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The document discusses the essential considerations for designing a rehabilitation program for injured athletes. It emphasizes that rehabilitation requires a team effort involving various medical professionals. The goal is to return the athlete to their sport as soon as it is safely possible by following the healing process and gradually progressing exercises. It outlines the phases of rehabilitation from stabilizing the injury and restoring range of motion to strengthening and returning to sport-specific training. Functional testing is used to assess readiness for full return to activity based on physiological and performance-based criteria.
Sports medicine rehabilitation_proceduresWayne Stacey
The document discusses rehabilitation procedures for injuries which include progressive mobilization, graduated exercises, training, and the use of heat and cold. Rehabilitation aims to restore optimal function, return the athlete safely to competition, and prevent re-injury. Procedures include stretching, conditioning, and building total body fitness through gradually increasing workloads. Full training can resume once adaptations like increased strength and mobility are achieved.
The document discusses the rehabilitation of injured athletes. It outlines several key principles of athlete rehabilitation including preserving general fitness, allowing functional recovery before anatomical healing, accurate diagnosis and treatment, and a team approach involving medical staff and the athlete. It also describes various components and methods of rehabilitation programs including RICE treatment, restoring range of motion, strengthening, and regaining skills through functional progressions. Finally, it provides examples of specific rehabilitation exercises that target different areas of the body like the knee, shoulder, wrist, and ankle.
Therapeutic exercises are physical activities designed by physical therapists to prevent impairments, enhance physical function, and optimize health for patients. Exercises can improve physiological, psychological, and social health by preventing diseases, enhancing mobility and strength, and helping patients relax and manage stress. Physical therapists create individualized exercise plans considering each patient's health history, medications, and environment to ensure safety and proper performance of exercises.
The IMI Un-weighing Trainer enables partial weight-bearing therapy to be conducted with the assurance of patient comfort & safety, and with convenient access to the patient for manual observation and assistance. The electrical un-weighing trainer is designed to apply vertical support to remove the stress of bearing body weight; unit digitally controls weight bearing, and promotes proper posture and balance over a treadmill or the ground. The system allows patient to stand upright and use both arms freely. Harnesses give security to patients with limited trunk strength. The adjustable suspension bar adjusts to accommodate tall Children & Adults.
Physical therapy exercises for low back painHealthQuest
Physical therapy exercises are highly acclaimed solutions for low back pain. Under proper guidance, you can undertake various physical therapy exercises to reduce pain and bring back muscle strength.
This document provides details of the design process for a forward and backward stepper exercise machine. It includes initial concept sketches, chosen concept details, layout sketches, embodiment design, force analysis, buckling analysis, bearing selection, manufacturing details, and CAD renderings. The design is intended to help users with limited hip mobility perform physiotherapy exercises at home through controlled forward and backward stepping motions of the foot. Key considerations include providing adjustable resistance, a compact design suitable for home use, and incorporating an electronic display.
Orthopedic therapy aims to improve patient outcomes through targeted muscle training and strengthening. NeuroGym Technologies provides innovative rehabilitation equipment to enhance evidence-based treatment methods and help therapists effectively address balance, mobility, gait, motor control, coordination, strength, and range of motion challenges. The NeuroGym line allows for intensive, speed-sensitive practice of isolated muscles and multi-joint movements that is crucial for regaining function after injury or surgery.
The document discusses the essential considerations for designing a rehabilitation program for injured athletes. It emphasizes that rehabilitation requires a team effort involving various medical professionals. The goal is to return the athlete to their sport as soon as it is safely possible by following the healing process and gradually progressing exercises. It outlines the phases of rehabilitation from stabilizing the injury and restoring range of motion to strengthening and returning to sport-specific training. Functional testing is used to assess readiness for full return to activity based on physiological and performance-based criteria.
Sports medicine rehabilitation_proceduresWayne Stacey
The document discusses rehabilitation procedures for injuries which include progressive mobilization, graduated exercises, training, and the use of heat and cold. Rehabilitation aims to restore optimal function, return the athlete safely to competition, and prevent re-injury. Procedures include stretching, conditioning, and building total body fitness through gradually increasing workloads. Full training can resume once adaptations like increased strength and mobility are achieved.
The document discusses the rehabilitation of injured athletes. It outlines several key principles of athlete rehabilitation including preserving general fitness, allowing functional recovery before anatomical healing, accurate diagnosis and treatment, and a team approach involving medical staff and the athlete. It also describes various components and methods of rehabilitation programs including RICE treatment, restoring range of motion, strengthening, and regaining skills through functional progressions. Finally, it provides examples of specific rehabilitation exercises that target different areas of the body like the knee, shoulder, wrist, and ankle.
