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Chair Exercise for Mobility
&
Base for Balance
Designed for Columbia & Lake of the Ozarks, MO Groups
Leaders: Patsy & David Dalton
Vera Shury B.A., C.F.T.,S.D.,A.C.H.M.
Liberty Science LLC 520-275-8755
息copyright 2013
Warm up muscles and let body get
good support for aligning bones,
muscles & ligaments
Warm up & Aerobic Moves
 Breathe deep
 Zip the lip
 Inhale with lips closed
 6 breaths (then yawn clasp
hands behind head and stretch)
 Tennis ball in hand make 2
circles & follow with eyes (to
work eye muscles)
 Lean side to side
 (strengthen & stretch lats)
30 Seated Jumping Jacks
 (leg moves kick up aerobic benefit
 strike with the heel to stretch the
hamstring)
The 2 Muscle Areas to Stay Mobile
Work up to 30 or More Repetitions
 Quads
 To start use band
 add ankle weights
 Triceps Straighten elbows
 (seated)
OR Dip
Cool Down & Voice
Use Decimeter (90 dec for group volume)
1 From behind the teeth slide the tip of the tongue back along the roof of the mouth,
2 Push the tip of the tongue into the cheeks
3 Move the tongue over your teeth in both directions,
4 Lick your lips smoothly both directions
5 Trill the tongue
Next: Exaggerate movements & say the words>
LIPS, TEETH, TONGUE, JAW (they use the parts)
*Use specific letters to reactivate the correct biomechanical neuromuscular sequence & strength
Feel the larynx in the throat move to confirm the correct biomechanics.
G, K, and R are the letters that exercise the inside involuntary part of the throat.
12-15 repetitions & 2-3 sets; 2-3X a week
say: GRA,GRE,GRI,GRO,GRU Then KRA,KRE,KRI,KRO,KRU
B,P are the letters that help with the lip movements.
say: BA,BE,BI,BO.BU Then: PA,PE,PI,PO,PU
In a self rescue for something stuck it has been used effectively by repeating the sounds of GRK
powerfully (Perky Parkies, 2008). Only try for a minute CALL 911.
References
 http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A0066
6
 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2
678108/
 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3
250347/
 www.libertyscience.com
 vera@libertyscience.com

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  • 1. Chair Exercise for Mobility & Base for Balance Designed for Columbia & Lake of the Ozarks, MO Groups Leaders: Patsy & David Dalton Vera Shury B.A., C.F.T.,S.D.,A.C.H.M. Liberty Science LLC 520-275-8755 息copyright 2013
  • 2. Warm up muscles and let body get good support for aligning bones, muscles & ligaments
  • 3. Warm up & Aerobic Moves Breathe deep Zip the lip Inhale with lips closed 6 breaths (then yawn clasp hands behind head and stretch) Tennis ball in hand make 2 circles & follow with eyes (to work eye muscles) Lean side to side (strengthen & stretch lats) 30 Seated Jumping Jacks (leg moves kick up aerobic benefit strike with the heel to stretch the hamstring)
  • 4. The 2 Muscle Areas to Stay Mobile Work up to 30 or More Repetitions Quads To start use band add ankle weights Triceps Straighten elbows (seated) OR Dip
  • 5. Cool Down & Voice Use Decimeter (90 dec for group volume) 1 From behind the teeth slide the tip of the tongue back along the roof of the mouth, 2 Push the tip of the tongue into the cheeks 3 Move the tongue over your teeth in both directions, 4 Lick your lips smoothly both directions 5 Trill the tongue Next: Exaggerate movements & say the words> LIPS, TEETH, TONGUE, JAW (they use the parts) *Use specific letters to reactivate the correct biomechanical neuromuscular sequence & strength Feel the larynx in the throat move to confirm the correct biomechanics. G, K, and R are the letters that exercise the inside involuntary part of the throat. 12-15 repetitions & 2-3 sets; 2-3X a week say: GRA,GRE,GRI,GRO,GRU Then KRA,KRE,KRI,KRO,KRU B,P are the letters that help with the lip movements. say: BA,BE,BI,BO.BU Then: PA,PE,PI,PO,PU In a self rescue for something stuck it has been used effectively by repeating the sounds of GRK powerfully (Perky Parkies, 2008). Only try for a minute CALL 911.
  • 6. References http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A0066 6 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2 678108/ http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3 250347/ www.libertyscience.com vera@libertyscience.com