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Chapter 6: The Muscular System

Chapter 6: The Muscular System

Chapter 6: The Muscular System. Anatomy & Physiology. Five Golden Rules of Skeletal Muscle Activity. Muscles and Body Movements. Movement can occur because muscles attach to our bones Muscles are attached to at least two points known as: Origin Attachment to a moveable bone Insertion

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Establishing Core Stability in Rehabilitation

Establishing Core Stability in Rehabilitation

Establishing Core Stability in Rehabilitation. Rehabilitation Techniques for Sports Medicine and Athletic Training William E. Prentice. Core Stabilization. A dynamic core stabilization training program should be key component of all comprehensive functional rehab. programs

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Lab 3 and 4: Integumentary and Muscular Systems

Lab 3 and 4: Integumentary and Muscular Systems

Lab 3 and 4: Integumentary and Muscular Systems. Skeletal Muscle. origin - what muscle attaches to for leverage, usually larger and more stationary bone than insertion

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Muscles of the Posterior and Anterior Trunk

Muscles of the Posterior and Anterior Trunk

Muscles of the Posterior and Anterior Trunk. Neck, Back, Shoulders, Chest and Abdomen. Sternocleidomastoid. Sternocleidomastoid. Trapezius : Most superficial muscle of the trunk and upper body. Diamond shaped muscle. Extends the head, elevates and stabilizes the scapula.

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Implementation of Core Exercises

Implementation of Core Exercises

Implementation of Core Exercises. Importance of Core Training. Injury Prevention Balance Posture Base of Power Proper Energy Transfer (Kinetic Chain). Anterior Abdominal Muscles. Rectus Abdominis Trunk Flexion External Obliques Trunk Rotation to Opposite Side Internal Obliques

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Hitting a baseball

Hitting a baseball

Hitting a baseball. What is hitting a baseball. Purpose: to have fun playing baseball. How do you hit a baseball?. Follow these steps: Stand with your feet apart Raise the bat Shift your weight to your back leg Rotate your torso Swing the bat with your arms. Step 1.

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Discussion:

Discussion:

EMG Activity of the Trunk Stabilizers During Stable and Unstable Environments Elliott, B, Gaetz , M. and Anderson, G.

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