Around 15 years ago, dynamic warm-ups got popular in the sports world as an effective way for athletes to prep for events. Today, dynamic warm-ups are standard for everyone from elite athletes to machine-only newbies.
Learn why dynamic stretching is so effective, and get a full-body routine you can use before you exercise — whether you’re about to play a sport, do some interval sprints, or hit the weights.
This routine should only take about five minutes. Complete 10 reps of each exercise below for 1 to 2 rounds.
The small intestine is longer, but the large intestine is thicker.
The main purpose of the large intestine is to absorb water from the remaining indigestible food matter and to eject the useless waste material from the body. After the digestion in the small intestine which takes 24-30 hours to complete, the large intestine helps in absorbing the water and making the stools solid. It helps in absorbing vitamins made by bacteria that live in the large intestine. It is comprised of the colon and the rectum.
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Just above the spinal column is the medulla oblongata, and it controls several important automatic tasks. Breathing is one of the most crucial. Rhythmic breathing is regulated, along with variations due to changing body needs, such as running. You do not have to think about breathing faster; the medulla takes care of that for you. Heart rate is another vital function that is centered in this area. The medulla will increase or decrease the beat based on information from other parts of the body. The medulla also determines when blood vessels should constrict to reduce blood flow.
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