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Larry, Zach, and Rob break down one of the most overlooked parts of training — the warm-up. If you're walking in late and jumping straight into the workout, or coasting through your mobility without intent, you're leaving real results on the table and quietly stacking up injury risk over time.
In this episode:
- Why the warm-up is actually the workout before the workout — and how it primes your central nervous system, not just your body temperature
- Mobile joints vs. stable joints — the joint-by-joint approach and why tight ankles wreck your knees and hips
- The body finds mobility somewhere — what happens when you don't address tight hips, lats, or t-spine before a squat or a row
- Why "I just played golf" or "I rode my bike here" doesn't count as a warm-up
- Rob's three-part formula — heart rate up, mobility with intent, then prime the movement pattern you're about to train
- Why the older you get, the more this matters — and what the data says about people who skipped warm-ups in their younger years
If you've ever rushed through your prep work to save time, this one is going to change how you walk into your next session.
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