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warmup

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warmup,
light calisthenics and stretching exercises intended to increase flexibility, minimize risk of musculoskeletal complications, and gradually increase heart rate before the start of strenuous athletic activity.


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It was a bad warmup today, I didn t hit the ball well on the driving range and the golf course wasn t very good either," he said.
Openers Ravi Bopara and Luke Wright steered England home by nine wickets in their final warmup game and although tougher tests than the Windies - and the Dutch - will follow, it was an encouraging performance.
Both skaters stayed well clear of each during Saturday's free skate warmup and they proudly showed off their medals and draped themselves in the flags of their nations for a side-by-side victory lap around the arena.
 
 
 
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