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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Limber up

Hi,

Do you use the phrase 'limber up' when you do gentle exercises before a work-out?

"Wait, I have to limber up before we start working out." I know that I could just use the word 'stretch' but I came across this phrase quite recently and it really piqued my interest.

Thank you.

  

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In my experience, "warm up" is the usual phrase.

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  • In my experience, "warm up" is the usual phrase.
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In my experience, "warm up" is the usual phrase.

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"Limber up" is a fancy term and would typically be used in a ballet class, rather and for personal exercise: "Remember, we always limber up before doing anything."

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