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DVD #1: The Dynamic Warm-up Print E-mail

Purpose:
To properly elevate the core temperature of the body, lengthen fascia and connective tiusse, and help improve overall flexibility.  The Dynamic Warm-up will activate your nervous system, prepare your body to perform at optimal levels, and decrease your chance of getting injured.


The Dynamic Warm-up will take anywhere from 10-30 minutes dependent upon your conditioning and phase of training.

Precede the Dynamic Warm-up with a 5-10 minute general warm-up (jogging, skipping rope, treadmill, etc.)

The Dynamic Warm-up can be performed barefoot also if the surface is adequate to strengthen feet and lower shank complex

Perform each drill for one or two sets; 15-30 seconds rest between each drill

Movement (15-20 yards):

  • High Knees
  • Butt Kickers
  • Cariocas
  • Skipping (Forward, Backwards, & Sideways)
  • Frankenstein Walks or Skips
  • Monster Walks
  • Lunge & Rotates
  • Lunge/Elbow to instep
  • Reverse Lunge & Stretch
  • Side Over/Under the Fence

    Stationary:  (Perform each drill for 15-30 seconds or about 20 repetitions of each
  • Jumping Jacks
  • Seal Jacks
  • Flings
  • Gate Swings or Sumo Squat Hops
  • Pogo Hops
  • Squats
  • Side-Lunges
  • Inchworms
  • Shoulder Swims
  • Trunk Rotations

 

At this point, your body should be adequately prepared and you can progress into the rest of your workout;

Note:
If you are a beginning exerciser or deconditioned, the Dynamic Warm-up may be a complete workout for you in the first 2-4 weeks.

 
 
 
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