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How To Maintain Body For Tennis — tài liệu 19 trang từ thư viện sách tennis.

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Tóm tắt nội dung (trích từ tài liệu gốc): How to maintain body for tennis? BY: Dr. Madhur Thawani BPT, Ms. Exs, DPT (USA), MIAP Tennis is played worldwide and is one of the most popular racket sports. A high number of Tennis tournaments for competitive tennis players may lead to EXAMPLE TEXT overEXuAsMePLiEnTjEuXTries, such as "tennis elbow" or wrist injuries. For noncompetitive tennis players, improper or inadequate physical and technique training may be the cause of overuse injuries. Although overuse injuries make up a large chunk of tennis injuries, the good news is that such injuries can be prevented with some changes to technique

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How to maintain body



                   for tennis?



                                                                              BY:

                                                     Dr. Madhur Thawani

                                    BPT, Ms. Exs, DPT (USA), MIAP

Tennis is played

worldwide and is one of

the most popular racket

sports.

A high number of                            Tennis

tournaments for competitive

tennis players may lead to           EXAMPLE TEXT

overEXuAsMePLiEnTjEuXTries, such as

"tennis elbow" or wrist

injuries.



For noncompetitive tennis

players, improper or

inadequate physical and

technique training may be the

cause of overuse injuries.



Although overuse injuries make up a large chunk of tennis injuries,

the good news is that such injuries can be prevented with some

changes to technique and training routines.

Top 4 Tennis Injuries



           1.Sprained Ankle

           2.Shoulder Injuries

           3.Stress Fractures

           4.Tennis Elbow

Why we get Injuries ?



 Incorrect

   technique



 Failure to warm up

   and cool down



 Time spent playing

 Previous injury

What to do if an injury occurs



 Stop playing

  immediately to prevent

  further damage.



 Apply Ice.

 First aid or medical



  treatment of any

  injury.

 Expert advice

 Don't resume play

  until you have

  completely recovered

  from the injury.

TENNIS



Upper Limb Injuries are more common in children.

Like: Fracture of radius/ ulna.

Sprains/ Strains of wrist.

Lower Limb Injuries like Ankle sprains/strains

Knee spains/strains are less common.



Common anatomical injuries in Junior elite tennis

players is the back.



                  Overuse Injuries in the pediatric and adolescent population are

                  increasing in the society.

       Spotting Overused Injuries



Stage 1: Pain after activity, no

movement problem

Stage 2: Pain during and after

activity with minimal movement

problem

Stage 3: Pain during and after

activity that persists throughout the

day, significant movement problem

Stage 4: Significant functional

impairment with all daily activities

                Prevent Injuries



Regular Warm-up Routine



Proper Strengthening Exercises (Individual Plans) Like

Lateral Band Walks with External Rotation, Single Leg

Balance with External Rotation, Rotational Cable Rows,

Curl ups,1 Arm 1 Leg Row, Overhead Throws, Leg

Squats, Perpendicular Throws ,Ys, Ts, Ws and Ls



Regular Cool Down Routine

             Three Tennis Training Programs



Performance  In-Season  Without

Program      Program    Weight Lifting

                        Program

                 Performance Program



� This program will help to improve key

 performance aspects like



   �Strength

   �Power

   �Flexibility

   �Speed and

   �Quickness.

�Improve recovery habits to help sustain your

success.

                 Performance Program



�End-result:

    �Powerful serve

    �Better court quickness

    �Less risk for nagging pains

    �Injuries like tennis elbow.



                          Days per week: 3-5

                     Duration: 75-120 minutes

                 Performance Program



�Training Components:

    �Prehab (injury prevention)

    �Movement Prep (warm-up),

    �Plyometric,

    �Movement Skills

    �Medicine Ball

    �Strength

    �ESD (cardio), and

    �Regeneration (recovery).

                                    In-Season



�Twice a week, workouts to improve:

     �Strength

     �SEXpAMePeLEdTEXT

     �Power and

     �Flexibility



�Third day each week to improve your resistance to injury

and help your body recover faster.



�Along with a nutrition roadmap, this training

will help you stay competitive and healthy throughout the

season.

                                    In-Season



�Training Components:

    �PEXrAeMPhLEaTbEXT(injury prevention)

    �Movement Prep (warm-up)

    �Strength and

    �Regeneration (recovery).



                    Days per week: 3

                 Duration: 30 minutes

                Without Weight Lifting



�Sticking with your own resistance training routine?



�ThenEXAuMsPLeE TtEhXTis program to improve in every other area



�Court skills,



�Overall conditioning,



�Speed,



�Power,



�Injury resistance and



�Nutrition habits.      EXAMPLE TEXT

              Without Weight Lifting



�Training Components:

     �Prehab (injury prevention)

     �MEXoAMvPeLEmTEeXTnt Prep (warm-up)

     �Plyometric

     �Movement Skills

     �Medicine Ball

     �ESD (cardio) and

     �Regeneration (recovery).



                  Days per week: 3-5

              Duration: 45-75 minutes

Thank you

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