Dynamic Warm Up for Accelerated Results. Dynamic Warm Up for Accelerated Results – By: Jason Klein, CTT, NASM-CPT, PES, CES Imagine this scenario: You, driving around in New York City for the first time, lost and intimidated out of your mind by the insanely fast pace of traffic. Let’s just say that your car happens to be without a seatbelt, so that adds to the discomfort of driving in one of the world’s most crazy places to drive. Inevitably, you’re forced to slam on the breaks multiple times which elevates a sense of road rage you never knew in yourself. Worse comes to worse. Fate seems to collide and your car is rear ended by the guy behind you. You can probably draw some outcomes here. Not good, right? Well, what if I were to tell you that your body often experiences a similar scenario when it is not prepared for a workout?
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