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Football, diving, and car crashes are common causes of spinal injuries according to the document. Spinal injuries can occur from impact during football or diving into shallow water from too high. Car crashes can also often result in spine injuries. Immediate medical help is needed to transport the injured person to the hospital where they will receive drugs to reduce swelling and determine if surgery is required depending on the circumstances. Rehab focuses on regaining muscle function, motor skills, and techniques through exercises like swimming, cycling, stretching, balancing, and elastic bands along with medications. Neck braces are worn in motocross and dirt biking to prevent injuries.
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The document discusses resistance band stretching and its benefits for increasing flexibility for baseball. It defines flexibility and different types, explaining how resistance band stretching mimics functional movement by using momentum, gravity and active stabilization. Static stretching is not optimal for baseball as it can inhibit the central nervous system, while dynamic band stretching maximizes muscle length in a controlled manner similar to on-field movements. Guidelines are provided for an effective band stretching routine targeting the ankles, hips, shoulders and full kinetic chain for improved flexibility and athletic performance in baseball.
Ross Boxing Punching With Power
This document outlines a six-week training program to improve punching power for experienced boxers. The program incorporates strength training, plyometrics, complex training, hand speed drills, and core training. It is designed to supplement, not replace, traditional boxing training like heavy bag work, focus mitts, and sparring. The program aims to recruit fast-twitch muscle fibers through high-intensity exercises in order to increase explosive power and speed for more powerful punches according to the equation: Power = Force x Velocity.
The fourth discipline of triathlon
Triathlon injuries are common, occurring in 35-90% of triathletes, and are often due to overuse rather than acute trauma. Overuse accounts for 68% of injuries during the pre-season training period and 78% of injuries during the competition season. The document outlines 8 common reasons for triathlon injuries, including going too far or too fast too soon in training, having a limited range of motion, lacking stability to move quickly, focusing on muscle size over neuromuscular education, inflexible connective tissue, neglecting foot health, not prioritizing bike fittings, and viewing rest as a negative rather than part of recovery. Functional training is presented as an approach to address these injury risk
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Stroke rehabilitation involves physiotherapy beginning soon after the stroke occurs to regain function and mobility. Physiotherapists evaluate the patient to determine disabilities to address, like weakness, limited range of motion, or walking problems. Rehabilitation focuses on overcoming problems through exercises and can continue long after hospitalization with home programs. One challenge is learned nonuse where patients avoid using affected limbs, so physiotherapists teach ways to manage without full limb function or regain ability. Practice is important to relearn skills like switching tasks.
Fitness tools and trends
This document discusses and compares various popular training tools and trends, including their pros and cons. It addresses Olympic lifting, powerlifting, functional training, conditioning, core training, and corrective exercises. For each, it explores what they are, their purported benefits, and potential concerns or lack of evidence supporting some claims. Throughout, it applies a skeptical lens and questions the underlying assumptions and marketing behind some approaches.
Ladies Issues , Posture And Key Conditioning
This document discusses the importance of core conditioning for posture, injury prevention, and overall health. It begins by explaining how our ancestors needed strong cores to survive, and how core weakness can lead to many modern problems like back pain.
It then separates the core into the inner and outer units. The inner unit includes deep muscles like the transversus abdominis that provide stability, while the outer unit includes larger muscles for movement. Several exercises are described to target each unit, like the bird dog on an exercise ball for the outer unit. Regular core conditioning can help reduce injuries and pain while improving posture.
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A sports hernia is a complex groin injury caused by an imbalance in strength between core and leg muscles. It occurs when the abdominal muscles cannot withstand the stresses from explosive leg movements, resulting in tears or weaknesses in the abdominal wall. Conservative treatment focuses on strengthening the core through physiotherapy but pain often recurs without surgery. Surgical options include open repair with mesh or minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery to reinforce the injured area.
Hamstring injury
This document discusses hamstring injuries, including their anatomy, causes, symptoms, grading, treatment, prevention, and rehabilitation. It describes the three hamstring muscles and notes that strains are common in sports. Grades 1-3 are described based on severity. RICE is the standard initial treatment along with avoiding further injury through rest. Later steps include stretching, strengthening, and surgery if needed before a gradual return to activity.
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