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I've read a few of the posts on stretching and a few on bodywieght exercises. I'm not putting two and two together very well, so I'm going to come right out and ask. :) Should I stretch before or after bodywieght exercises? Or both?

 

This would be on a bodywieght and stretching everyday routine.

"I like the idea of repeatedly sticking my knee in someone's face without threat of lawsuit." - me


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Posted

i always did both, personally. more importantly then "when" or "how often" is "am i doing them correctly"? be sure of that, first.

"I hear you can kill 200 men and play a mean six string at the same time..."-Six String Samurai

Posted

warm up, do liiiight stretching during and good stretching after. stretching cold is no good.

"If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared."

-Machiavelli

Posted

Cold muscles do not stretch, they tear. Do a light warmup, then easy stretch, workout, then good stretch after.

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I stretch lightly before a warmup (usually some jumping jacks, pushups and running in place), then do a full stretch. I hit the weights and stretch after certain cycles. I then do a cool-down stretch. Very important to use good form-no bouncing.

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Thanks guys. Also, is it okay to stretch after running? I think I heard somewhere it isn't.

"I like the idea of repeatedly sticking my knee in someone's face without threat of lawsuit." - me


Start mma training soon. (bjj, muay thai, boxing)

Posted

save the stretching until after the workout. warm up, train, stretch. this is becoming a preferred method among a number of athletes.

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