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フィットネス機器 Athletic Republic Warmup CordのPDF ユーザーマニュアルをオンラインで閲覧またはダウンロードできます。Athletic Republic Warmup Cord 2 ページ。
Step 1:
ATTACH BICEP AND
FOREARM CUFF
• The cuff should be aligned so that the strap is
in the middle of the belly of the tricep muscle
(back of the bicep), about half way between the
shoulder and
the elbow.
• Cinch the cord tightly. It should be very snug—
not too tight to cut off circulation, but it should
feel very snug.
• The cuff should be aligned so that the strap is
just behind the top of the wrist—right behind the
"bump" on your wrist.
• Cinch the cord.
• The cuff should not be
on either side of the
forearm but on "top",
directly behind the
wrist.
Step 3:
SET YOUR FOOT
POSITION
• You should stand in front of the anchor point at
a point where the cord is pulling parallel to the
ground and in-line with your shoulder joint.
• The cord should also be pulling in a straight line
with respect to your target—it should not be
pulling at an angle to the right or left.
Step 2:
ATTACH ANCHOR
POINT OF CHORD
• The cord should be secured to a fence or fi xture
that is about the height of your shoulder.
Step 4:
ADJUST THE TENSION
IN THE CORD
• Get into a throwing position at the point
of "squaring" up to your target. This is the
acceleration phase of the throw.
• Move forward about 12-18 inches with your feet
to create tension in the cord. This is your starting
point for the exercises. Make sure the cord is
pulling in line with your target at the height of
your shoulder joint.
• Mark your foot position with a line or cone to
provide a reference for the tension and perform
the training protocol as outlined in the video.
Step 5:
Step 5:
KEY POINTS TO
ADJUST THE TENSION IN THE CORD
REMEMBER
1.
2.
• The amount of tension should be enough to
provide resistance but not aff ect the velocity of
your movement. If the cord tension is enough
to change how you perform your throwing
movement, then you need to step backward
6 inches.
• Always complete each rep with a "3-count" as
you reverse your throwing motion to work your
decelerator muscles. See video for correct
sequence.
• Only increase tension in the cord when you
can easily perform at least 10 reps at a given
tension. If you can increase resistance and
perform 8-10 reps at full speed, then you can
increase the tension.
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3.
• Never perform movements that change your
throwing motion or are "slow". The key to
how the patented Warmup Cord works is that
it provides a slight resistance during a high-
velocity throwing motion.
• Always follow up your warm-up routine by
throwing a ball in your regular motion. The
cord should make you feel like your arm is a
whip and you can throw accurately at a higher
velocity.