At the beginning sorry for my english.
So... I dance bboying (breakdance) and I love doing powermoves (something like flares in gimnastic or like http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=pY41QdcT4uc). But I'm naturally not so flexible :/. So I always need a very good warm up. I can do only front splits but i need side split! And my max i something like this \__ . My problem is that, before warm up i have something like this ?/\ . So a do a lot of stretching exercise. I have to do static stretching if want to have my max split, but after this I loose my energy. Hmmm... do you think, my warm up should be like warm up for kicking? Should I do dynamic stretching? Look at this video (from you tube)and please help me. Peace!
Hey! What kind of warm up do I need for my work out?
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Re: Hey! What kind of warm up do I need for my work out?
So your range of motion is at least like this \__ , and with better exercises it might improve. You can get Polish-language version of Secrets of Stretching DVD in Poland at www.stadion24.pl . It teaches how to increase you your max ROM and be able to use it without a warm-up.blazi wrote:But I'm naturally not so flexible :/. So I always need a very good warm up. I can do only front splits but i need side split! And my max i something like this \__ . My problem is that, before warm up i have something like this ?/\ . So I do a lot of stretching exercise.
Learn isometric stretches (there is more to it than just isometric tension in a stretch) and you will cut down your warm-up time and keep your energy.blazi wrote:I have to do static stretching if want to have my max split, but after this I loose my energy.
At the beginning of your warm-up--yes, but toward the end do slower moves in near max extension (flow through low stances and static active flexibility exercises).blazi wrote:Hmmm... do you think, my warm up should be like warm up for kicking?
Yes, those too.blazi wrote:Should I do dynamic stretching
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