Therapeutic exercises are physical activities designed by physical therapists to prevent impairments, enhance physical function, and optimize health for patients. Exercises can improve physiological, psychological, and social health by preventing diseases, enhancing mobility and strength, and helping patients relax and manage stress. Physical therapists create individualized exercise plans considering each patient's health history, medications, and environment to ensure safety and proper performance of exercises.
The IMI Un-weighing Trainer enables partial weight-bearing therapy to be conducted with the assurance of patient comfort & safety, and with convenient access to the patient for manual observation and assistance. The electrical un-weighing trainer is designed to apply vertical support to remove the stress of bearing body weight; unit digitally controls weight bearing, and promotes proper posture and balance over a treadmill or the ground. The system allows patient to stand upright and use both arms freely. Harnesses give security to patients with limited trunk strength. The adjustable suspension bar adjusts to accommodate tall Children & Adults.
Physical therapy exercises for low back painHealthQuest
Physical therapy exercises are highly acclaimed solutions for low back pain. Under proper guidance, you can undertake various physical therapy exercises to reduce pain and bring back muscle strength.
This document provides details of the design process for a forward and backward stepper exercise machine. It includes initial concept sketches, chosen concept details, layout sketches, embodiment design, force analysis, buckling analysis, bearing selection, manufacturing details, and CAD renderings. The design is intended to help users with limited hip mobility perform physiotherapy exercises at home through controlled forward and backward stepping motions of the foot. Key considerations include providing adjustable resistance, a compact design suitable for home use, and incorporating an electronic display.
Orthopedic therapy aims to improve patient outcomes through targeted muscle training and strengthening. NeuroGym Technologies provides innovative rehabilitation equipment to enhance evidence-based treatment methods and help therapists effectively address balance, mobility, gait, motor control, coordination, strength, and range of motion challenges. The NeuroGym line allows for intensive, speed-sensitive practice of isolated muscles and multi-joint movements that is crucial for regaining function after injury or surgery.
Introduction
Definition of Functional Fitness
Goals
Important elements of Functional Fitness
Fitness for elderly people
Aerobic Exercises
Gym or fitness Centers
benefits of Fitness
How chiropractor in los angeles provides superior healthDr.Joeseph Hakimi
How Chiropractor In Los Angeles Provides Superior Health?
https://bit.ly/3kULg6b
A professional Chiropractor does chiropractic adjustment, in order to reduce pain.
Chiropractic manipulation is done using various hands-on techniques and instruments.
One of the biggest advantages of chiropractic is that it releases stress and anxiety.
Along with this, chiropractic adjustment also results in speedy recovery.
Chiropractic manipulation prevents disorders. Other advantages of a chiropractic adjustment are It improves joint and muscle mobility function.
If you have a weak immune system, a chiropractic adjustment will improve that.
Chiropractic manipulation also has the advantage of the improvement of muscle mobility.
Chiropractic adjustments are also known as chiropractic manipulations as it consists use controlled force deemed manipulation.
There is a chiropractic method called the Activator technique. This chiropractic method is done using a device.
Another Chiropractic Method is the Flexion-Distraction Therapy. In this, a specially designed table is used to perform Chiropractic manipulation.
Flexion-Distraction Therapy is a chiropractic method where chiropractors find trigger points and release them.
A skilled and professional chiropractor does all these chiropractic manipulations in order to solve the issues you are facing.
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How los angeles chiropractor provides chiropractic care for back painDr.Joeseph Hakimi
How Los Angeles Chiropractor Provides Chiropractic Care For Back Pain
https://bit.ly/3AzOTTO
Back pain affects everyone, from youth to the elderly. This problem may affect anybody, from professional athletes to working professionals.
With spinal manipulation, this back pain can be reduced.
If you are looking for a lower back adjustment Chiropractor in Los Angeles, we have the perfect chiropractic care for back pain for you!
Back pain might make it difficult to go about your daily activities, and pain relievers don't last very long. Spinal manipulation is the answer to this problem.
Chiropractic care for back pain is extremely successful and uses a variety of approaches. A chiropractor employs manual procedures such as lower back adjustment chiropractor to help people heal from back pain.
Each patient's level of back pain is different. The chiropractor in Los Angeles country examines and locates the specific source of discomfort before performing chiropractic care for back pain.
The chiropractor of Los Angeles Healthcare studies the x-ray and MRI and accordingly, a chiropractic plan of spinal manipulation is made.
Chiropractic care for back pain helps to reduce inflammation and tightness in muscles. This is turn, reduces back pain.
