SAFE FALL

SESSION 13

CA26

 Exercise 26 (CA26)

The clock

Objective

Rolling with uncertainty

Equipment

One rope



Description.
Initial position: Groups of 5 to 8 people. Sitting in a circle, knees and hips flexed. One person in the center of the circle standing, holding a rope.
Execution: The person in the center begins to spin with the rope sliding on the floor. Those who are sitting will fall backward, rolling onto their back, aiming to avoid being hit by the rope as it passes. Hands should protect the head. It is essential to prevent the head from going backward and hitting the ground, so we must always maintain neck flexion.
They will perform 5 spins and then switch partners.
Observations
The person in the center does not spin; it changes the rope from right to left behind its back. This way, we will avoid dizziness.

CA20
 Exercise 20 (CA20)
Rolling on the back with ball
Objective
Protect the head and assimilation of rolling on the back
Equipment
Foam rubber ball (approximately 20cm in size).


Description.

Starting position: In pairs. One person sits with knees bent. The other partner stands in front, holding a ball.

Execution: The standing partner throws the ball to the seated partner in such a way that the seated partner has to rotate on their back. It's crucial to avoid letting the head go backward and hit the ground, so maintain neck flexion at all times.

Each member of the pair will perform 3 repetitions.

Observations

The trunk (abdominals, intercostals, etc.) should undergo an eccentric contraction.


CL5
  Exercise 32 (CL5)
Hip shift & protect the head
Objective
Roll in a sidewards fall



Description.

Initial position: Lying supine with knees bent and hands on the knees.

Execution: Lift the legs together and rotate, performing a hip shift to fall laterally. As you fall, bring your hands from your knees to behind your head for head protection.

5 repetitions of the exercise will be performed.

Observations

Concentric contraction of the trunk should be performed (abdominals, intercostals, etc.).


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