How to Warm Up Before Sprinting (4 STEPS)
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0:40 Jogging around 5-10 minutes w/ proper running technique
2:15 Dynamic stretching:
2:30 Crouched walking
2:42 Quad kickbacks
3:02 Hamstrings bent over reaches
3:14 Lunges w/ arms up
3:23 External shoulder rotations
3:39 Glutes steps w/rotation
3:47 Lower back stepovers
4:00 Side lunges
5:30 Sprint drills: around 2x each
5:50 Acceleration foot strike
6:15 Upright A-Step w/ arms up
6:30 Bent over start arm swings
7:13 Incremental sprints around 10x
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*Step* *1* 0:40 Jogging around 5-10 minutes w/ proper running technique
*Step* *2* 2:15 Dynamic stretching:
2:30 Crouched walking
2:42 Quad kickbacks
3:02 Hamstrings bent over reaches
3:14 Lunges w/ arms up
3:23 External shoulder rotations
3:39 Glutes steps w/rotation
3:47 Lower back step overs
4:00 Side lunges
*Step* *3* 5:30 Sprint drills: around 2x each
5:50 Acceleration foot strike
6:15 Upright A-Step w/ arms up
6:30 Bent over start arm swings
*Step* *4* 7:13 Incremental sprints around 10x
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@@TheSprintProject_ I was writing this down for future reference for myself so I figured, might as well post it in a comment haha
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Watching sprint warm up videos are an essential part of my routine. Followed by a double cheek slap and I am ready to go!
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Dude, this is awesome. I am a 62-year-old tennis player and as we know muscle firing slows down as we age and this warm-up has helped me improve my speed without getting hurt. The only thing worse than being slow is injuring yourself trying to get faster.
Dang bro u look damn well for 62
Fantastic video. I appreciate the quality production of it as well as the meticulous breakdown of the various components of sprinting 🙌
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it, seems like the meticulous research was well worth it!
Note to self: 8-12 reps of each dynamic stretch
Acceleration drills: reps until fatigue
Just beginning my adult sprint career, 33 years after my school sprint career finished. Making lots of notes on this channel. Thanks.
I warm up with jogging 2 laps (800m) at like 10-15kph after that dynamic streching and in the end I did high-knees, highknee-skips, buttkicks and running 30m at 90% I did every drill and the sprint 2 times for 30m then I Was ready and broke my 200m PR btw I did that today! 11th of decembre 2021
Wow what is your times?
@@PalkaTV well Back then I used to Run 28,12s but now I run 25,96s
nailed it bud good shit. i saw a couple other videos before i decided to comment and you hit them all out of the park
Thank you so much! One of the Best videos I've seen on this topic so far!
Great video ive been doing static stretches for so long now i needed this thanks much
This video was incredibly interesting and helpful! I've been working on improving my basketball speed with sprinting workouts, and this warmup is just what I needed.🏀💨 Could you please share a couple more acceleration warmup drills that I could incorporate into my training routine? Thanks in advance! Keep up the fantastic work!👍
Solid content! I appreciate the amount of time you put into research. And as a collegiate sprinter I can say that you are pretty on point with most of this stuff !
Thank you James!
Excellent job! I’ll follow your well researched advice. I almost hurt myself the other day by not doing the proper drills and warm ups. A lot of prep work for something that takes seconds to do. Wow!😊
Yes taking a small amount of time to properly warm up can make a big difference, thanks for watching!
Lol, same here. I definitely underestimated warm-up and now my hamstring pays the price. Fortunately, that ain't too severe so hopefully, in a couple of days I will be able to try this proper warm-up!
Thankyou brother 🙏
Because of you i successfully started my sprinting journey in a very powerful and explosive manner. With high quality perfection ❤
Great video. You’ve done your homework, and present information without wasting anybody’s time.
Thank you, and yup that’s pretty much what I’m trying to do in these videos!
