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The Jay Ferruggia Show

#57 - Why I Train, Pre Workout Warm Ups, & Optimal Frequency

The Jay Ferruggia Show

Jay Ferruggia

Fitness, Health & Fitness, Nutrition

4.91.6K Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2015

⏱️ 25 minutes

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www.JasonFerruggia.com/Breakthrough2015 In this episode Jay talks about the single most important reason why he trains, gives a simple pre workout warm up routine that will bulletproof you against injuries and enhance your performance, and answers the question- "how often should you train each muscle group for optimal results?"
 
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0:00.0

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0:03.8

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0:10.2

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0:34.0

Thanks for tuning in to another episode of the J Farugia show.

0:37.2

We got another Q&A coming at you today.

0:39.8

Solo once again, been super busy, been tough to coordinate the schedules with Kenny and

0:44.7

everything anyway well let's jump right into it here guys I got Stephanie Rupprich asking

0:48.8

what do you recommend as a warm-up for workouts, she says body weight workouts.

0:54.4

Well, either way I recommend a similar warm-up.

0:56.6

I'm going to keep it short, sweet, and simple

0:58.8

because it's hard to describe the whole thing

1:02.3

without seeing videos. And and also I think people tend to

1:05.2

overdo warming up these days a little bit which I don't think is is quite necessary.

1:11.1

I don't think you know unless you're in your 60s or something I don't

1:13.7

think you really need to be warming up for 20-30 minutes. I could certainly say 10 to 15 minutes

1:19.9

but people will take it a little too far. If you're moving well, moving constantly

1:23.5

throughout the day, not sitting too long,

1:26.8

just remembering to move, you will not

1:29.1

need to warm up as much.

1:30.3

And if you spend your time at home at night instead of sitting on the

1:33.6

couch get on the floor and do some mobility drills do some rolling the time

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