Easy Jog one lap
Hurdle stretch
Snatch squat
Neck rotations
Lawn mowers
Wind mills
Walking high knees
Walking butt kicks
Easy groin stretch
Carioca
Running high knees
Running butt kicks
Hip rolls
Back pedal
Manly skipping
Lunges with torso twist
Backward lunges
Walking C-skips
Walking Straight Legs high kicks
Groin stretch
Easy Jog one lap
Notes
Goal of dynamic stretching is to warm up the muscles and loosen up the muscles. Imagine a piece of well chewed gum. Take it out of your mouth and you will be able to stretch it. Put it in the freezer for 15 minutes and it will break if you try to stretch it. Using your muscles cold is like that.
Static stretching has been shown to decrease athletic performance. It should only be done for some athletes on select muscles where they are having specific problems.
http://fitness.mercola.com/sites/fitness/archive/2013/04/19/pre-workout-stretching.aspx
http://www.bu.edu/today/2015/stretch-before-exercise-not-so-fast/
http://www.bodyscapesfitness.com/the-benefits-of-dynamic-stretching-vs-static-stretching/
Hurdle stretch
This is actually a squat with a slide as if you were going under a bar laterally.
It is not the classic runner’s hurdle stretch you do on the ground. That is a static stretch.
Snatch squat
No one on the team does this correctly. If they did it would stretch their upper back which is hard to stretch.
But here is a video of the way it is supposed to be done. It’s hard to teach without a bar.
http://breakingmuscle.com/olympic-weightlifting/the-complete-snatch-warm-up
Carioca
Make sure they bring knee up and around to fully loosen up hip.
Running high knees
Aim for lots of steps per 10 yards
Running butt kicks
Aim for lots of steps per 10 yards
Lunges with torso twist
Slow and easy
Concentrate on form not speed
Do this near the end
Backward lunges
Slow and easy
Concentrate on form not speed
Do this near the end
Walking Straight Legs high kicks
This focuses on the hamstrings which are easy to pull and should be done near the end
Groin stretch
Do not hold
Do not bounce
Take it easy – no pain