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Fitness Tips For 11/27/2013
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How Many Warm Up Sets Should You Do?
Pump Up the Warm Up
Do you find that your opening sets in a weight workout routine are
getting harder and harder to perform? As you get older, it takes a
little longer to hit that "sweet spot" where your muscles are raring
to go. Your prime sets may seem more painful to perform than they
have in the past.
There is one tool you can employ to get a better start to your
workouts - a longer warm up session. Many guys are so eager to get
into the heavy duty working sets that they marginalize the warm up.
That's a mistake, and becomes an ever bigger mistake as you get
older. Even the pros face the need to adjust for a longer warm up.
For instance, the great Sergio Olivia once pointed out in a magazine
interview that as he got a bit older he found it necessary to greatly
increase his warm up prior to the working sets.
Adding an extra set or two for warming up is not a waste of time but
vital necessity for maximizing your working sets. And that is what
you want - to have your muscles fully primed for prime time. If it
takes an extra set or two during the warm up period, then it is well
worth it. For movements such as the bench press and the squat, where
a heavy weight load is placed on the body in a compromised position,
you absolutely want to have the body as warm up as possible. Your
body performs best when it has had its temperature raised a degree
in preparation for the event.
It is also vital to get in a little more rather than less warm up time
for explosive movements, such as the power clean. That's because you
are putting maximum stress on the body with both muscle and momentum.
And lifts such as the barbell curl, which place a heavy load on the
elbow, also require more warm up time. Getting the body warm and the
joints ready to go is important.
It doesn't take much to put the extra warm up into place. If you
normally warm up with a couple of sets before hitting your routine,
add one to two more sets if you have been feeling the pain a bit in
your training. And add more support to your preparation by adding one
more day of stretching during the week. The combination of more warm
up time and an additional day devoted specifically to stretching will
greatly improve the productivity of your training sessions and keep
you in the iron game a lot longer than the average trainee who
doesn't do them.
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How Many Warm Up Sets Should You Do?