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    Lightbulb Re: Pre-Exercise Stretching

    hi ,

    its an established fact that pre exercise stretch is a must.

    yes, the confusion is in using dynamic or sustained stretches.

    i personally support a combinationof both.

    makes stretching interesting and gives similar or even better results


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    Re: Pre-Exercise Stretching

    Hi,

    Please reference how "it is an established fact that pre-exercise stretching is a must".

    If you mean warming up, then yes. But stretching can actually diminish performance. Ask a professional weightlifter if they stretch before a competition lift - they don't because shortened muscle fibres generate more power.

    Raising the core temperature of the body is a wise and smart thing to do. Then doing some dynamic exercises / "stretches" in a functional way would also be wise.

    Pre-exercise stretching, in my opinion - and i am happy to be wrong - is not an established fact. Maybe an established routine / ritual / belief...


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    Re: Pre-Exercise Stretching

    hi colleagues,

    needed help with symptoms of pain over the SI joint.

    deep palpation causes pain and i ahve been seeing a lot of ladies with similar complains over the past few weeks.

    please share your view s for the same



 
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