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The Myth of Stretching

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PHYSIO MOSMAN: https://www.fitasaphysio.com/
The Myth of Stretching: What Science Says
These sources challenge conventional wisdom regarding stretching and flexibility, primarily advocating for the reassessment of flexibility as a major component of physical fitness. We highlight limited evidence supporting static stretching's effectiveness in preventing injury, reducing muscle soreness, or significantly improving athletic performance for most individuals. Instead, the authors argue that other exercise modalities, like resistance training, offer more robust health benefits while also contributing to or maintaining functional flexibility. The "Myth of Stretching" details how static stretching can even acutely impair performance, while the "Retiring Flexibility" paper calls for the de-emphasis of stretching in exercise prescriptions to improve training efficiency and avoid misinterpretations of fitness status.
REFERENCES: https://www.fitasaphysio.com/blog/how-important-is-stretching

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Manage episode 513670544 series 3695685
Content provided by Fergus Tilt, Sports Physiotherapist, Fergus Tilt, and Sports Physiotherapist. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Fergus Tilt, Sports Physiotherapist, Fergus Tilt, and Sports Physiotherapist or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

PHYSIO MOSMAN: https://www.fitasaphysio.com/
The Myth of Stretching: What Science Says
These sources challenge conventional wisdom regarding stretching and flexibility, primarily advocating for the reassessment of flexibility as a major component of physical fitness. We highlight limited evidence supporting static stretching's effectiveness in preventing injury, reducing muscle soreness, or significantly improving athletic performance for most individuals. Instead, the authors argue that other exercise modalities, like resistance training, offer more robust health benefits while also contributing to or maintaining functional flexibility. The "Myth of Stretching" details how static stretching can even acutely impair performance, while the "Retiring Flexibility" paper calls for the de-emphasis of stretching in exercise prescriptions to improve training efficiency and avoid misinterpretations of fitness status.
REFERENCES: https://www.fitasaphysio.com/blog/how-important-is-stretching

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