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Club Pilates Written Exam| 152
Questions and Answers (Graded
A)
Bridge with knee extensions is a beginner move because it introduces a longer lever
angle on the low back. - ANSWER - False


Mermaid cannot be modified and should not be done unless the client is ready. -
ANSWER - False (Mermaid has modifications where the client can have multiple
limitations and still get the benefit from the move)


Why would you place the leg straps above your client's knees during feet in straps
series? - ANSWER - If your client needed a smaller Range of Motion (ROM) in the hip
joint


What is the best way to evaluate the ROM of the ankles? - ANSWER - Heels lower
and Lift


What are the contraindications for Swan on the Reformer? - ANSWER - Pregnancy,
shoulder replacement, slipped disc, osteoporosis


When is a client ready to jump? - ANSWER - When they have a stable pelvis and
they are able to maintain a basic level of proprioceptive awareness?


The correct starting position for Backstroke on the long box is supine on the box
with the head near the footbar and the torso flexed and supported on the box, legs
in table top with the arms straight up and facing the ceiling. - ANSWER - False


What are the elements of good flow programming when teaching group Pilates
classes? - ANSWER - Progressions, Transitions, Creative Sequencing


During Side Lying Legs in Straps Series, the spine should be in a neutral position. -
ANSWER - True

,How is footwork on the jumpboard different. than footwork on the reformer? -
ANSWER - There is more surface area under the foot of the jumpboard which elicits
a reaction closer to real life than the footbar on the reformer


What is the safest way to complete the arm facing side series? - ANSWER - Having
the client sit on the carriage or long box


What are the major muscles emphasized in supine arms in straps series? - ANSWER
- Transverse abdominis for stabilization, hip flexors to hold legs in place and
latissimus dorsi & the long head of the tricep for arm movement


What is the most advanced variation of Bridge and why? - ANSWER - Semi circle - it
incorporates multiple variations of spinal articulations and requires a client to have
impeccable proprioceptive awareness


What are the four main muscles emphasized during footwork on the reformer? -
ANSWER - Transverse Abdominis, Contralateral Obliques, Glutes, Hamstrings


Clients should always be in thoracic extension when jumping supine on the
jumpboard? - ANSWER - False


Pick the correct list of possible matwork variations that could be taught on the
reformer with arms in straps. - ANSWER - Single leg stretch, Double leg stretch,
Lower and lift, Scissors, Helicopters, Criss-Cross, Frogs


How many springs should be on during Short Box Series? - ANSWER - ALL springs


Pulling Straps Series develops posterior chain strength which beneficial for better
posture. - ANSWER - True (make sure that you always tell your clients the "why"
behind the move)


Footwork on the reformer shows the instructor key indicators of how the client's
functional patterns may have created misalignments - ANSWER - True

, For a client who has valgus knees, what is the most effective positioning and prop to
use during footwork? - ANSWER - Feet parallel, Magic Circle at the outside of the
upper knee area


Pick the correct group of contraindications for articulation during Bridge on the
Reformer. - ANSWER - Pregnancy, hip replacements, slipped disc, osteoporosis


The only way to make a move more difficult on the Reformer is by adding more
resistance. - ANSWER - False (the Reformer is meant to challenge the body by
requiring strength through stability and alignment which is met by a lighter
resistance. The moves that have less springs are often times more difficult)


What moves must a client successfully complete before trying Coordination? -
ANSWER - Arms in Straps and Tricep Press with Thoracic Extension


Single leg bridge variations are a good introduction to lateral strength and flexion
for the spine. - ANSWER - True (Single Leg variations can be modified and ROM can
be lessoned so that clients who need lateral flexion but cannot do full ROM can still
get through the stabilization theory)


Bridge variations on the Reformer strengthen the back muscles and posterior chain
overall. - ANSWER - True


The postural muscles are stabilizers during Presentation. - ANSWER - True (Yes, the
postural muscles keep the body from swaying during the movement)


For Supine Arms in Straps series, the safest client progression would be in what
order? - ANSWER - Start with head down & legs in table top, then progress to
thoracic flexion with arm movement, followed by maintaining thoracic flexion the
entire time and legs in extension.


Supine Arms in Straps Lower and Lift is done in which plane of motion? - ANSWER -
All planes


Full Teaser on the reformer is performed on the Short Box. - ANSWER - False (Full
Teaser should be done on the long box)

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