There are various methods is used in Los Angeles healthcare to perform spinal manipulation chiropractic adjustment in order to reduce back pain.
After the recovery, the lower back adjustment chiropractor designs and gives exercises to the patient suffering from back pain. This is done to have a long-lasting effect on spinal manipulation treatment.
Chiropractic care for back pain usually lasts for 15-20 days. But it all depends on the severity of back pain and the pace of recovery of the patient.
Chiropractic care for back pain in Los Angeles healthcare has been proven very effective.
Get spinal manipulation for your back pain done today!
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This document summarizes a literature review on the effects of fixture congestion in football. It finds that:
1) Studies have found increased injury rates with less than 4 days of recovery between matches, but fixture congestion has shown no effects on physical performance measures across consecutive games.
2) Post-match fatigue involves glycogen depletion, exercise-induced muscle damage, and mental fatigue, but current studies on recovery of physical performance have limitations and inconsistent tests.
3) The central nervous system likely influences fatigue recovery, but there is insufficient evidence, and more research is needed using advanced monitoring of physical performance, recovery markers, and central fatigue mechanisms during congested periods.
This document outlines research on physical therapy treatments for upper limb hemiparesis following stroke. It discusses bimanual task research which found that such tasks can increase functional use of the paretic arm by providing feedback to the central nervous system. Mirror therapy research is also summarized, finding that having patients watch movements of their unaffected limb can improve outcomes like function and sensation more than conventional therapy alone. The document provides guidance on evaluating the quality of research studies.
The document discusses aging and rehabilitation, covering several key points:
1. It outlines different categories and types of aging, and defines optimal aging as maintaining high functional capacity and quality of life without disease.
2. Physical activity is recommended to reduce health risks in aging, and a comprehensive exercise program incorporating aerobic, resistance, and flexibility training provides benefits.
3. When prescribing rehabilitation exercises, a personalized approach is needed to consider an individual's needs, health status, and motivation levels.
4. A biopsychosocial model of care that considers medical, physical, and psychological factors is recommended to effectively treat chronic pain conditions in aging patients.
Physiotherapy / Physical Therapy is a rehabilitation discipline specializing in assessing and improving movement and function while relieving pain and optimizing healing.
Ankle sprains are the most common sports injury, with symptoms including loss of function, swelling, and localized pain. The RICE treatment method - rest, icing, compression, and elevation - is recommended to stop pain and swelling and allow healing. Back pain affects 8 out of 10 people at some point and can be caused by factors like age, fitness level, heredity, and smoking. The document provides examples of recently injured athletes and references for more information.
This document summarizes a study that tested the use of the INIMOVE Complex (IC) for repetitive training of the paretic hand in stroke patients doing home rehabilitation. 10 stroke patients used the IC at home for 4 weeks after initial instruction. Assessments found that all patients improved their occupational performance and satisfaction, with improvements ranging from 0.3 to 5.6 points. Most patients found the IC fun and motivating to use, though exercise intensity varied from 3 sessions per week to 3 per day. The study suggests the IC is an effective tool to improve hand function for stroke patients in home rehabilitation.
This study examined whether early improvement in neck function predicted overall response to a cervical strengthening program for chronic neck pain. 214 patients completed a 3-week strengthening program and were assessed for changes in neck disability index (NDI) scores. Patients with a positive change in NDI scores after 3 weeks had a 25 times greater odds of overall improvement. Early improvement likely reflects motor skill acquisition rather than muscle hypertrophy. While early responders saw small additional gains, continued strengthening may provide further benefits like reduced muscle co-activation.
Eight physically trained participants completed two experimental trials involving either a 40-minute cognitive task to induce mental fatigue or a passive control task. They then performed four repeated Wingate tests with assessments of manual dexterity, anticipation timing, and cycling power before, after, and following each test. Results showed mental fatigue significantly decreased manual dexterity and anticipation timing compared to the control condition. However, mental fatigue did not influence power output during the Wingate tests. This suggests that prolonged cognitive exertion can negatively impact skills requiring perception and psychomotor abilities but may not influence high-intensity exercise performance.
Role of Physiotherapist in Sports
Physiotherapy: Meaning
Physiotherapists
Sports Physiotherapy
Need of Physiotherapy
Aim of Physiothearpy
Role of Physiotherapists
Pre-Competition
During Competition
Post Competition
General Role
This document summarizes and compares different models of back schools for treating chronic low back pain. It discusses the original Swedish back school model and how various programs have modified the content, format, and length. Several recent randomized controlled trials that compared different back school models to other treatments are highlighted. The studies found that back schools based on biopsychosocial principles led to better long-term outcomes than traditional models. Spinal manipulation was also found to result in lower disability scores compared to back school or individual physiotherapy. Overall, back schools may be considered as part of multidisciplinary treatment, though more research is still needed.
