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1. www.stack.com › a › workouts-and-conditioning-forWorkouts and Conditioning for Marching Band - stack

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   Apr 6, 2022 · What exercises should they do to perform at their best? This article isn’t meant to be an exhaustive list of how to get ready for a season but rather a general preparation recommendation.

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     Stretch & Body warmup for Marching Band by Dynamic Marching

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3. stacksports.captainu.com › workouts-andWorkouts and Conditioning for Marching Band - CaptainU

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   Marching band athletes need a strong core to maintain a neutral posture, despite a heavy instrument trying to pull them out of it. A strong, three-dimensional core is crucial for optimal performance and reducing or preventing back pain.

4. marching.com › spotlight › 2016Prep your body for marching season with this training plan by ...

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   Feb 24, 2016 · Use the off-season to become lean and strong with this workout plan for marching athletes, complete with video demonstrations and free worksheet downloads to track your progress.

5. strongmadesimple.com › blog › marching-exercise-with7 Loaded Marching Exercises In Small Spaces — Strong Made ...

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   • Start Without Weight. When you do loaded carries in place it’s important to understand how you are linking your opposite hip to the opposite shoulder like an “X” across your body.
   • Load One Side. When you’re doing carrying exercises in place and don’t have farmer's handles or a trap bar to scamper all over with, you can get more back from your efforts by focusing on unilateral marching drills.
   • Suitcase March. The suitcase march can be done with a dumbbell or a kettlebell. Start by deadlifting one of the two off the floor so that it is hanging by your side.
   • Bottoms Up March. The bottoms up march is done with a kettlebell and challenges your grip and shoulder stability as well as the core. This is a great exercise for maintaining healthy shoulders and feeling good.

6. www.gfhsband.org › marchingband › conditioningConditioning - GFHS Bands

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   Do the exercises that are tailored to the needs of a Marching Band. These are some geared exercises to get your body READY for the rigors of the field! Final side note, VERY important: Also protect said body!

7. www.marchinghealth.com › 10-simple-rules-to-get-in10 Simple Rules to Get in Shape for Band - Marching Health

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   Here are some simple rules to keep you on track for a strong and healthy marching season! 1. Prioritize your Goals. “Chase 2 rabbits and you’ll catch neither”. Your training should focus on things that will help you march your show better.

8. www.highschoolillustrated.com › marching-bandMarching Band Requires Physical Stamina – Should it Be ...

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   Dec 6, 2012 · Few, however, consider marching band a “real” sport. “People quickly criticize marching band as physical activity for those who aren’t physically fit to play a sport,” said senior David Navarro, a member of Beckman’s marching band.