A successful sports program must include warm-up, aerobic and relaxing exercises. Exercise at least two
or three times a week. Exercise one day and then take a day off. After a few months, you can increase
the amount of exercise to four or five days a week. Warming up is an important part of your fitness
program. Warming up before each exercise can prepare your body for the next more intense exercise.
Warming up can help your muscles warm up and stretch, improve blood circulation and pulse, and send
more oxygen into your muscles. And after aerobic exercise, repeat warm up exercise can also reduce
muscle soreness. We recommend the following warm-up and relaxation exercises.
The importance of warming up before
exercise:
Dynamic warm-up exercises must be carried out before exercise. Dynamic stretching is a kind of
stretching that approximates the body movement mode, which is beneficial to the improvement of the
overall condition of the body, and has the functions of activating muscles, improving muscle elasticity
and excitability.
The importance of stretching after exercise:
Lack of stretching can lead to muscle tension and decreased elasticity,resulting in increased local
pressure, local inflammatory factors, metabolic waste can not be discharged in time, making fatigue
recovery slower. The body always wears fatigue and then carries out the next training, which is easy to
cause fatigue accumulation and cause pain.
Warm up before exercise
Stand upright and step:
This action will make you feel stretched. straighten your back and put your arms on both sides of your
body. Step forward, raise your left and right knees to the waist height and lift your arms up. Take 20
steps forward each time. Rest for 1 minutes, then repeat 2 times.
2 . Walking with both hands:
Straighten your legs, bend over, and put your hands
at on the
floor. Take your abdomen and let your hands move forward. At this time,
both legs can not bend,hands on the ground, and feet forward a few steps( the knees can' t bend).
Do i t for 1 minute in a row. This exercise will exercise the tendons, lower back, rear gluteal
muscles and calf muscles.
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