This document discusses the types and goals of physiotherapy. It describes short term and long term physiotherapy, which are differentiated based on the types of injuries or conditions being treated. The goals of both include increasing range of motion, flexibility, strength and function. Various equipment used in physiotherapy are presented, including resistance bands, balls and training devices. Methods of physiotherapy discussed include manual therapies like mobilization and manipulation, as well as electrotherapies, hydrotherapy, heat/cold therapies, TENS and cryotherapy.
The Effect of Detraining and Intervention Strategies on Injury Incidence duri...Daalstraat16
The document examines the effect of detraining and intervention strategies on injury rates during soccer preseason. It found that among elite adolescent soccer players (N=94), injury rates were significantly lower during the second season after implementing aerobic maintenance programs during offseason, individualized injury prevention exercises, and a five-week rebuilding phase. Specifically, total muscle injuries decreased from 0.88 to 0.46 injuries per 1000 hours with the interventions. The study suggests higher preseason injury rates may be due not only to increased workload but also to players' detrained states, and that interventions can counteract the effects of detraining.
Constraint Induced Movement Therapy is an occupational therapy technique developed by Dr. Edward Taub to help stroke victims regain mobility in their affected limbs. It involves restraining the unaffected limb for most of the day, for two weeks, while focusing intensive therapy and repetitive movements on the impaired limb. Studies show it significantly improves mobility more than traditional therapy. It works by encouraging the brain to rewire itself and form new connections around the damaged area.
Redcord therapy is a suspension therapy developed in the 1990s that uses bungee cords to support a patient's body weight while performing exercises. This allows strengthening and rehabilitation while preventing pain and compensation. Redcord has benefits like improved movement control, balance, and muscle coordination. Research shows Redcord is effective for many populations and conditions by reactivating the neuromuscular system in a pain-free manner. Physical therapists can create customized Redcord plans and monitor progress toward treating the underlying causes of pain and dysfunction.
Psychological perspective of injured athletesManohar Pahan
This document summarizes the psychological perspective of injured athletes. It discusses three phases of injury recovery: injury onset, rehabilitation, and return to competitive sports. During injury onset, it is important to provide emotional support to athletes and help them mobilize their social support network. During rehabilitation, goals should be flexible and focus on mastery, and psychological skills like imagery can help. When returning to competition, it is key to address re-injury anxiety and have good communication to prevent premature returns.
This document discusses the benefits of exercise for people with rheumatic diseases and musculoskeletal conditions. It notes that exercise can improve bone mineral density, reduce cartilage destruction, strengthen muscles, improve motor control and wiring in the brain, and reduce pain and fatigue. The document provides recommendations for different types of exercises and notes that activities should be enjoyable in order to improve compliance. The overall benefits of exercise include improved functional abilities, quality of life, sense of well-being, sleep, energy levels, and reduced anxiety and depression.
The document discusses the 5 components of physical fitness: cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and body composition. It explains that improving the first three components through exercise will positively impact body composition by reducing fat levels. The principles of an effective exercise program are also outlined, including regularity, progression, balance, variety, specificity, recovery, and overload.
Introduction
Definition of Functional Fitness
Goals
Important elements of Functional Fitness
Fitness for elderly people
Aerobic Exercises
Gym or fitness Centers
benefits of Fitness
How chiropractor in los angeles provides superior healthDr.Joeseph Hakimi
How Chiropractor In Los Angeles Provides Superior Health?
https://bit.ly/3kULg6b
A professional Chiropractor does chiropractic adjustment, in order to reduce pain.
Chiropractic manipulation is done using various hands-on techniques and instruments.
One of the biggest advantages of chiropractic is that it releases stress and anxiety.
Along with this, chiropractic adjustment also results in speedy recovery.
Chiropractic manipulation prevents disorders. Other advantages of a chiropractic adjustment are It improves joint and muscle mobility function.
If you have a weak immune system, a chiropractic adjustment will improve that.
Chiropractic manipulation also has the advantage of the improvement of muscle mobility.
Chiropractic adjustments are also known as chiropractic manipulations as it consists use controlled force deemed manipulation.
There is a chiropractic method called the Activator technique. This chiropractic method is done using a device.
Another Chiropractic Method is the Flexion-Distraction Therapy. In this, a specially designed table is used to perform Chiropractic manipulation.
Flexion-Distraction Therapy is a chiropractic method where chiropractors find trigger points and release them.
