JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?NSTS?:iiwCquvO?ڮ/"GMÚZzPԇU1;$ԧ4fתѫ95 @]r S9H؎HlŞ9r*L}\JEZج\PQϨj8yr{P1Zۢ£kt2?Zٜ@g{#} DwW 8Ê$@.,jYP۫ NIH@ϸ)RAJ7M4-A<*Td sL%#&_pN&94MN$1犏iCXݓE7wuxݍ֑# bk-2\յFi 6!.g^FHMD):QS{5qhCsS$kgh8#@]׭خuV0a,W2cbqQ@Ēy'9$)gǽ pj7-n;1UNQI<,^}?0Xقd!sovSVM{5Rls>&'o`GX95rz׿+o jT2rX+o j9 qILJөľHJW6# 3۵Rj٦D*HQ2;A68s @+,d_pFFcN㍺/鶧̽:]Ӹ K),D2F6k_}S:\N-ԫo {wᧅ_B^ ]OT^»87CM4e8UGUQ=Ӎ56)C 0 \IW]G\ЁeV0N`k| ׾"{Bʐ7]}k]@_L .,9\H@d!F2O8CZhRww<⎧ZYǃ*6B;v5㎇j]WPSf9V}IȪJȖǡ:S󦳌`~&sQMW8i>*݋tcM.s5im8;\ub]HUk\蓐ĒEI'F# qj5}s0^OsGOèoڳ0\^?BIFFqڼ[sSd.'#ݜ+9c"I98i^?Mƶ 8WA^QfM@F98+V[aƑkbUG r;VMJky*1BweoYgrYCp _|G.3f( \WYP>ȑ|o1<}Ԛk`{\G94%E(cF8#\0MyW>e365}6!<\ïȥty~U6I@'p:TIRVf u${YvnHi=]3R=@pϐKPa(Mw<rM} >ensǠV:׹iPYi\J7u\SQ?,]L2^%rI}475Jگ,yOs\1M4hJ((m/4QJpPkv;,`:ɮ ,-.teAM[=0IBKLtrEI$~Fcm6' GYF7= +:H?J5w1,VׄDY}.h%7S1$~ݮ麌 JY@ϭz8; DjeGns֛=ιQ8e| rBּT= $a'z֥.!u:Ih ?kjnln$8#|A,Ȃ6ڟ*񭟇^ ¾x̒;bߙb7tY={+UV4=H{ ^ j iGpր灊f?IFy.Cj,N\u(9ejL!f|iy1Y0OjO'p-PhA# {ҀE.OZgJz Jx|Tu'zbt6Ի4U@8OJm6h+|fR;vAc <;P֔{)RR:ݼԭQ¼֠dgEٲ謐XA+ >R6Aakk$POҹ ܻI= -+mk*^61y>dZ1_zڰftV iV&W9i¥O7櫲 5#=ZIY\Ulj⭾3\c5ا:tg$;T{Ҹ=z~PSJ!,3۹0[,C&@!r?'9wvxncf4)=A9"qEf >85aؑ,G*(?tO@"k<*&A= H$@)+]1f?=#vjw(ۜ)9%NH ٴI_ p 9- ۷Ju_EjKYXjgˍp=2qR*E%a'o%bB7}aKuE%H +[nei-ձ8j6l`܌ӌgҤw$2o?4oN).sHSŒ1 31)pGcmjw*94QҊw ÜH1SЃ랕d[mǶ)4F`O`;)g;I&bcR{@k[;U*V8ǥC6ҌKP-[^$kQ0m;؍刍 2Vl[j?Br) R f3Hn,Ky!~r+_-Pwcll?.GQ}j˸r >ݩV珯ZEV159#Jw9*SP(]NB;Ҏ)YRMw,Rh;-E }i]5$K58@=Ldc=>FO< LQnEYE$)<F3b\g'@QO 2jQ CL`Hqا>irYոUm4 +(\?UtqwF,3V:v;"(,H=h<R"1Y6dQԃֲy0{ ySXO yxR OOC"ܴ@\溒QKe9~xC4H7ڡy>*޹Y-,L3f[ =I?Xķ|,me8Ÿzng[d2+a&PlQQQdebOIjF RAs֭jvgLE3Wd^:MGCMibxwy8rěAw0 nUs.{qV""hdrH⡖.vGbj1ڙڡFO9dYdFHngO 3ӊ+ͩ'; 3m<=y/(:b}Q]4$o?ƹ!3ZTlukX4{ x sTd dĄ` kpZȍjdʩ z'af+C 2UU}DԚ(ciFn%԰\ִio-jAvG? W J0Q(c+b)^K:T6n!&R,@1@2j5}*Q:>!{ԫs?sZS DF$̓V@#?ީSֹ_T֦V="R+sB*R L "J^Hɷ}^GStU1q+zTp?t importantly, the warm-up should raise body temperature, a key to preventing muscle pulls, and increase respiration. One of the problems with using only static stretches is that they are usually performed on the ground, causing body temperature and respiration to decrease. More importantly, this type of stretching is not dynamic. <br>To understand the relevance of the dynamic component in conditioning exercises, consider that during sports activities, muscle groups and their opposing muscles are involved in a complex pattern of contracting and relaxing at high speeds. In fact, because angular limb velocities reach values often greater than 300 degrees of movement per second, there are very few weight training exercises that can truly be called sport-specific. Many dynamic movements with a medicine ball can be performed at high speeds and will keep the body warmed-up and rea