The Warm Up

Power Up to Play
Power Up to Play
  • Uses the evidence-based Prevent Injury, Enhance Performance (PEP) warm-up

  • Strengthens important muscles

  • Reinforces strong body positions

  • Improves stability, control and landing

  • Helps prevent knee injuries

INDIVIDUAL EXERCISES

Warm Up >

Strengthening >

Plyometrics >

Agility >

Stretches >

  • Uses the evidence-based Prevent Injury, Enhance Performance (PEP) warm-up

  • Strengthens important muscles

  • Reinforces strong body positions

  • Improves stability, control and landing

About The Warm-up and How it Works

This is a short warm up programme that has been shown to dramatically reduce serious knee injuries when adopted as a regular part of a player’s training or pre-match routine. Optimally, the programme should be performed as a warm up at least 2-3 times a week. The programme consists of running, stretching, strengthening, plyometrics and sports-specific agilities. The stretching component can be performed at the end of the training session. These components address potential deficits in the strength and coordination of the stabilizing muscles around the knee joint. It is important to use proper technique during all the exercises.

The Evidence

Do’s And Don’ts of
performing exercises

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