A skilled and professional chiropractor does all these chiropractic manipulations in order to solve the issues you are facing.
Are you looking for the best chiropractor in Los Angeles? - https://bit.ly/3c4cVgn
Like, Share and Subscribe: https://bit.ly/3buuwxG
#chiropracticadjustment #chiropracticmanipulation #losangeles
How los angeles chiropractor provides chiropractic care for back painDr.Joeseph Hakimi
How Los Angeles Chiropractor Provides Chiropractic Care For Back Pain
https://bit.ly/3AzOTTO
Back pain affects everyone, from youth to the elderly. This problem may affect anybody, from professional athletes to working professionals.
With spinal manipulation, this back pain can be reduced.
If you are looking for a lower back adjustment Chiropractor in Los Angeles, we have the perfect chiropractic care for back pain for you!
Back pain might make it difficult to go about your daily activities, and pain relievers don't last very long. Spinal manipulation is the answer to this problem.
Chiropractic care for back pain is extremely successful and uses a variety of approaches. A chiropractor employs manual procedures such as lower back adjustment chiropractor to help people heal from back pain.
Each patient's level of back pain is different. The chiropractor in Los Angeles country examines and locates the specific source of discomfort before performing chiropractic care for back pain.
The chiropractor of Los Angeles Healthcare studies the x-ray and MRI and accordingly, a chiropractic plan of spinal manipulation is made.
Chiropractic care for back pain helps to reduce inflammation and tightness in muscles. This is turn, reduces back pain.
There are various methods is used in Los Angeles healthcare to perform spinal manipulation chiropractic adjustment in order to reduce back pain.
After the recovery, the lower back adjustment chiropractor designs and gives exercises to the patient suffering from back pain. This is done to have a long-lasting effect on spinal manipulation treatment.
Chiropractic care for back pain usually lasts for 15-20 days. But it all depends on the severity of back pain and the pace of recovery of the patient.
Chiropractic care for back pain in Los Angeles healthcare has been proven very effective.
Get spinal manipulation for your back pain done today!
Are you looking for the best chiropractor in Los Angeles? - https://bit.ly/3c4cVgn
Like, Share and Subscribe: https://bit.ly/3buuwxG
#chiropracticadjustment #backpain #losangeles
This document summarizes a literature review on the effects of fixture congestion in football. It finds that:
1) Studies have found increased injury rates with less than 4 days of recovery between matches, but fixture congestion has shown no effects on physical performance measures across consecutive games.
2) Post-match fatigue involves glycogen depletion, exercise-induced muscle damage, and mental fatigue, but current studies on recovery of physical performance have limitations and inconsistent tests.
3) The central nervous system likely influences fatigue recovery, but there is insufficient evidence, and more research is needed using advanced monitoring of physical performance, recovery markers, and central fatigue mechanisms during congested periods.
This document outlines research on physical therapy treatments for upper limb hemiparesis following stroke. It discusses bimanual task research which found that such tasks can increase functional use of the paretic arm by providing feedback to the central nervous system. Mirror therapy research is also summarized, finding that having patients watch movements of their unaffected limb can improve outcomes like function and sensation more than conventional therapy alone. The document provides guidance on evaluating the quality of research studies.
The document discusses aging and rehabilitation, covering several key points:
1. It outlines different categories and types of aging, and defines optimal aging as maintaining high functional capacity and quality of life without disease.
2. Physical activity is recommended to reduce health risks in aging, and a comprehensive exercise program incorporating aerobic, resistance, and flexibility training provides benefits.
3. When prescribing rehabilitation exercises, a personalized approach is needed to consider an individual's needs, health status, and motivation levels.
4. A biopsychosocial model of care that considers medical, physical, and psychological factors is recommended to effectively treat chronic pain conditions in aging patients.
Physiotherapy / Physical Therapy is a rehabilitation discipline specializing in assessing and improving movement and function while relieving pain and optimizing healing.
Ankle sprains are the most common sports injury, with symptoms including loss of function, swelling, and localized pain. The RICE treatment method - rest, icing, compression, and elevation - is recommended to stop pain and swelling and allow healing. Back pain affects 8 out of 10 people at some point and can be caused by factors like age, fitness level, heredity, and smoking. The document provides examples of recently injured athletes and references for more information.
This document summarizes a study that tested the use of the INIMOVE Complex (IC) for repetitive training of the paretic hand in stroke patients doing home rehabilitation. 10 stroke patients used the IC at home for 4 weeks after initial instruction. Assessments found that all patients improved their occupational performance and satisfaction, with improvements ranging from 0.3 to 5.6 points. Most patients found the IC fun and motivating to use, though exercise intensity varied from 3 sessions per week to 3 per day. The study suggests the IC is an effective tool to improve hand function for stroke patients in home rehabilitation.
