Warm-Up on the Track
Age 18 · Sports
A warm-up raises your pulse, moves your joints and stretches your muscles before hard exercise. Afterwards, cool down and drink water to help your body recover.
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- Slow jog: light steps, tall posture and relaxed shoulders.
- Arm circles: bent elbows drawing small circles beside the shoulders.
- Leg swing: one straight leg swings forward from the hip.
- Stopwatch: face-up on the grass, hands set to zero.
- Water bottle: upright on the grass with the cap closed.
Examples
- Jogging for five minutes before a football match.
- Walking and drinking water after a hard cycling sprint.
Key takeaways
- Warm up gradually: easy movement first, then joint circles and dynamic swings.
- Recovery after intense exercise includes cooling down and rehydrating.
Quiz: Warm-Up on the Track (Age 18)
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What is the right order for a progressive warm-up before intense exercise?
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What should recovery after intense exercise include?
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Which warm-up activity matches the joint-circles part of the warm-up?
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