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May 2024 - DIGITAL EXCLUSIVE

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RAISE ACTIVATE MOBILIZE POTENTIATE A S K D R . H O C K E Y CLICK HERE to email your question for Dr. Hockey. ? Science For Sport Warm-Ups What is the RAMP Warm-Up? The takeaway point here is to use the structure of the RAMP protocol to create your own personalized warm-up program for your player to use at the rink. When considering various exercises to incorporate into your own protocol, keep in mind there is comfort in repetition and routine, and this will provide further benefit as your player prepares to skate his or her best on the ice. If you utilize the RAMP framework, making sure to incorporate all four phases in their specified order, your hockey player will be ready to maximally perform from the first whistle. P HERE'S A SHORTENED VERSION OF OUR NTDP WARM-UP ROUTINE THAT WOULD BE IDEAL FOR A 12U PLAYER. 16 // MAY 2024 USAHOCKEYMAGAZINE.COM Check Out These Additional Resources: Jog with Arm Swing Forward Glute Bridge w/ Mini-Band Alternating Spiderman Stretch Medicine Ball (MB) Slam Mini-Band Squat High Knees Groin Rock High Skip Jog with Arm Swing Backward Mini-Band Walk Forward/Backward Alternating Pigeon Stretch Alternating Split Squat Jump R/L Lateral Mini-Band Walk Low Skip T-Spine Rotation Shuffle Left/Right Carioca Left/Right 10 YARDS 10 REPS 10 REPS 5 REPS Click red boxes to see video examples! Lateral Sprint R/L 10 YARDS Typically, our team will start with a game of Sewerball or two-touch and then we start the warm-up. CLICK for more age-appropriate instructional videos!

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