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Tuesday, December 25, 2012

Must Reads!

Another week and another series of Must Reads!

Seventeen Articles Every Strength Coach, Lifter and Trainer Should Read
Getting Injured, Recovering From Injuries, Getting Stronger
Good video about Back Squatting from CP Coach Greg Robins
The 80/20 Rule
5 Tips for Bigger Deadlifts
Mike Reinold on YTWL Exercises
Knee Extension


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