Sentence examples for muscle warming from inspiring English sources
I cycle to the court, do a short run and group muscle warming.
With his next victory, Clemens will tie BOB FELLER and EPPA RIXEY; three more victories and he'll match JIM PALMER.... TODD WILLIAMS strained an oblique muscle warming up in the bullpen Saturday and it is very likely the Yankees will call up the right-hander CARLOS ALMANZAR from Class AAA Columbus.
The water flow was always kept at a fixed value of 250 cm/min (total 1000 cm/min) for each of the four zones, which allows maximum skin and muscle warming at each segment.
Molton Brown uses Sichuan pepper and ginger in its Muscle Warming Ex-Cellerator ($28 at www.sephora.com), and Anthony Logistics for Men pumps up its glycerine bath gel ($16 at Barneys New York) with "warming spices".
Our results are in line with the broad concept that sensory inputs are powerful modulators of motor performance when administered in the form of SES (Sorinola et al. 2012), mirror visual feedback (Nojima et al. 2012), auditory cueing (Brown and Palmer 2013), and muscle warming (Immink et al. 2012).
As a muscle warms up, the force of its contractions can be charted like a staircase: when it starts to work, the contractions may be only half as strong as they are after it has contracted a few times.
Warming up this way not only prevents injury, it also loosens your muscles, allowing for a freer range of motion, and increases blood flow to your lungs and muscles, warming your core muscle temperature.
"The recurring injuries, having difficulty in getting out of bed in the morning, needing about an hour to get all the muscles warmed up, the demanding preparations of the marriage with Brian," she wrote in her online diary, referring to Brian Lynch, an American who plays basketball in the Belgian league.
Despite his victory, the discomfort was mostly suffered by Henman, who was troubled by pain in his lower back and, at least in the early stages until his muscles warmed up, was sometimes so stricken that he could barely crouch to receive serve.
The heat generated by the flight muscles warms the thorax while the temperature of the abdomen is unimportant for flight.
"You definitely want to do a little something to get the muscles warmed up before you start running," said Rebecca Goldstein, a former track-and-field athlete and clinical director at Professional Physical Therapy in New York City.
