[Performance]【Crush On EMU】Closing Performance

Venue：Event Hall, 1st Floor, Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei

Time：11/11(Saturday) 16:00

A warm-up will improve the effectiveness of training and should be done before every training session.

This is fundamental to a safe practice.

Direct physical effects are:

Release of adrenaline

Increased heart rate

Enables oxygen in the blood to travel with greater speed and at a higher volume

Allows joints to move more efficiently

Dilation of capillaries

Increase of temperature in the muscles

Decreased viscosity of blood

Facilitates enzyme activity

Encourages the dissociation of oxygen from haemoglobin

Decreased viscosity within the muscle

Greater extensibility and elasticity of muscle fibres

Increased force and speed of contraction

Increase of muscle metabolism

Supply of energy through breakdown of glycogen

Increase in speed of nerve impulse conduction

Removes lactic acid

A comprehensive warm-up programme has been found to increase human perception .

暖身___絕對馬虎不得!

Warm Up_Definitely Can’t Ignore!

Introduction of performing artists：

吳宜曄 Yi-Hua Wu

Born 1984 in Taipei, Yi-Hua Wu graduated from Master program in Goldsmith College, University of London, majored in digital arts. He has a bachelor degree in theatre set design. After graduation and finished mandatory military service, he concentrated in digital art. His work has been exhibited in Europe and Taiwan. He currently live in Taipei.

鄭先喻 Hsien-Yu Cheng

Born 1984 in Kaohsiung, Hsien-Yu Cheng graduated from the Master program in Frank Mohr Institute, Academie Minerva. He currently focus in research on bio-chemistry and medical technology.