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What are splinter skills?
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Skills that are not easily generalized to other environments or variations of the same task
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What is the rhythmic initiation technique used in PNF?
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Phase of voluntary relaxation, passive movement and repeated dynamic contractions of the major muscle groups involved in the agonist pattern of movement; it works PROM to AROM; used to improve flexibility and begin motor learning
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What is the slow reversal technique used in PNF?
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involves a slow dynamic contraction of the antagonist followed smoothly by a slow dynamic contraction of the agonist;
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Name some rhythmic patterns we use daily.
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Walking and running
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What is the slow reversal hold technique used in PNF?
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Same as slow reversal EXCEPT you add an isometric contractions at the extremes in the range.
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What is the rhythmic stabilization technique used in PNF?
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Isometric contraction of the antagonists, followed by isometric contraction of the agonist; it can be used to improve strength, stability, and motor learning
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