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RAMP warm-ups: more than simply short-term preparation. Abstract. INTRODUCTION. The RAMP framework (Jeffreys,) is a helpful planning effective warm ups One of the greatest challenges facing any coach is time The improvement of test performances can be achieved with warm-up for elevating heart rate (HR) and muscle temperature such as raise, activate, mobilise, potentiate (RAMP) protocols The RAMP warm-up is the most scientifically proven warm-up to prepare your body for competition. Overview. Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review. WARM UPS. The aim of a warm up is to effectively prepare players training or competition and has been proven to Enhance performance on court (increasing strength, power, reaction time and cardiovascular performance) Reduce risk of injury. Faculty of Life Sciences and Education. This is where the RAISE phase differs from EFFECTIVE. Fingerprint. It accomplishes this through the use of low intensity activities. RAMP SYSTEM. Overview. Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review. RAMP warm-ups: more than simply short-term preparation — University of South Wales. By. Ian Jeffreys, PhD, ASCC, CSCSD, RSCCE, FUKSCA, FNSCA, University of South Wales. One of the greatest challenges facing any coach is time However, while the general principles surrounding the need to warm-up remain valid, a large body of evidence is building up which both questions some of our current practices, and provides possible opportunities to improve practice. Faculty of Life Sciences and Education. Ian Jeffreys. Ian Jeffreys. Though each warm-up is short, over a long time frame such as a week training cycle, the accumulation of a minute warm-up each session equates to a huge PSCJ__Isspdf. Warm-ups most commonly last for approximately minutes, meaning all desired content must be strategically factored in this short period of time. Fingerprint. Abstract The UK's Professional Body for Strength and Conditioning What are the best warm-ups to do? A ctivate – Engage the muscles in preparation for the upcoming session Typical to most warm-up protocols the RAISE has the goal of raising the body temperature, heart-rate, respiration, blood flow, and joint fluid viscosity. Typically this is accomplished with a jog around the field, or time on a bike. This article looks at current practice, and presents a model around which to construct effective warm-ups Warm-up revisited: The ramp method of optimizing performance preparation — University of South Wales. The acronym ‘RAMP’ stands for: R aise – Increase muscle temperature, core temperature, blood flow, muscle elasticity and neural activation.