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Name: 7-minute Warm Up and Stretches for Cardiovascular Endurance
Uploaded: 2020-04-02T19:05:22Z
Duration: 7 min 46 s
Description: 7-minute workout video. Warm Up, Stretching. targeting Full Body, Shoulders, Legs. low intensity. helps with Rehabilitation / Treatment Support, Cardiovascular Endurance.

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7-minute Warm Up and Stretches for Cardiovascular Endurance

Wellness Exss•Apr 02, 2020

7-minute workout video. Warm Up, Stretching. targeting Full Body, Shoulders, Legs. low intensity. helps with Rehabilitation / Treatment Support, Cardiovascular Endurance.

⏱️ Key Moments

Summary:The workout consists of a series of warm-up exercises including marching, arm circles, heel taps, and stretches to prepare the body for physical activity, focusing on cardiovascular readiness and muscle activation.

🏃 Guide

This video is designed for individuals preparing for physical activity, particularly those in cardiac rehabilitation. It addresses the need for a proper warm-up to enhance blood flow and readiness for exercise.

Benefits

Increased blood circulation

Improved cardiovascular endurance

Step-by-Step Guide

Marching in Place

Begin by marching in place to elevate heart rate and warm up muscles. You should feel your heart rate increase and muscles loosening. Ensure you maintain balance, especially if using a chair for support.

Arm Circles

Perform arm circles forward and backward to warm up shoulder muscles. You should feel a gentle stretch in your shoulders. Keep movements controlled to avoid strain.

Heel Taps

Tap your heels in front to open up hips and knees. You should feel a light stretch in your hips. Modify by tapping lower if necessary.

Shoulder Stretch

Cross one arm across your body and hold for a gentle stretch. You should feel a stretch in your shoulder. Avoid deep stretches during warm-up.

Calf Stretch

Bend your front knee and keep the back leg straight to stretch the calf. You should feel a stretch in the back leg. Use a chair for balance if needed.

Safety Notes

Consult a healthcare provider before starting if you have heart conditions or severe mobility issues.

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