This study examined whether early improvement in neck function predicted overall response to a cervical strengthening program for chronic neck pain. 214 patients completed a 3-week strengthening program and were assessed for changes in neck disability index (NDI) scores. Patients with a positive change in NDI scores after 3 weeks had a 25 times greater odds of overall improvement. Early improvement likely reflects motor skill acquisition rather than muscle hypertrophy. While early responders saw small additional gains, continued strengthening may provide further benefits like reduced muscle co-activation.
Eight physically trained participants completed two experimental trials involving either a 40-minute cognitive task to induce mental fatigue or a passive control task. They then performed four repeated Wingate tests with assessments of manual dexterity, anticipation timing, and cycling power before, after, and following each test. Results showed mental fatigue significantly decreased manual dexterity and anticipation timing compared to the control condition. However, mental fatigue did not influence power output during the Wingate tests. This suggests that prolonged cognitive exertion can negatively impact skills requiring perception and psychomotor abilities but may not influence high-intensity exercise performance.
Role of Physiotherapist in Sports
Physiotherapy: Meaning
Physiotherapists
Sports Physiotherapy
Need of Physiotherapy
Aim of Physiothearpy
Role of Physiotherapists
Pre-Competition
During Competition
Post Competition
General Role
This document summarizes and compares different models of back schools for treating chronic low back pain. It discusses the original Swedish back school model and how various programs have modified the content, format, and length. Several recent randomized controlled trials that compared different back school models to other treatments are highlighted. The studies found that back schools based on biopsychosocial principles led to better long-term outcomes than traditional models. Spinal manipulation was also found to result in lower disability scores compared to back school or individual physiotherapy. Overall, back schools may be considered as part of multidisciplinary treatment, though more research is still needed.
This document discusses the types and goals of physiotherapy. It describes short term and long term physiotherapy, which are differentiated based on the types of injuries or conditions being treated. The goals of both include increasing range of motion, flexibility, strength and function. Various equipment used in physiotherapy are presented, including resistance bands, balls and training devices. Methods of physiotherapy discussed include manual therapies like mobilization and manipulation, as well as electrotherapies, hydrotherapy, heat/cold therapies, TENS and cryotherapy.
The Effect of Detraining and Intervention Strategies on Injury Incidence duri...Daalstraat16
The document examines the effect of detraining and intervention strategies on injury rates during soccer preseason. It found that among elite adolescent soccer players (N=94), injury rates were significantly lower during the second season after implementing aerobic maintenance programs during offseason, individualized injury prevention exercises, and a five-week rebuilding phase. Specifically, total muscle injuries decreased from 0.88 to 0.46 injuries per 1000 hours with the interventions. The study suggests higher preseason injury rates may be due not only to increased workload but also to players' detrained states, and that interventions can counteract the effects of detraining.
Constraint Induced Movement Therapy is an occupational therapy technique developed by Dr. Edward Taub to help stroke victims regain mobility in their affected limbs. It involves restraining the unaffected limb for most of the day, for two weeks, while focusing intensive therapy and repetitive movements on the impaired limb. Studies show it significantly improves mobility more than traditional therapy. It works by encouraging the brain to rewire itself and form new connections around the damaged area.
Redcord therapy is a suspension therapy developed in the 1990s that uses bungee cords to support a patient's body weight while performing exercises. This allows strengthening and rehabilitation while preventing pain and compensation. Redcord has benefits like improved movement control, balance, and muscle coordination. Research shows Redcord is effective for many populations and conditions by reactivating the neuromuscular system in a pain-free manner. Physical therapists can create customized Redcord plans and monitor progress toward treating the underlying causes of pain and dysfunction.
Psychological perspective of injured athletesManohar Pahan
This document summarizes the psychological perspective of injured athletes. It discusses three phases of injury recovery: injury onset, rehabilitation, and return to competitive sports. During injury onset, it is important to provide emotional support to athletes and help them mobilize their social support network. During rehabilitation, goals should be flexible and focus on mastery, and psychological skills like imagery can help. When returning to competition, it is key to address re-injury anxiety and have good communication to prevent premature returns.
This document discusses the benefits of exercise for people with rheumatic diseases and musculoskeletal conditions. It notes that exercise can improve bone mineral density, reduce cartilage destruction, strengthen muscles, improve motor control and wiring in the brain, and reduce pain and fatigue. The document provides recommendations for different types of exercises and notes that activities should be enjoyable in order to improve compliance. The overall benefits of exercise include improved functional abilities, quality of life, sense of well-being, sleep, energy levels, and reduced anxiety and depression.