Man, your channel is awesome. Appreciate the quality of the whole video. Great work! I'm starting to train for 100 meters. Your videos are going to be helpful. Thanks!
Thank you, glad to help and hope your training goes well!
well done. Great content and explanations. love you back statements with research articles vs anecdotal evidence.
I like to sprint at Juniper Valley Park, or Flushing Meadows grass. Cool videos.
I go to Flushing Meadows sometimes as well. Thank you Keith!
Thank you for doing this ❤ I’ve had to recognize that warm ups are necessary AF! It takes a moment for the body to warm up
They really are, glad it was helpful!
Bro delivering facts 💯 much helpful ❤️
Best video for the sprint i have ever seen.
this sprint newyorker guy is the legend❤ i love your videos man now my running drill is improving
Following this definitely helped get loose!
Outstanding stuff... thanks
Sprint project thanks for this video I need these tips for my track and field sport to not get injured, thank you so much
I love this channel its really helpful
Great video. You have some warm-ups I know already and a few I never did. Always get to learn new tips!!
Awesome, thanks for checking out the video!
Yo this is the best warm up video i've seen!
great content! adds credibility to this video the citation of written research. thanks for sharing this!
Thanks man this really helped👍🏻
Super helpful. Thanks a lot for putting it in an easy format to remember, helps when actually doing the warm up.
Happy to help, that was the aim, an easy to reference to guide!
Honestly thank YOUSOMUCH
Thanks for the video really helped
I like the way you think!!! 🧐 GOOD SHIT! You’ve done all of my own research! Thanks 🙏🏽 for saving me HOURS AND DAYS of time!!! ✊🏽
Great stuff bro. I want to do my first sprint session tomorrow and this was super informative. Very knowledgeable
Awesome, that’s what I make these for, have a great workout!
Definitely subscribed.
Completely agreed, that active (specific) warm up, allows us to emphasize technique; particularly as a first approach during each session.
Also liked how you described the balance between incremental sprints and the intensity of training (or event) we are doing that specific day.
I would also point out the quality of aspects like resistance for warming up (like ankle weights), joint strengthening and distracting accesories (like bands/speed bands), and also incremental progress during the season.
Thanks bro. Quality content.
Thanks for the awesome feedback. There’s definitely value in resistance exercises during a warm up, especially with bands. I plan on implementing them more myself.
Wonderful!! Really helpful video!!
Great video man🔥
This is just the resource I need! I mainly lift weights but I also want to incorporate sprints to increase my athleticism.
Awesome, that's how I got started with sprinting as well and I wish I had this information back then.
This is awesome!!! Thank you!!!
Bro, this is great! Thank you for putting your time into this
Thanks for watching Tomas. It took a decent amount of time to make so I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Great content! Going to start incorporating more of this with myself and my clients!
My original background was in personal training so I'm happy to see I can help out another fellow trainer!
Love your passion for sprinting bro🙌🏻
Thank you for watching 🙏🏻
This video is great. I want to get back into shape in preparation for the upcoming athletics season next year. This information will be very useful. Thank you 🌻
Glad you found it useful, wish you the best for your upcoming season!
Amazing content, thank you!
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Very good video. Thank you.
So when I was in Highschool the warm ups that I did were fairly similar. I went through the hamstring just doing lunges, buttkickers, A Skip, to work the calf I need what we called scoops, extending the arms to grass in like a scooping motion. We did Knee pulls high kicks with the legs. We would do swings of the legs against a wall usually was good for opening up the hips. High knees high skips, all of this would be progressive starting with drills that are less active in the muscles to things that were more active faster, at the very end of dynamics we’d always finish with some sprints. At about 70 to 80% speed. If you were done and you didn’t have a good sweat going you did something wrong. I always raced better when I took my Dynamic seriously. It’s definitely important when sprinting this is a great warm up look forward to using some of the warms that are seen in this video.
