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Flexibility micro-lesson

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Another key component of fitness is flexibility. Flexibility is our ability to move a joint through a range of motion. We often think of flexibility as stretching but there are different types of flexibility exercises. They could be static, which you do without moving, or dynamic, which you do while moving. The more active you are, the more flexible you're going to be.

Being flexible has many benefits. First, flexibility helps to loosen and lengthen our muscles meaning we're less likely to become injured. Flexibility also helps us to improve our posture and our balance. Flexibility also helps us to strengthen our muscles and means that they work more effectively. So your sport performance or your performance in exercise is going to be better.

And finally, flexibility and activities like yoga are seen to have a really positive impact on our mind. They help us keep a really good mental state and feel more relaxed.

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  • Can you improve your flexibility with exercise?

    1) Yes
    2) No

  • Dynamic exercises are done

    1) With movement
    2) Without movement
    3) For long periods of time
    4) For short periods of time

  • How does flexbility help prevent injuries?

    1) Muscles are loosened and lengthened, meaning they are less likely to pull or tear.
    2) You are better at sports if you're more flexible.
    3) You can touch you toes better if you are more flexible.
    4) Flexibile muscles protect your bones from injury.

  • How does flexibility affect your mind?

    1) Helps us to feel more relaxed.
    2) It makes your brain grow bigger.
    3) It stretches your mind.
    4) Helps you to be better at sports.

  • How does flexibility affect your muscles?

    1) Flexibility loosens and lengthens muscles.
    2) Flexibilty shortens your muscles.
    3) The more flexible you are, the weaker you are.
    4) Flexibility only affects your leg mucles.

  • Static exercises are done

    1) Without movement
    2) With movement
    3) For long periods of time
    4) In yoga

  • What are two types of flexibility exercises?

    1) Static and dynamic
    2) Static and stationary
    3) Dynamic and moving
    4) Dynamic and stationary

  • When you work on flexibility, you are also working on your...

    1) Posture
    2) Heart rate
    3) Reaction time
    4) Blood sugar levels

  • Which of the following is NOT a way that flexibility helps you improve your sport performances?

    1) Gives you better posture
    2) Reduces injuries
    3) Builds stronger muscles
    4) Improves balance

  • Yoga incorporates which types of flexibility exercises?

    1) Static and dynamic
    2) Just static
    3) Just dymanic
    4) Neither static or dynamic

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Our micro-courses are developed and delivered by qualified educators from around the world.

Kerry Wadsley

Kerry Wadsley

Teacher at The Elms School, UK, for over 10 years, teaching students from 0-11 years. I taught in Key Stage 2 as well as being the Special Educational Needs Coordinator at the school.
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