MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT

1. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT

2. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT • The Human Body has better than ___________ Muscles. • …and make up about ______________ of a persons body weight. Muscles work with _________ to support and move the body. They actually pull on the ___________ in order to move the body. 650+ One-Half (1/2) bones joints

3. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT • There are Three (3) types of muscle in the human body… • 1. Smooth Muscle or Involuntary Muscle Example: _________________________ Smooth Muscles work by themselves and you cannot control them. How many Smooth Muscles can you name? (Talk to the people around you and see if you can name 2 or 3) Esophagus & Stomach

4. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT • 2. The muscle that makes up the Heart is called ________________________ • Another name for Cardiac Muscle is ______________________________ • Just like smooth muscles, myocardium or cardiac muscle works by itself (Involuntary). Cardiac Muscle Myocardium

5. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT Skeletal Muscles • 3. ____________________ are Voluntary muscles, which means that they don’t work unless your Brain tells them to. • So these are the muscles that make up the _________________________. • So, Looking at the human body from the Anatomical position… …the MIDLINE of the body, divides the body in two, vertically! Musculoskeletal System

6. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT • Muscles are connected to bones by tough cord-like tissues called… • …TENDONS • Tendons allow muscles to pull on the bones for movement. • Wiggle your fingers and watch…

7. MAJOR MUSCLES • Let’s look at some of the Major Muscles and where they’re at in the body… • __________________ and the tendons of the Rotator Cuff, help make up the Shoulder. • The ________________ are antagonistic, which means they work opposite of the Triceps. • The ___________________ Muscles are found on each side of your chest. They are usually called _________ for short. THE DELTOIDS BICEPS PECTORALIS PECS

8. MAJOR MUSCLES • Below the Pecs , down under the Rib Cage are your ____________________ or _____________. Most people don’t understand that when these muscles are strong, so is your back. • Your _________________ or Quads for short, are your thigh muscles. Many athletes develop large, strong Quads. • Your _______________________ is the largest single muscle in the human body. The Glutes help in back stabilization, hip support, and speed . Rectus Abdominus Abdominals (Abs) Quadriceps Gluteous Maximus

9. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT So, How does the body move? …It moves in very specific ways! For instance, in Basketball a _______________ happens when a player catches the ball after a missed shot. Rebound

10. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT Hyperextension is movement that takes a joint beyond it’s normal, anatomical position. It is sometimes Bad! But, many times it can be good!

11. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT Flexion occurs when a joint’s angle is decreased. Extension occurs when a joint’s angle is increased.

12. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT Abduction ___________________ is the movement of a limb, joint or body part AWAY from the mid-line of the body. ___________________ is the movement of a limb, joint, or body part TOWARDS the mid-line of the body. Adduction

13. MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT Rotation ______________ is the rotary or turning movement of a body part, usually about it’s long axis. ______________ is the circular or conical movement of a body part. It involves all the major movements: Flexion, Extension, Abduction, Adduction, and Rotation. Circumduction

14. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_0Y1e9lITA • Why Stretch??? Stretching is important for people of all ages! Without regular stretching, your muscles will tighten and the range of motion in your joints will decrease as you age. This can put a damper on active lifestyles and even hinder day-to-day activities

15. Stretching does not demand a huge time commitment, but it can give you huge results. Benefits of regular stretching program: • Improves flexibility and range of movement in the joints • Reduced risk of injury • Reduced muscle tension • Enhanced muscular coordination • Increased circulation to various parts of the body • Increased energy levels (resulting from increased circulation) • Delayed onset of muscle fatigue /prevent muscle soreness • Enhanced performance in daily life, sports, or other physical activity • Improved posture • Mental relaxation

16. What Influences Your Level of Flexibility? Four Main Factors Age. Younger people are naturally more flexible than older people. Why? Muscle connective tissues have a natural tendency to shorten and lose elasticity as you age, resulting in muscle tightness and stiffness. Gender. Females tend to be more flexible than males. Exercise history. Active people tend to be more flexible than inactive people. Temperature. When your muscles are warm (whether from exercising or from a warmer environment), they will be more flexible than when they are cold. Why? Increase in muscle temperature decrease muscular resistance, which increases your range of motion. MUSCLES MUST BE WARMED UP BEFORE YOU STRETCH. Stretching is NOT the first thing you do in a workout.