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Michael Bingaman

Warming up in a chaotic environment

December 28, 2018/by Michael Bingaman

At the core, the ideas behind a warm up are relatively straightforward and well-understood: increase muscle temperature, increase range of motion, dial in an athlete psychologically, increase heart rate, prepare the joints, ligaments, and tendons for movement and impact, and much more. Together the warm up should prepare the athlete physically and mentally for training and competition. In most sports, the timing and execution of a warm up is simple. But in winter sports, challenges appear all over for something that should be one of the easiest parts of training to implement.


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Tags: Featured, General Training, Ownership, Planning, Skiing, Warm Ups, Winter
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Michael Bingaman is an Athletic Development Coordinator with U.S. Ski & Snowboard, overseeing the men’s alpine ski team.

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