Gymnastic Stretching For Fencing With Violetta Bida By Bida Foundation (Olympic)
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Gymnastic Stretching For Fencing With Violetta Bida By Bida Foundation (Olympic)
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Bida Fencing Academy
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Restorative exercises aimed at calming and cooling the whole body after the main workout. It will be conducted by Violetta Bida, a participant of the Olympic Games, silver medalist of the World Championship and 3-time world junior champion.
Violetta has devoted her whole life to sports and spent most of her childhood in the gymnastic hall. After she swapped the gymnastic hoop for a fencing epee blade, she was able to easily incorporate her past stretching skills into her fencing routine.
Violetta will show you how to stretch your muscles after a grueling workout. She will introduce you in detail to exercises that will help you prevent injuries that will lengthen your actions and attacks on the fencing strip.
Indeed, this is a great symbiosis - a gymnast and a fencer. Most of the stretch marks on the platform are the author's works of Violetta, and it is use by the leading athletes of the planet today.
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Timing
00:00 – 00:18 – Intro
00:20 – 01:42 – Plie squat
01:43 – 03:02 – Side lunges
03:14 – 04:52 – Feet stretching
04:53 – 06:13 – Toes stretching - back
06:14 – 06:52 – Butterfly stretching
06:53 – 09:10 – Shoulders stretching
09:11 – 12:05 – Pigeon pose
12:06 – 15:43 – Hands and back stretching
15:44 – 17:21 – Child pose
17:29 – 21:18 - Splits
21:19 – 23:48 – Half splits
23:49 – 25:19 – Alternative shoulder stretching
25:20 - 25:58 - Overall results