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The exercises below came from Mark Verstegen’s book, “CORE Performance.” Verstegen owns Athletes’ Performance—one of the nation’s top athletic training facilities for U.S. Pro, Olympic, and recreational athletes. I highly recommend his book as an excellent training reference. Movement Prep Purpose: Increase core temperature; elongate muscles actively; improve balance and proprioception; increase mobility, flexibility, stability, and strength; activate muscle groups and movements that have been “turned off” from disuse and dysfunction; use muscles in “stretched” positions that will facilitate strength in new ranges of motion for the smaller stabilizing muscles; establishes and maintains ability to perform functional whole body movements. ¾ =Directions • = “Intensity Progressions” (+) if applicable; Ç intensity to right 9 Perform 5-10 reps for each exercise in the order below “before” workouts 9 Time Required=5 to 10 minutes per session
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