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Complete 40 to 60 minutes of low-intensity steady-state training.
This could be walking, jogging, swimming, hiking, biking, rowing, yoga, elliptical, treadmill, etc.
The goal is to be consistent over a long period of time during the entire duration of the workout. You want to try and stay approximately 50 to 70 percent of your maximum heart rate for a stead state period. You should be able to carry an easy conversation with someone rather than getting your heart rate up too high.
Core circuit:
30 sec work: 30 sec rest
Repeat 2 to 4 times
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Switch sides and repeat this up and down movement until the set is complete.
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Switch sides and repeat this up and down movement until the set is complete.
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Dynamic warmups increase blood flow and improve range of motion in the ways you’re about to use your body in a workout without hurting your performance. The key is, a dynamic warmup, as opposed to static “bend and hold” stretches, won’t compromise the elastic properties of your muscles and tendons that help you perform better in your lifts, runs, or agility movements.
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