A coach frames warm-up discipline with simple arithmetic: 300 practices a year, if 100 are compromised by a lazy warm-up, that's only 66% prepared — well below the 95-100% he wants. The point isn't that a warm-up burns time; it's that it gates the value of every other block in the session. Skipping it doesn't save minutes, it deletes the practice.
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