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Motion Exercises: Karaoke

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Summary: The karoake is a good motion exercise to keep the groin loose. Learn how the karoake also keeps other body parts limber from a former professional athlete in this free video.

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Vincent Jamal has played football for the past seven years. He has spent the last three years playing for the Phoenix Raiders. Jamal has played receiver, kick and punt return, along...read more

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"Now we are going to work on his later movements so what we are going to do is the karaoke. What it does again is warms up the groin area, a lot of abductors of the body that sometimes get neglected when it comes to warming up. So go ahead and go through it slowly and he is going to twist over and back and twist over and back and twist over and back. Now go ahead and go through it at a regular pace and you can see how he really gets that leg over and what he is doing is it is great footwork it is going to keep him balanced but at the same time it is still a warm up and it is still part of the work out. Now go ahead and go through a more traditional karaoke and this goes without necessarily jerking the foot as high over as he did the first time which is a little bit more advanced. Go ahead and come through regular speed and you see he is really twisting the torso and now he is not cranking and he is not doing it on cold muscles so what he is doing is he is still staying warm, he is still getting himself ready for game time. This is a great pre-game warm up because a lot of guys, and he plays in the secondary as a DB it depends on body motion. It depends on twist and core exercise is a great place that exposes a lot of athletes for being weaker than some others so really what you want to do is keep it strong and keep it flexible."

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