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Flexibility training
the third stage of warm up in p.e is the demonstration of the activities on that session,
warm-up, activity, and cool-down.
Some have the natural flexibility, and others warm up and exercise their body to be able to do it.
Information should be given as to what the following actions are. People will not be able to know which should be included in a warm-up session without knowing what the actions are.
Prior to the session students may run, lift weights study Poomse or techniques with senior students A typical training session includes: Stretching Warm-up Strength, endurance, and flexibility training Technique practice (kicks, pumches) Poomse practice (Forms) One step and Three step sparring Free sparring Cool down After the session the students may clean the do-jang after any additional individual instruction
Sport scientists and coaches do not recommendstaticstretching as part of the warm-up for a training session or a competition. It is thought that this type of stretching may temporarily shorten the muscles being stretched and reduce their range of movement. This isn't necessarily unsafe but does increase injury risk and may reduce performance. Static stretching is best done in a separate session or immediately after a track session. Dynamic warm-up exercises should be done beforehand.
To improve flexibility in the joints before playing. The warm up enables the body to prepare for exercise. It reduces the likelihood of injury and muscle soreness. There is also a release of adrenaline that will start the process of speeding up the delivery of oxygen to the working muscles.
They are white to not to warm up. If they would be black or other colour they would warm up more quickly.
You should because it makes your muscles more flexible
knock up Verb1. Also: (knock together) Informal to make or assemble quickly: my boyfriend can knock up a wonderful lasagne2. Brit informal to waken: to knock someone up early3. Slang to make pregnant4. to practise before a game of tennis, squash, or badmintonNounknock-upa practice session at tennis, squash, or badminton