This is a great video with moves I didn't know about. I'd appreciate it if you could do follow-alongs, like one shorter one and a full 20-minute one.
Thank you, I might upload something like that here or maybe go live on my instagram in the future to do that sort of content.
2:17 dynamic stretchtes
5:49 sprint drills
Definitely gonna use these good stuff
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Great Video !!!!!!! Thanks
Awesome content bro
Spot on.
Thank you Kyle!
Great vídeo thanks
Walking W!!!
Awesome bro greatly appreciated
You got it, thanks for watching!
Gracias ❤
Thank you.
Training for the olympics and I’ll definitely use this info. Thank you :)
That's awesome, thanks for watching!
thank you for the video! a tip for you, keep your elbows more tucked into your sides while form running
Excellent
Great content. I'm teaching my son. How soon before a race should you do these warm ups? Also, what should you do between the warm up and the actual race, stay off legs, walk around, etc? Thanks
From my understanding, the less time between the warm-up and the race the better, otherwise, the body begins to cool down too much.
After the warm-up it's a good idea to keep the sweats on for as long as possible to keep the body warm, light movement from walking is also good because it keeps the blood flow circulating. If an athlete sits down they would cool off and this is not ideal.
This video on the Houston Track Team will also give you more insight into your questions: th-cam.com/video/Rz6fSQI9fOM/w-d-xo.html
Check back with the channel periodically, I will be uploading more videos about training so that you can further help your son.
How’s it going
Sometimes it can be difficult at a district or regional meet when you're trying to time it for your child's event and you have to account for marshalling. I always aim for 40mins before event. Usually have an easy 20min warm up and the can keep walking around if they have extra time. Keep in the shade if possible also, but not resting enough to cool down as you want your child's muscles to stay ready. Should help with nerves also.
45 min before the race is good for most high school kids. Between the warm up it's good to continue doing drills while sipping water.
Really nice content man!
Thank you Christian!
Awesome video bro! Learned a lot
You got it, thanks for watching!
great vid
Awesome video!
Thank you Adam!
You already have a *lot* of comments but I feel obligated to add. I have a *bunch* of spring / running related videos dogeared. You added a few things to my arsenal with this video; I learned something. Thanks!
Awesome! Glad I could contribute 🙏🏻
I bring a foam roller to work out any joint kinks after my jog. I also do a high speed seated arm swing drill.
That's smart. What event or events do you train?
Great video! Can you post links to the articles you referenced?
Bro are you from Australia. You are awesome ❤❤
Hi, thank you for the video. It's really interesting. Can you give us the links of all the articles you used for this video?? 💪
Very good video!!
Thanks!
I usually roll out, then jog, then roll out again, then do resistance band work, then dynamic stretch, then sprint drills.
Hey man, do a comparison between distance runners, mid d and sprints interms of technique and requirements needed. Might attract the distance community
Good informative video with great tipps, gonna try them for my sprint work out.
thumbs up!
Thanks, glad you found it helpful!
always great vids...
Thank you Steve!
I suggest you to experiment deep squat dynamic drill routine for your general fitness for 3-4 weeks and then see the result on your sprints ☺️
Amazing video! All your videos are so interesting and well done. I'm getting back to sprinting, and they're really helping with everything!
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That’s awesome I’m glad you’re enjoying them, and welcome back to sprinting 🤙🏻.
I love this for summer, but when it's -20 celcius.. got to get going!
Its nice to see people outside where I live theres like 3 people at 10 am.
My warm ups consist of trying to do the least possible and just adjusting the intensity of the runs before max efforts.
In England during winter this is easier said than done so there’s more mobility work that happens on off days.
Each to their own but I’m not a fan of long warm ups.
If you're older than a teenager and able to do this with zero injuries or issues, then you've got some really good genetics.
Awesome stuff
Thank you
Respect man I got 350m and 100m sprint together I'll keep u updated
i meant tomorrow not together
Nice 👍