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15/9/17 - My Group's Warm Up and Other Groups Evalutation
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15/9/17 - Warm Up Evaluation
EVALUATION OF OUR WARM UP: I think our warm up was successful, as it achieved our aims which were to increase joint mobility, increase flexibility, strengthen the muscles, particularly the abs and arms, and increase the heart rate. Looking at the heart rate first, we did burpees and a lot of jumping jacks, and while the heart rate was raised, I think we should have performed these cardio activities for a longer period of time because I think we jumped into stretching a little to quickly and we weren't warm enough to do so. Also, I think the order of our warm up could have been improved slightly because we did rib isolations at the end while I think it would have been better to do them after the joint mobility exercises which should have been after the cardio work. This would have made us more warm to increase flexibility further and go further into our stretches. I do think we had a really good range of movement and some more rarely seen exercises and stretches which made the war...
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