Hold Relax Technique in Muscle Stretching
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What is the rationale behind the Hold Relax technique?

  • To contract the tight muscle isotonically
  • To relax the muscle using autogenic inhibition (correct)
  • To passively lengthen the tight muscle
  • To contract the antagonist before contracting the agonist
  • What does the Slow Reversal-Hold-Relax technique involve?

  • Isotonic contraction of agonist followed by isometric contraction of antagonist (correct)
  • Isotonic contraction of both agonist and antagonist
  • Isometric contraction of agonist followed by isometric contraction of antagonist
  • Isotonic contraction of agonist followed by isotonic contraction of antagonist
  • During which phase in the Contract Relax technique does the athlete actively contract the antagonist?

  • During passively moving the part
  • After contracting the agonist (correct)
  • At the point of limitation
  • Before contracting the agonist
  • What happens to the antagonists during the relax phase in the Slow Reversal-Hold-Relax technique?

    <p>They are relaxed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In Hold Relax, what role does autogenic inhibition play in muscle relaxation?

    <p>It promotes muscle relaxation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How long does an isometric hold last in the Hold Relax technique?

    <p>At least 6 seconds</p> Signup and view all the answers

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