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NASM Flexibility Training Exercises – Q&A
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This is used in each area of the flexibility continuum ✔Ans - SMR 10-15 reps of each exercise ✔Ans - Dynamic Stretching Active flexibility ✔Ans - Active-isolated Stretching Hold each stretch for 1-2 seconds for 5-10 reps ✔Ans - Active-isolated Stretching Utilizes reciprocal inhibition with a 1-2 second hold ✔Ans - Active-isolated Stretching Roll the entire length of a muscle until a tender spot is found ✔Ans - SMR Multiplanar lunges ✔Ans - Dynamic Stretching Used to correct existing muscle imbalances and lengthen overactive musculature ✔Ans - Static Stretching Corrective flexibility ✔Ans - Static Stretching Full range of motion ✔Ans - Dynamic Stretching Use after SMR and static stretching when distortions are present ✔Ans - Active-isolated Stretching Uses foam rollers and balls ✔Ans - SMR Breaks up adhesions in muscle ✔Ans - SMR Functional flexibility ✔Ans - Dynamic Stretching Active supine biceps femoris stretch ✔Ans - Active-isolated Stretching
Apply gentle pressuer for 30 seconds ✔Ans - SMR Use with SMR for all cool-downs ✔Ans - Static Stretching Hold pressure on tender spot for at least 30 seconds ✔Ans - SMR Uses agonists and synergists to move a joint into a range of motion ✔Ans - Active-isolated Stretching Uses body's momentum and force production ✔Ans - Dynamic Stretching