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Bronson Cardiac Rehabilitation Home Exercise Program ...
www.bronsonhealth.com- 3 - Words to Know Here are some key words about your exercise program that will be used in this book or you may have heard during class. Aerobic Activity: A sustained repetitive activity performed for a long period. Resistance Training: This is exercise targeting specific muscles to improve strength. MET: Metabolic Equivalents, The oxygen your body consumes per unit of …
MOVE! Physical Activity Handout P37: Strengthening Your Core
www.move.va.govStrengthening your core requires regular and proper exercise of your body’s core muscles. Here are some basic core exercises: • Before you start to exercise your body’s core, locate your deepest abdominal muscle – the transversus abdominis – by coughing once. The muscle you feel contracting is your transversus abdominis.
Cervical Range of Motion and Isometrics Home Exercise …
ahc.aurorahealthcare.orgHome Exercise Program. 1. Chin Tucks. Sit up straight with your shoulders back and down, keeping your . eyes and chin level. Pull your head back and up tall as if you were being pulled by a string from the top of your head. Hold . Perform . seconds. Repeat times per day. times. 2. Chin Tucks – Supine. Lie on your back. Glide your head back ...
Home Exercise Program Following Hip Surgery
ortho.duke.eduHome Exercise Program Following Hip Surgery Posterior Approach During your hospitalization, you have had hip surgery. In order to get the best function possible from your new hip, it is important to follow the exercise program described below. Level I Do exercises one (1), two (2), and three (3) fifteen (15) repetitions every hour.
Core Values Clarification Exercise Step 1: Core Values List
fyi.extension.wisc.eduYou may have just identified your personal Core Values for the first time, or this exercise may have been a re-affirmation of that which you were already aware of. Effective ethical leadership is about ensuring your behavior is in line with your stated Core Values. In other words, having the courage to stand up for what you believe.
Diaphragmatic Breathing - University of Georgia
psychology.uga.edu5) Shrug your shoulders up towards your ears, tightening the muscles. Hold…and then relax. 6) Wrinkle up your forehead and brow, focusing on the tension in the muscles…and then relax. 7) Squeeze your eyes shut as tightly as you can, feeling the tension in the muscles around the eyes. Hold…and then relax.
Values Clarification - Therapist Aid
www.therapistaid.comyour choices in life. For example, someone who values family might try to spend extra time at home, while someone who values success in their career may do just the opposite. Understanding your values will help you recognize areas of your life need more attention, and what to prioritize in the future.