The document discusses the 5 components of physical fitness: cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and body composition. It explains that improving the first three components through exercise will positively impact body composition by reducing fat levels. The principles of an effective exercise program are also outlined, including regularity, progression, balance, variety, specificity, recovery, and overload.
CP-Care curriculum, training course and assessment mechanism (ECVET based)
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It takes approximately 6-8 weeks of training 3-4 times per week to see improvements in fitness levels as the body adapts to a new training routine. Initial gains occur in the nervous system, allowing for better movement control and performance. Physical changes like increased muscle mass require continued training over weeks to spur adaptation. Fitness decreases more quickly than it is gained, with cardiovascular ability dropping after just 2 weeks without training as the body adapts to inactivity.
The document outlines several principles of physical activity and training:
1. The overload principle specifies that one must perform physical activity in greater than normal amounts to improve fitness or health.
2. The principle of progression indicates the need to gradually increase overload over time to achieve optimal benefits.
3. The principle of specificity states the need for specific exercises to improve specific fitness components or parts of the body.
4. The principle of reversibility notes that benefits from training are lost if overload is reduced through inactivity or injury.
This document provides guidance on principles of athletic rehabilitation. It discusses key phases of rehabilitation including immobilization, re-strengthening, and return to activity while maintaining a pain level of 0-2. It also covers different types of pain (mechanical, inflammatory, neuropathic) and matching treatments to the pain type. The summary emphasizes creating a pain-free healing environment, correlating injuries to possible biomechanical causes, and emphasizing teamwork in the rehabilitation process.
Overtraining and recovery presentation 2ofrankel94
This document discusses strategies for recovering from overtraining in athletes. It recommends that overtrained athletes take a minimum 2-week rest break with no exercise. Following this, active rest including light aerobic exercise of 5-10 minutes daily gradually increasing over 6-12 weeks is suggested. Adequate nutrition, particularly high carbohydrate intake, relaxation techniques, and monitoring training load and recovery are also important to successfully recover and prevent recurring overtraining.
This document discusses concepts related to coaching, physical fitness, and conditioning. It provides definitions of coaching as helping someone build competence through activities designed for long-term excellence, self-correction, and self-generation. Physical fitness is defined as overall health and the ability to perform physical activities, while conditioning involves developing specific skills and abilities through training. The document also outlines various components of fitness like strength, speed, stamina, flexibility, and discusses tests to measure these components.
From stronger muscles to enhanced flexibility, improved cardiovascular health to better endurance and lower risk of disease to boosted energy, physical exercise offers many benefits to anyone who engrosses in it.
This document provides information on physical fitness and exercise. It defines key terms like physical activity, exercise, and physical fitness. It recommends that adults get at least 30 minutes of moderate physical activity most days of the week to promote health. It also discusses the health benefits of exercise and lists the components of physical fitness like cardiorespiratory endurance and muscular strength. Finally, it provides guidelines for developing an effective exercise program and training safely and gradually over time.
This document provides guidelines for exercise prescription across five phases of rehabilitation: (1) tissue healing, (2) mobility, (3) performance initiation, (4) performance improvement, and (5) advanced skills. Each phase focuses on different types of exercises and progression based on the stage of tissue healing. Range of motion, isometrics, and controlled mobility exercises are recommended in the early tissue healing phase. Later phases introduce strengthening, sport-specific exercises, and plyometrics as tissues continue remodeling and functional abilities improve. Consideration of impairments, goals, and contextual factors is important for creating an appropriate individualized exercise program.
This is a project for the physical education 2 course. I've designed a comprehensive 12-week training program for a 21-year old female who's attending a major cycling event next summer.
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This document outlines principles for developing an effective fitness training program. It discusses assessing a client's goals and requirements, categorizing goals as general health or sports performance, and applying the FITT principles of frequency, intensity, time and type of exercise. It also covers components of fitness like cardiovascular endurance, strength and flexibility that should be addressed. Training should follow principles of specificity, progression, overload, reversibility and variation to avoid tedium and injury while steadily improving the client's fitness level.
The document discusses rehabilitation therapy, which aims to restore a person's health, functioning, and quality of life through physical therapy and education. It describes various types of rehabilitation therapy including orthopedic, neurological, and vestibular rehab. Patients who commonly receive therapy include those with injuries, disabilities, or conditions like arthritis. Rehabilitation therapists include physical therapists and physical therapist assistants who work in settings like hospitals, private practices, and nursing homes. The career requires extensive schooling and training.
