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    WARM UP

    preparation for physicalexertion or a performance

    by exercising or practicinggently beforehand.

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    Warming upshould at least

    consist of thefollowing

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    5 to 10 minutes joggin

    - to increase

    body temperature

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    10 to 15 minutes

    Dynamic stretching exerc

    reduce muscle stiffne

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    Dynamic stretching exercises

    Joint Rotations

    Shoulder Circles

    Side BendsHip circles and twists

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    Half Squat

    Leg Swings

    LungesAnkle Bounce

    Dynamic stretching exercises

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    10 to 15 minutes general and evespecific drills

    - preparation for the session or

    competition. e.g. for a runnerLower leg drills

    Leg drills

    Technique drills

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    4 to 8 easy run outs over 30 to 60metres

    focus on correct running technique

    (Tall, Relaxed, Smooth and Drive)

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    COOL DOWN

    Cooling down, also called warmingdown, is an easy exercise that will allowthe body to gradually transition from an

    exertional state to a resting or near-resting state.

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    Cooling dowshould at least

    consist of thefollowing

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    5 to 10 minutes jogging/walkingdecrease body temperature andremove waste products from the

    working muscles

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    5 to 10 minutes

    static stretching exerci

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    static stretching exercises

    Chest Stretch

    Biceps Stretch

    Upper Back Stretch

    Upper Back Stretch

    Shoulder Stretch

    Shoulder and Triceps Stretch

    Side Bends

    Abdominal and lower back muscles

    Hamstring Stretch

    Calf Stretch

    Hip and Thigh Str

    Adductor Stretch

    Groin StretchFront of Trunk StIliotibial Band Str

    Quadriceps Stretc

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    Whatare thebenefits

    ofwarming up?

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    Increased speed of contraction and relaxation of wmuscles

    Dynamic exercises reduce muscle stiffness

    Greater economy of movement because of lowere

    resistance within warmed muscles

    Facilitated oxygen utilization by warmed muscles haemoglobin releases oxygen more readily at highmuscle temperatures

    Benefits

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    Benefits

    Facilitated nerve transmission and muscle metabolism at highertemperatures; a specific warm up can facilitate motor unit recruitrequired in subsequent all out activity

    Increased blood flow through active tissues as local vascular beds dincreasing metabolism and muscle temperatures

    Allows the heart rate get to a workable rate for beginning exercise Mentally focused on the training or competition

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    Whatare thebenefits

    ofcooling down?

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    aid in the dissipation of waste products - including lactic acid

    reduce the potential for DOMS

    reduce the chances of dizziness or fainting caused by the poolinof venous blood at the extremities

    reduce the level of adrenaline in the blood allows the heart rate to return to its resting rate

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