For Patients
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Dynamic Stretches
Dynamic stretching involves active movement of a muscle group through its entire range of motion. The movement brings forth a stretch but it is not held in the end position. You may focus on many different muscle groups at once. It is used to warm up and gradually stretch muscles. Do this during warm up and cool down.
Purpose:
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increase blood flow
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increase ROM
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increase awareness of joint position
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improve athletic performance
Dynamic Stretches for Golf
Static Stretches
Static stretching involves lengthening a muscle by holding it at the end position for any given amount of time. It focusses on one muscle group at a time. The purpose is to regain normal muscle length and improve joint range of motion.
Do:
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At the end of your cool down after a sport or activity
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Hold 15 to 30 seconds, repeat 2-3 times on each side
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Feel a gentle stretch in the muscle
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At least 2-3 times per week
Don’t:
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Push into any pain
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Bounce during a static stretch
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Hyperextend (over straighten) or hyperflex (overbend) your joints
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Hold your breath

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