These warm ups ideas are 🔥


Hey Reader,

Yesterday I wrote to you writing about how it can be difficult to come up with fun, engaging and effective warm up ideas as a group fitness instructor.

I mentioned how I would often leave the warm up section of my workouts blank because I couldn't think of anything, only to have it bite me in the butt when I had to make up a warm up on the spot (or use the same old boring warm up I always used).

One of the best things I did was learn new warm up ideas from other trainers.

Yes, it's fun to make up your own warm ups, but the reality is that you're not always feeling creative.

You know, that Friday brain mush.

Plus, other trainers have different perspectives and experiences that gives them ideas that you would never even think of.

That's why I created Ready To Go, a collection of go-to group fitness warm up ideas from myself and trainers from around the world.

Introducing Ready To Go

Here's how Ready To Go will make your life easier as a trainer, starting today.

  1. 52+ tried & tested warm up ideas that range from teambuilders to games to mobility warm ups. That's 1 idea per week for a year!
  2. Stand out from other fitness classes who just use warm ups as something to get over and done with. Instead, use your warm ups to build connections and community.
  3. Save time planning your workouts by quickly scanning Ready To Go and picking a warm up idea that suits your group.
  4. Feel excited about planning your workouts and leave your clients wondering 'What will they do next session?'
  5. Once you've picked your warm up, easily print it and go or put a copy on your phone/tablet for easy reference. Books are A4-size PDFs.

​Learn more about Ready To Go and grab your copy!​

Specifically, here's what you get in Ready To Go...

You'll get 5 PDF books:

  1. Ready To Go Fitness Games - 9 fun fitness games just for split squats and giggles
  2. Ready To Go Cardio & Running Warm Ups - 13 feet-moving warm ups for heart-raising and running preparation
  3. Ready To Go Mobility & Movement Warm Ups - 11 mobilising warm ups for stretchy muscles and limbered up clients
  4. Ready To Go Partner Activities - 9 warm up activities for pairs to break the ice and build friendships
  5. Ready To Go Teambuilding Warm Ups - 11 teambuilding warm ups for creating tight knit fitness communities

Plus, to help you with ideas of what to do after the warm up, you'll also get my book The Ultimate Guide to Group Fitness Circuits as a bonus gift.

Plus, as an extra limited-time bonus I'm also hosting a Group Fitness Warm Up Masterclass in a couple of weeks where I'll walk you through how I select warm ups for a week of training and how I modify them for my group. This is an exclusive class, just for Ready To Go buyers.

Get your copy of Ready To Go and find your next go-to warm up idea:

​Ready To Go - the group fitness warm up idea bundle​

I'll be sending out a few emails about Ready To Go this week to celebrate it's launch. If you're not interested you can opt-out of these emails using this link without leaving my regular weekly newsletter. Cheers!

Enjoy!

-Kyle

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Kyle Wood​
Certified PT and Ready To Go at Bootcamp Ideas
kyle@bootcampideas.com | bootcampideas.com

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