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1. Fitness into Clinical Practice
Qurat-ul-ain Naveed PT
DPT, MS-OMPT*
qurat9847@gmail.com
+92307-4275664
2. Difference between Rehab and Fitness
*****FITNESS*****
A process of improving
movement function.
Fitness is designed to take
your movement capacity to
a higher level by creating
long term physiological
adaptations.
......A Good Rehab includes both Movement competency
& Movement capacity....2
3. In treatment Plans, we should include
both Rehab & fitness
╺ REHAB
╺ Movement Competency
╺ The ability to move
free (pain free) from
dysfunction.
╺ Competency is
measuring the quality
of movement function.
╺ FITNESS
╺ Movement Capacity
╺ The ability to
express strength
during fundamental
movement patterns.
╺ Capacity is the
measuring of
quantity of
movement function.
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4. Rehab &
Training are a
Concurrent
process, if you
have the
Appropriate
Model!
CHARLIE WEINGROFF
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6. Why do most REHAB Fail????
PTs focus more on the location of the
problem rather than on the source of the
Presenting Complaint.
PTs end their Rehab Programs when the
pain is gone.
Pain is the last thing to show up & the first
thing to go away.
PTs fail to fully restore function before
releasing patients from Care.
PT don't increase a patient tolerence to
Load.
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7. BIG CONCEPT
A majority of Musculoskeletal Injuries occur because the
patients are either UNDERPREPARED or OVERSTIMULATED.
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8. Underprepared
The patient's
body is not
physically
prepared for the
LOADS that they
are
participating.
What is Underprepared &
Overstimulated???
Overstimulated
The patient is
doing too much
activity; too
often and too
soon.
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9. .....Fitness is the method by which
we can better prepare patients to
tolerate larger amounts of Load....
“It is not the LOAD that
breaks an individual down. It
is the LOAD that their body
is NOT prepared for that is
the problem”.
TIM GABBET.
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10. A lot of time the
people don't have the
tissue tolerance to
participate in Motor
activity.
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11. 11
*****ROLE OF FITNESS IN
CLINICAL PRACTICE****
Rehab is all about “restoring
movement function”.
“Rehab must have the purpose of
reducing pain & to return patients
to activities of daily living”.
*Major Goal of Treatment process
is to eliminate a patient's activity
intolerence.
“Activity intolerence are the
movements which the patients
needs/wants to do but can't do due
to pain or dysfunction”
13. Primary Goal of treatment process is to
attempt to prevent the potential for Re-
injury when the patient has been
released from Care.
Activity Intolerance _ are often sports or
fitness related activities.
In all treatment plans, FITNESS should be
a part of your Rehab progressions.
This allows the PTs to continue
progressing Load until a patient has
reached maximal relative function_ the
ability to perform desired activities what
they want.
13
14. The whole purpose of Fitness is to be able to improve one's
tolerance to LOAD.
Your last progressions of REHAB should be your
first progress into FITNESS.
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15. 15
How do we integrate Fitness_ a Return to activity
STAGES OF CARE_ RETURN TO ACTIVITY
1. Pain Generator_Reducing the patient's pain
2. Motion Segment_ Restore Joint & tissue motion.
3.Motor Control_ Restore motor control & Stability.
4. Fundamental Performance_ Improve strength in fundamental
patterns.
5. Fundamental Advancement_Improve speed & power.
6.Advanced Performance_Improve conditioning & motor skill
Acquisition.
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*If the PTs stop their Rehab
program right after restoring
Motor control they would not
put their patient into a
position to be prepared to
tolerate the Loads of their
desired activities.
*The inability for Patients to
tolerate Load_ main reasons
that they get hurt in the first
place.
17. Everything we do during REHAB
has the exclusive purpose to
open up Neurological windows of
opportunity to load a specific
Movement pattern. Improving
movement capacity is the only
way we can hit save on a motor
program after passive care has
be rendered.
Craig Liebenson
17
╺ FITNESS is the vehicle that we can use to
bridge the gap between therapy &
performance in Musculoskeletal Practise.
Gray Cook
18. 18
The Goal of Every Patient Interaction
should be the promotion of
Activities that increase Resilience
to Stress, Develops durability to
changing Environments, AND
Enhances Longevity by Improving
Physical Autonomy.
Craig Leibenson
19. The only way we can assist a patient in
preventing the occurrence of re-injury.
The only way we can improve a patients
ability to perform specific tasks.
The only way we can bridge the gap from
rehabilitation to performance.
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FITNESS
FITNESS is the only way we can cause
permanent changes to movement
competency.
The only way we can increase a patient's
tolerance to Load.
The only way we can help patients
eliminate their activity intolerances.