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Restoring Human Movement

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Age Related Exercise Recommendations, Strength And Conditioning For Youth, And Warm Ups

Sep 27, 2017

SHOW NOTES 

This is a solo podcast today on a few questions I have been asked my opinion on over the last few weeks. It should be fun!

 

  1. Why can’t we get grandma to exercise? Age related corrections or suggestions for rehab and exercise.
  2. Strength and Conditioning guidelines for youth athletes. How much is too much? The ACSM stance
  3. What is an injury vs. pain?
  4. How long should a warm up take and what should it entail?

 

From a Sports Medicine point-of-view, warming up will take as long as it needs to. There is not set time, but a well designed warm up should take around 15-45 minutes. Warming up before lifting should address the following:

 

  • Getting the blood moving
  • Preparation of movement
  • Stabilization of the feet, knees, back, and shoulder girdle
  • Mobilization of the ankles, hips, thoracic spine, glenohumeral joints and the neck

 

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