Warming up before an exercise does two things. First it gets the muscles warmer. Which sounds obvious but what does does is helps prevent tendon strains. Especially when it is a cold or chilly day. Muscles will contract ever so slightly to help produce heat in the body and to keep our body temperature stable. Because of this the muscles are contracted and if you go right into an exercise the tendons are stretched even further which can causes strains.
The second reason is warm muscles produce more force speed and strength. Enzymes which are inside muscle cells and are the catalyst for reactions in the muscle cells work better in a warm environment.
When it gets Cold it helps then kelp warm
it helps warm things up in the microwave
Warm-up exercise include stretching and exercices of moderate intensity that cause sweating and increase in muscle temperature.
Warming up helps prevent pulled muscles and allow better performance.
Snow has good insulating properties making it warmer inside. A person's body heat helps warm it up gradually.
Stretching helps to warm up your muscles. when your muscles are warm, it is less likely that you will pull a muscle or sustain a injury. .
Drink warm tea or perhaps 7 up and have a nice long rest. The best thing to do is go and get warm
be repeated until performace is at an acceptable level
It keeps them warm in the cold weather, and also in the heat it helps cool them down.
It goes into your transmission fluied because if helps the car cool down and helps with the winshield wipers. It helps with the a/c and heat to warm up faster.
you have to buy him a wood stove at Lilys shop hope this helps
Try squeezing your toes gently, or have a cat lay on them. It really helps.