Warm-Up + Stretch

Warm-Up + Stretch Pack

Complete no-equipment preparation and flexibility support with separate before-training and after-training tracks.

Two standalone V3 routines days / week All Levels Digital PDF

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Lifters, athletes, and active adults who want both a repeatable dynamic warm-up and a controlled static-stretching routine.

Schedule
Use Dynamic Warm-Up before lifting, power, sprint, or athletic work. Use Static Stretching after training, on off-days, or in a separate flexibility session.
Equipment
No equipment required. A wall, bench, towel, mat, rack, or open space can support optional modifications.
Training style
Dynamic movement preparation before training plus mild, controlled static holds after training or separately.
Product overview

What this product is designed to do.

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What you will use.

  • Two complete V3 PDFs with distinct before-training and after-training roles.
  • Express, standard, focus, no-jump, and no-floor dynamic preparation tracks.
  • Express, standard, extended, regional, downshift, and no-floor static tracks.
  • Individual movement cards, timing rules, substitutions, safety boundaries, and simple tracking prompts.
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Questions before you begin.

When should I use each routine?

Use Dynamic Warm-Up before training. Use Static Stretching after training, on off-days, or in a separate flexibility session.

Do these replace lift-specific warm-up sets?

No. Keep task-specific ramp sets, progressive starts, approaches, or rehearsals before heavy or explosive work.

What if I only have five minutes?

Use the Express Prep or Express Cooldown track. Short repeatable work is better than rushing the full routine.

What if jumping or floor work is not suitable?

Use the No-Jump or No-Floor tracks and the standing, wall, bench, or seated alternatives.

Should either routine feel exhausting?

No. Dynamic work should leave you ready, and static work should remain mild and controlled.

Can this replace rehabilitation or pain treatment?

No. These are educational preparation and flexibility routines, not medical care or rehabilitation.

Can I buy the routines separately?

Yes. The Dynamic Warm-Up and Static Stretching routines are also available as individual products.

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Product details

Complete no-equipment preparation and flexibility support with separate before-training and after-training tracks.

Not ideal for

Anyone seeking a complete training plan, medical treatment, rehabilitation, or a single routine used at every time of day.

Session length and shorter routes

Dynamic Warm-Up: 4 to 5 minutes for Express, about 8 to 10 minutes for Standard once familiar, or 5 to 8 minutes for a specialty track. Add lift-specific ramp sets or task-specific rehearsals separately. Static Stretching: about 5 minutes for Express, 8 to 10 minutes for Standard, or 12 to 15 minutes for Extended work.

Structure and progression

Before training: Choose one Dynamic Warm-Up track, then continue with lift-specific ramp sets or task-specific rehearsals.

After training or separately: Choose a Static Stretching track for a cooldown, off-day, or separate flexibility session.

Two distinct routines: The Pack contains the Full-Body Dynamic Warm-Up Routine and the Full-Body Static Stretching Routine. It is not a complete training plan.

Safety and readiness

Both routines should remain controlled and non-exhausting. Stop or modify for pain, instability, dizziness, or nerve symptoms. Neither routine is medical treatment, rehabilitation, or a guaranteed injury-prevention method.

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Full-Body Dynamic Warm-Up Routine

Full-Body Static Stretching Routine