Firstly forget the phrase 'warm up', any movement is exercise and puts varying stresses on the body. Each workout should start with mobility work which starts very light and progresses in intensity as the joints, musculature and core body temp rises. Mobility is not a quick static stretch (i.e. Stretch the quads and hold), it is a set of 10 or so reps of a (usually bodyweight) movement such as a prisoner squat or hip flexion exercise...or even using a foam roller. Try to cover all the main movements of the body and joints. If you think about it why come in from the cold and then start a stressfull exercise such as running without taking every joint through its ranges of motion? You wouldn't start your car on a cold day and then rev the engine to full for 20 min and expect it to last long would you!
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It means your out of shape need lots of exercise
Any kind of warm clothes.
they wear animal skins to keep them warm!
Had to be dry , warm
Gentle exercise in it'self is an excellent way to warm up.
Do A Low-Impact Warm-Up
You should walk or stretch before and after exercise, as a warm-up and a cool-down, for the best results.
Warm-up exercise include stretching and exercices of moderate intensity that cause sweating and increase in muscle temperature.
We warm up before exercise to prepare our muscles and joints for physical activity, which can help prevent injury and improve performance.
Flexibility training
Yes.
You should because it makes your muscles more flexible
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Yes, it is recommended to do warm-up sets before starting your workout to prepare your muscles and joints for the upcoming exercise, reduce the risk of injury, and improve overall performance.
no it is a vital warm up/down before and after you play sport
before work, Do a warm-up exercise