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		<title>By: David</title>
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		<description>You wrote, &quot;Athletes who stretch regularly tend to have fewer injuries.&quot; However, the best time for stretching is post-workout, not during the warm up. Many people equate stretching with warm up but stretching actually calms the muscles and nervous system, which is not what you want prior to a workout or competition. Dynamic movements serve to excite the nervous system and are better suited to warm ups than stretching.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You wrote, &#8220;Athletes who stretch regularly tend to have fewer injuries.&#8221; However, the best time for stretching is post-workout, not during the warm up. Many people equate stretching with warm up but stretching actually calms the muscles and nervous system, which is not what you want prior to a workout or competition. Dynamic movements serve to excite the nervous system and are better suited to warm ups than stretching.</p>
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