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Flexibility and Body Composition: Terms, Types, and Measurement, Quizzes of Kinesiology

Definitions and explanations of various terms related to flexibility, including static and dynamic types, elasticity and plasticity, and different stretching techniques. Additionally, it covers factors affecting flexibility, such as age, gender, and activity level, and discusses body composition, including overweight, obesity, and essential fat. Various methods for measuring flexibility and body fat percentage are also presented.

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2010/2011

Uploaded on 11/10/2011

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TERM 1
Benefits of Flexibility (6)
DEFINITION 1
Decrease lower back injury
Decrease in musculoskeletal injury
enhance performance in certain sports
improved posture
more efficient body movement
decreased muscular tension
TERM 2
Types of Flexibility (2)
DEFINITION 2
Static-does not require voluntary muscle activity
Dynamic-requires voluntary muscular actions
TERM 3
Elasticity
DEFINITION 3
ability to return to original resting length after a passive
stretch
TERM 4
Plasticity
DEFINITION 4
Ability to form a new and greater length after passive stretch
TERM 5
Static Stretch
DEFINITION 5
slow and constant with 30 second end position hold
does not elicit stretch reflex
easy to learn and less change of injury
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Benefits of Flexibility (6)

Decrease lower back injury Decrease in musculoskeletal injury enhance performance in certain sports improved posture more efficient body movement decreased muscular tension TERM 2

Types of Flexibility (2)

DEFINITION 2 Static-does not require voluntary muscle activity Dynamic-requires voluntary muscular actions TERM 3

Elasticity

DEFINITION 3 ability to return to original resting length after a passive stretch TERM 4

Plasticity

DEFINITION 4 Ability to form a new and greater length after passive stretch TERM 5

Static Stretch

DEFINITION 5 slow and constant with 30 second end position hold does not elicit stretch reflex easy to learn and less change of injury

Ballistic Stretch

involves active muscular effort and uses and bouncing- type movement where end position is not held often used in pre-exercise warm-up TERM 7

Active Stretch

DEFINITION 7 the person stretching supplies the force TERM 8

Passive Stretch

DEFINITION 8 a partner or stretching machine supplies the force TERM 9

Factors that Affect Flexibility

DEFINITION 9 joint structure age muscle bulk gender activity level connective tissue disease processes soft tissue TERM 10

Arthritis

DEFINITION 10 inflammation of a joint

Obese

too much adipose tissue TERM 17

Over-Fat

DEFINITION 17 too much excessive body fat TERM 18

essential fat

DEFINITION 18 needed fat for daily life processes; 8-12% female, 2-3.5% male TERM 19

Recommended Fat Levels

DEFINITION 19 Males - 12 to 18% Females - 16 to 25% TERM 20

Android Obesity

DEFINITION 20 most common in males centrally stored body fat apple shape worst kind, closer to heart

Gynoid Obesity

most common in females peripherally stored body fat pear shape further from heart TERM 22

Ways to Measure Body Fat Percentage (4)

DEFINITION 22 Hydrostatic Weighing Bod Pod Bioelectrical Impedance Skinfold Methods TERM 23

Girth Measurement Techniques (3)

DEFINITION 23 Waist to Hip Ratio Height-Weight Chart BMI