Warming-up for runners  |
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Aim:
The aim of the warming-up is you not only physically, but also mentally
prepare. The body temperature and particularly which of the muscles is
raised. Because of this there all kinds of processes which are involved in
running have more efficiently gone, as a result of which the output of your
training will be higher. By well implementation of the warming-up you reduce
moreover the chance on injures. |
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How:
The warming-up starts with a reasonable walking speed about 5 minutes.
Afterwards quietly running with accelerations. Do during and after the
warming-up also what exercises. |
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Length:
The length of the warming-up depends on several situations. At a quiet endurance
training is very slowly start sufficiently. If
preparation to interval training must you
take a quarter of an hour. At a
race something more.
Also it dependent on the weather conditions. Takes at cold weather
more time for the warming-up. You can do a part of the warming-up at very
cold circumstances also at home. |
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Cooling-down for runners |
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Aim:
After the training you do a cooling-down for falling the body temperature
and to remove the waste products. By
cooling-down on the correct manner applying you will repair faster of your
efforts. Also the course muscles are brought on length. |
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How:
The same as warming-up, but then the other way around. 5/10 minutes quietly
running with accelerations. Afterwards you walk a bit in a reasonable speed. Do
during and after cooling-down also what exercises. |
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Length:
Just like at the warming-up the cooling-down dependent on
several situations. Generally ten minutes is sufficient. Do
always a cooling-down always do. Do also not too much. |
