Ted Ginn Jr, the football wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins NFL team, and athletic trainer Tim Roberson show the build ups training exercise. So we often incorporate what we call build ups where theyre just progressing down the turf at a progressive speed. And as they move down that turf, theyre increasing their speed slightly. And its just a great way to increase the blood flow to the body and the area that were gonna be working in a very functional manner. Usually, two to four wraps at 40 to 50 yards, you know, it depends on the time of the day. Its early morning, were gonna maybe do four, six wraps just coz theyre not awake, but that fluctuates. Usually, the first crop holder doing probably around 70 percent and then well gradually increase up to 80, 90 percent.
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