Just Breathe 101 - Athletic Performance
Just Breathe 101 - Athletic Performance
This course includes
The instructors
Overview:
This online course examines several factors related to breathing dysfunction that may alter athletic performance.
A discussion of the involvement of the diaphragm and trunk stability during athletic performance will be presented. Studies relating to the effects of fatigue of the diaphragm, core fatigue, impact loading during running, and the effects of the metaboreflex on performance are presented and discussed. Finally, the effects of progesterone on female runners are examined.
In this online course, we will:
- Review pulmonary physiology during exercise
- Learn about the function of the deep core
- Understand the postural activity of the diaphragm and response to fatigue
- Discuss impact loading and locomotor respiratory coupling
- Understand the response to breathlessness
- Learn about metaboreflex and its effects
- Have an inspiratory muscle training discussion
- Discuss the response to progesterone in females
Course Objectives:
- Describe the physiological response of aerobic exercise on the respiratory system.
- Describe the effect of running on the viscera and the diaphragm.
- Describe the response to inspiratory muscle fatigue on the body.
- List one device that may increase the endurance of the respiratory muscles
Please note: When you click 'Buy Course' in the top left-hand corner (note: you must be signed into Embodia to see this button), you will be presented with two options: you can purchase this individual course or you can choose to purchase the entire series at a 20% discount.
This course is part of the 'Just Breathe 101' series, which is designed for professionals that teach the technical biomechanics of the rib cage and the whole track is more treatment-oriented.
The instructors
BPT Dip Manip PT OCS (Emeritus) FCAMPT (Retired)
Debra Dent is a Physical Therapist with over 40 years of experience specializing in manual therapy of the spine. She is a graduate of the University of Manitoba, Canada where she received her Diploma of Physiotherapy in 1977 and her Bachelors of Physical Therapy in 1979. She was certified as a Part A manual Physical Therapist from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association in 1989 and received her Advanced Diploma of Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy in 1994. United States APTA Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS) designation was completed in 1996 and recertified in 2006 and in 2016 she was recertified Emeritus.
Debra was a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manual Therapists (FCAMPT) from 1994 until retiring in 2019. She was an instructor for the Canadian Physiotherapy Association since 1989 to 1994. She has been a guest clinical instructor at the University of South Florida from 2003-05, teaching the Spinal Manual Therapy Program for the MscPT undergraduate program and has taught a large number of manual therapy courses in the US and Canada. She has numerous online seminars related to Differential Diagnosis, Breathing Essentials and Foundation Form Function of the core that are available for Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists and Chiropractors.
She owns Cross Border Seminars and presently works as a consultant and contract PT in Clearwater, Florida.
Material included in this course
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Introduction
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Introduction and Objectives
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Pulmonary Physiology During Exercise
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Pulmonary Physiology During Exercise
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Trunk Stability
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Trunk Stability
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Does it Matter How We breathe When We run
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Does it matter how we breathe when we run.
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Respiratory Muscle Exercise Effects on Spinal Curves
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Respiratory Muscle Exercise Effects on Spinal Curves
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Core Fatigue Study
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Core Fatigue Study
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Metaboreflex and Leg Fatigue
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Metaboreflex and Leg Fatigue
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Altitude Training
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Altitude Training
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On Being Female
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On Being Female
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Summary
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Summary
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Athletic Performance Quiz
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Athletic Performance Quiz
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References
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References for the Evidence
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