations MSSE 36:11; 2004 Found just 6 exercises to improve balance in frail elderly
    47. Background: How Did I Get Here?
      • Sue Scott, MS
        • Masters & Bachelors in Exercise Science
        • ASCM certified
        • Exercise Prescription, Kinesiology at PSU
        • Specialize in balance & mobility for older adults
          • Frail Elderly
          • Parkinson's Disease
      • Develop appropriate physical activities to improve balance and balance confidence in frail populations
      • Encourage the elderly to live active, capable, involved lives
      • Make these ideas available to others
      Mission
    48. Exercise Enables
      • Capable, Able, Active
        • To do whatever we enjoy
        • More self-reliant, independent
        • Connected to families, communities & values
    49. Achievements
      • Achievements
        • 2000 Developed a balance training program
          • Designed for Frail Elderly
            • Posture
            • Flexibility
            • Strength with a purpose
            • Balance Challenges
        • 2003 Grant from National Blueprint Active Aging Partnership
          • Tested ABLE BODIES® techniques
          • Significant improvements Balance, strength, flexibilty and daily activity
    50. Blueprint Momentum
      • IAHSA
        • Trondheim, Norway
      • ACSM
        • Annual Meeting, Nashville
      • APHA
        • Philadelphia
      • OHCA
        • Portland, Oregon
      • Human Kinetics
        • Due out next year

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