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Summary: Learn a good warm up exercise on an exercise bike before an intense workout in this free physical fitness training video for athletes.
A native Texan, Baybay McClinton was a professional NFL athlete, playing for the Dallas Cowboys and the Houston Oilers in the late eighties and early nineties. He then sought out a...read more
Physical fitness training is one of the key factors in building a high performance sports team. Whether the sport is football, soccer, basketball, or hockey, the ability of the individual athletes to perform with more strength, speed, or agility than the other team can mean the difference between a play made and a play missed, a game won or lost. Often times, coaches will implement a well-thought-out fitness training plan for their team, using up half of a regular practice time with exercises aimed at bringing his or her athletes to the next level.
Often, the more intense and competitive the sport, the more responsible the athlete is to continue to train outside of the regular practice regimen. Profession athletes have personal trainers and highly individualized schedules of exercise that help to target specific weaknesses in their performance.
In this free physical fitness video clinic, learn how to train yourself, or your team of athletes, for increased flexibility, endurance, speed, agility, and strength. Our expert, a former NFL player, will show you exercises and field drills to address many areas of athletic conditioning. Clips include extensive stretching and muscle warm up exercises, techniques for using the medicine ball to build core strength and balance, and field drills using ropes, hurdles, and cones.
" Alright this is what we got today. We’re going to do 15 on the bike, and then after that we’re going to stretch. Go ahead and start pedaling, let’s keep it up on 80, just keep it right there. Alright, what are we going to do after this? After this we’re going to go ahead and we’re going to stretch with the band, we’re going to do our abs with the ball, okay with the one hand ball drill. Alright, we’ll just do it like that your favorite, alright, cool."
eHow Article: Pre Workout Exercise Bike Warm Up for Athletes