Cardio
Strength
Flexibility
Brain Injury
100

How many days per week should you do cardio?

3-5 days/week

100

What is the general intensity recommendation for strength training?

6-7/10 

100

Name one of the benefits of flexibility training.

Increased range of motion, reduced risk of injury, improved posture...

100

True or False

Strength training, cardio and flexibility are all recommended for people with a brain injury. 

True 

200

Is the stair master a form of strength training or cardio?

Cardio
200

Name two of the fundamental movement patterns?

Squat, hinge, push, pull, core

200

True or False

Stretching should only be done 2-3 times/week

False, a minimum of 2-3 days is recommended but stretching every day is beneficial

200

Name two factors that might affect adherence to exercise in someone with a brain injury.

- Energy levels (time of day)

- symptoms (physical or mental)

- poor sleep quality

- lack of self-esteem

-lack of motivation

- memory (forgetfulness)

- access to equipment or space

- lack of knowledge around exercise 

- mobility 


300

True or False

High intensity is always better than low intensity.

False, it depends on the person and their goals. Low-moderate intensities can provide just as much benefit as high intensity.

300

What modality of strength training is best?

All modalities are good and may benefit an individual depending on their current fitness, goals and lifestyle.

300

True or False

Static stretching is recommended for both a warmup and cooldown.

False, while static stretching is beneficial during a cooldown, dynamic stretching is recommended for warmups. 

300

Name one adaptation to exercise for someone with a brain injury.

- lower intensity 

-lighter weights

- shortened duration

- morning vs afternoon

- accessibility 

- repetition of instructions

- seated vs standing

- 1:1 vs group

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