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Full-body warm-up: Begin by increasing your body temperature and preparing your muscles with a half-pyramid of pull-ups, push-ups and squats. Choose to complete between 5 and 10 warm-up sets.

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Ensure that the front foot remains in full contact with the floor ... so some muscles will be actively engaged to hold the body in position, whilst others will be stretched, notes Russell.