PRESTO-Play |
Health behaviour change principles: incorporated throughout all classes |
Eleven classes of 1.5-h duration |
Awareness |
Increase knowledge about importance of posture while playing
Provide cues to action, increase risk perception
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Standardized PowerPoint presentation
Semi-structured class discussions, peer model stories
Video of role model with physical complaints
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Motivation |
Attitudes to attention to body posture while playing
Social influences (norms, modelling, pressure)
Self-efficacy
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Semi-structured class discussions
Exploring assumptions
Individualized feedback from therapist on body posture
Analysing own body posture with mirror
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Ability |
Implementation of paying attention to body posture while playing |
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Body posture while playing: practice with instrument incorporated from class 2 until 11 |
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Anatomy and physiology of the human body in relation to playing a musical instrument
Basic body posture
Postural regulation
Playing vs. postural muscles
Thoracic and abdominal muscles
Breathing
Dynamic balance
Hypermobility
Warming-up and cooling-down
Stretching
Relaxation
Influence of stress on your body
Instrument-specific biomechanics
Ergonomics
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Workshop
Individual feedback on performance posture from therapist
Visualizing own body posture by use of mirrors
Analysing each other’s body postures
Book: ‘Making music without pain’
Homework assignments
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Psychosocial aspects: from class 7, half of the class was dedicated to playing the instrument, half to psychosocial aspects |
Psychosocial aspects |
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PRESTO-Fit |
Health behaviour change principles to increase physical activity up to 10 000 steps |
Five classes of 1.5-h duration |
Awareness |
Increase knowledge about importance of physical activity for a musician |
Video on general physical activity
Video on musician-specific benefits of physical activity
Assignment on calories and physical activity
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Motivation |
Peer model stories |
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Ability |
Implementation of physical activity |
Goal setting
Keeping step logbooks
Visualizing step counts with graphs
Semi-structured class discussion
Count steps of frequent routes
Introduction of mobile telephone apps
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