Balanced Body (2) Questions with CORRECT Answers
Question:
Lumbopelvic Stability (Footwork) Neutral Spine (Anything, Feet in Straps)
Strengthening & Mobilizing the Spine (Short box abs) Placing springs on the A or
preloaded position on the Reformer make the resistance easier or harder?
Answer:
Harder
Question:
Rollbacks (key areas that are working)
Answer:
Abs, Stretch, Arms, PS, SS, Rotation
Question:
Kneeling Abs (key areas that are working)
Answer:
Abs, PS, SS, Legs, Arms, Rotation
Question:
Short Box Abs (key areas that are working)
Answer:
Abs, Arms, PS, SS (arms moving)
Question:
Lunges (key areas that are working)
Answer:
Legs, PS, SS, Back, Arms, Lat, Stretch
Question:
Side Stretch/Mermaid/Cleopatra (key areas that are working)
Answer:
Lat, Stretch, Rotation, SS, PS, Arms
, Question:
Hundreds neck and shoulder injury precautions
Answer:
Support upper body with pillow towel or wedge
Question:
Kneeling Abs facing back low back injuries
Answer:
Begin with small range of motion in hip flexion and extension
Question:
Avoid if symptoms increade Kneeling abs facing back knee injury precaution
Answer:
Pad knees hold ball between knees or avoid
Question:
Kneeling abs facing front sore wrist and hand precautions
Answer:
Pad frame or place box across footpath and use forearms
Question:
Feet in straps low back and SI joint precautions
Answer:
Make sure low back isn't changing position
Question:
Supported neutral Limit range Feet in straps hip flexor injury or hip arthritis
Answer:
Work in range that doesn't make symptoms increase
Question:
Work with knees rather than feet in straps to decrease load on hips Long box
pulling straps shoulder injury precautions
Answer:
Keep arms below 90 degrees of abduction or flexion or avoid
Question:
Lumbopelvic Stability (Footwork) Neutral Spine (Anything, Feet in Straps)
Strengthening & Mobilizing the Spine (Short box abs) Placing springs on the A or
preloaded position on the Reformer make the resistance easier or harder?
Answer:
Harder
Question:
Rollbacks (key areas that are working)
Answer:
Abs, Stretch, Arms, PS, SS, Rotation
Question:
Kneeling Abs (key areas that are working)
Answer:
Abs, PS, SS, Legs, Arms, Rotation
Question:
Short Box Abs (key areas that are working)
Answer:
Abs, Arms, PS, SS (arms moving)
Question:
Lunges (key areas that are working)
Answer:
Legs, PS, SS, Back, Arms, Lat, Stretch
Question:
Side Stretch/Mermaid/Cleopatra (key areas that are working)
Answer:
Lat, Stretch, Rotation, SS, PS, Arms
, Question:
Hundreds neck and shoulder injury precautions
Answer:
Support upper body with pillow towel or wedge
Question:
Kneeling Abs facing back low back injuries
Answer:
Begin with small range of motion in hip flexion and extension
Question:
Avoid if symptoms increade Kneeling abs facing back knee injury precaution
Answer:
Pad knees hold ball between knees or avoid
Question:
Kneeling abs facing front sore wrist and hand precautions
Answer:
Pad frame or place box across footpath and use forearms
Question:
Feet in straps low back and SI joint precautions
Answer:
Make sure low back isn't changing position
Question:
Supported neutral Limit range Feet in straps hip flexor injury or hip arthritis
Answer:
Work in range that doesn't make symptoms increase
Question:
Work with knees rather than feet in straps to decrease load on hips Long box
pulling straps shoulder injury precautions
Answer:
Keep arms below 90 degrees of abduction or flexion or avoid