Mobility, warm-up & recovery · Dynamic warm-up · Beginner · ~5 min

Dynamic warm-up flow

Raises temperature and moves joints through the ranges you will use. Dynamic movement is preferred before play; long static holds are for after.

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Starting position

Space to move 5–10 m.

How to do it

1. Easy jog or march (1 min).
2. Walking lunges with reach, side shuffles, carioca (2 min).
3. Leg swings, arm circles, trunk rotations (1 min).
4. Two or three quick-feet bursts and split steps (1 min).

Technique cues

• Start easy, finish sharp
• Move, do not hold

Common mistakes

• Skipping it
• Long static stretches before explosive work

Easier

Slower pace, smaller range.

Harder

Add racket shadow swings and short accelerations.

Safety

• Stop if you feel sharp pain, dizziness, chest pain or unusual breathlessness.

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