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This workout takes you through 40 short duration drills and exercises to improve linear and lateral movement, balance, coordination, change of direction and the reactive ability of your body.

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Learn about prep time for your next athletic activity.

Added: 2/11/08

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Preptime and Flexibility

Preparation time This means preparing for the activities your athletes are going to undertake. Stretching does not prepare. Warm up with specific movement skills is how we get ready for practice in competition. We want to introduce a new concept called preparation time. Practice preparation time involves three steps that will prepare an athlete specifically for practice and improving performance. Combining these steps give you the total athlete flexibility warm up. Step 1: Active exercises These exercises work through a full range of motion from tendon attachment to tendon attachment using slow and controlled movements. Step 2: Stationary exercises These exercises involves stretching from a stationary--

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Preparation time

This means preparing for the activities your athletes are going to undertake. Stretching does not prepare. Warm up with specific movement skills is how we get ready for practice in competition. We want to introduce a new concept called preparation time.

Practice preparation time involves three steps that will prepare an athlete specifically for practice and improving performance. Combining these steps give you the total athlete flexibility warm up.

Step 1: Active exercises
These exercises work through a full range of motion from tendon attachment to tendon attachment using slow and controlled movements.

Step 2: Stationary exercises
These exercises involves stretching from a stationary--

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