1) The document is a health and wellness assignment submitted by Rabah Faisal, a 5th year student at DPT, on the topic of isometric contraction and its examples.
2) It defines isometric contraction as muscle contraction where length remains constant as tension is produced, and although forces are greater than concentric contractions, muscles are seldom injured.
3) Isometric exercises are often used in injury rehabilitation as the intensity and muscle length of contraction can be controlled.
1) The document is a health and wellness assignment submitted by Rabah Faisal, a 5th year student at DPT, on the topic of isometric contraction and its examples.
2) It defines isometric contraction as muscle contraction where length remains constant as tension is produced, and although forces are greater than concentric contractions, muscles are seldom injured.
3) Isometric exercises are often used in injury rehabilitation as the intensity and muscle length of contraction can be controlled.
1) The document is a health and wellness assignment submitted by Rabah Faisal, a 5th year student at DPT, on the topic of isometric contraction and its examples.
2) It defines isometric contraction as muscle contraction where length remains constant as tension is produced, and although forces are greater than concentric contractions, muscles are seldom injured.
3) Isometric exercises are often used in injury rehabilitation as the intensity and muscle length of contraction can be controlled.
1) The document is a health and wellness assignment submitted by Rabah Faisal, a 5th year student at DPT, on the topic of isometric contraction and its examples.
2) It defines isometric contraction as muscle contraction where length remains constant as tension is produced, and although forces are greater than concentric contractions, muscles are seldom injured.
3) Isometric exercises are often used in injury rehabilitation as the intensity and muscle length of contraction can be controlled.
DPT 5TH GREY ASSIGNMENT NO: 03 HEALTH AND WELLNESS SUBMITTED TO: DR. SADAF WARIS TOPIC: ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION AND ITS EXAMPLES ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION Definition: Isometric contraction occurs when muscle length remains relatively constant as tension is produced. Although the forces generated during isometric contractions are potentially greater than during concentric contractions, muscles are seldom injured during this type of contraction. Isometric exercises are often used during the early phases of rehabilitating a musculotendinous injury because the intensity of contraction and the muscle length at which it contracts can be controlled. Example: 1. The muscle contraction required to grip but not move a heavy object prior to lifting would be isometric.
2. Plank position also requires muscle contraction without changes the muscle length.