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Waiting to Inhale: Exercising to Reduce Shortness of Breath
Paul Ricard, PT, DPT, CCS
Clinical SpecialistLead Therapist Pulmonary Thoracic Team
Program Coordinator of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Clinical Residency
Department Of Rehabilitation Services, Brigham & Women’s Hospital
Clinical Instructor or Adjunct Faculty:Northeastern University, Boston, MA,
University Of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell,MA, Springfield College, Springfield, MA.
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IS HE CRAZY?!
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Exercise “freak”
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But I Can’t Train/Exercise…
It’s boringI’m too short of breathI’m not seeing any improvementI don’t know what I’m doingI don’t have time______________
Fill In The Blank
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START TRAINING FOR LIFE!!
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Metabolic Equivalence
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Remember it is not the years of your life that matter but the life in your years. This is what I train for.
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Is It Magic?
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Three Forms of Training Your Body
AEROBIC
STRENGTHENING
STRETCHING
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Aerobic Training
Regular performance of exercise that involves the large muscle groups on a rhythmic and repetitive basis 20 to 30 minutes a day for three times a week.
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What are Aerobic Exercises
WalkingRowingSwimmingJumping RopeDancingJogging
HikingLine DancingBicyclingCross Country SkiingMowing the lawn
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What are Not Aerobic Exercises?
Surfing the net.Watching the T.V.Walking to the refrigerator.Riding a golf cart.Heavy lifting. Hitting balls at the driving range.
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No Time to Train?
Think in intervalsThose who exercised a total of 30 minutes a day but in 10 or 15 minutes at a time reaped the same benefits as one who exercised 30 minutes all at once.
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Self Monitoring Aerobic Training
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Strength Training
But I don’t want to get too big…
http://zaiworld.wordpress.com/2011/06/22/Paul Ricard, PT, DPT, CCSBrigham and Women’s Hospital, 2012
But Why Strength Training?
Aerobic training alone has revealed only modest exercise and activity tolerance. Strength training is a useful method for improving oxygen consumption.
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Furthermore…
Exercise limitations have been shown to originate from skeletal muscle dysfunction rather than from the cardiopulmonary system.
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What Does Strength Training Look Like?
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But Stretching Is Beneficial Too You Say?
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Stretch to Increase Range of Motion
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Stretching Is Not…
http://kodjoworkout.com/2012/01/the-health-benefits-of-yoga/
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Stretching Is Also
http://preservebristol.blogspot.com/2011/01/chair-yoga-for-seniors-on-fridays-at.html
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Questions?
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Breathing Can Be Relaxing Too
Diaphragmatic breathing
http://www.lung.ca/diseases-maladies/copd-mpoc/breathing-respiration/index_e.php
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Respiratory MusclesPaul Ricard, PT, DPT, CCSBrigham and Women’s Hospital, 2012
Breathe
Action of the Respiratory Muscles
Stabilize Trunk
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Stretch to Increase Range of Motion
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Muscles Help You Breathe In
Personal photograph donated by Dr. Sean Collins 2010
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And We Can Train Them Too!
http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0102-86502007000200004
http://www.thegearcaster.com/the_gearcaster/2009/10/powerbreathe-kinetic-inspiratory-muscle-training.html
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But This Training Thing Is Still Boring
Mix it upVarying the mode of exercise during the week has been shown to improve adherence to exercise programs.
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When Can I Stop Having To Train Myself?
Without ongoing exercise training and maintenance, function and quality of life will decline.
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Lifelong Friends, Lifelong Practice
Pulmonary rehabilitation should, therefore, be lifelong and be supported and promoted by all members of the health care team.
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And for those of you who say it’s an age thing…
French cyclist breaks age group record for The Hour - three months after his 100th birthday
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Thank You & Questions
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www.brighamandwomens.org/rehabilitationservices
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