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Lecture Learning points:
By the end of this lecture you will:
How active and passive structures contribute to dynamic joint stability, what strength and conditioning is and is not, and the three pillars of training (specificity, overload and progression) that underpin effective exercise prescription in rehabilitation.
How to dose resistance training for strength using repetition maximum, why heavy loads of 3 to 5 RM are appropriate even for older adults, and why strength should come first in a rehabilitation program.
The evidence linking muscle strength to injury risk, knee pain and all-cause mortality, and a systematic review showing that many knee osteoarthritis trials labeled as strength training were not dosed as strength training.
Practical ways to deliver strength training in rehabilitation, with an optimal gym prescription of sets, rest and frequency, adapted exercises for pain or limited equipment, and loaded home exercises using a rucksack of water bottles.
Lecture Learning points:
By the end of this lecture you will:
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