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Why warm up and cool down Warmups and cool-downs generally mean doing your activity at a slower pace and lowered intensity. Warming up helps get the body ready for aerobic activity.

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Why warm up and cool down Warm-ups and cool-downs generally involve doing your activity at a slower pace and reduced intensity. Warming up may help prepare your body for aerobic activity.

Why warm up and cool down. Warm-ups and cool-downs generally involve doing your activity at a slower pace and reduced intensity. Warming up may help prepare your body for aerobic activity.