According to the University of California at Berkeley Wellness Letter, players should warm up before stretching because stretching cold muscles may injure them. Simply jogging in place for 5 to 10 minutes gradually increases your heart rate and blood flow, raising the temperatureof muscles and improving muscle function.
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According to the University of California at Berkeley Wellness Letter, players should warm up before stretching because stretching cold muscles may injure them. Simply jogging in place for 5 to 10 minutes gradually increases your heart rate and blood flow, raising the temperatureof muscles and improving muscle function. |
