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Better Movement Can Break Down So Many Barriers.
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More pain doesn’t mean more gain. Training pain-free should be your #1 goal.
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Moving poorly in the gym is like driving a car with the parking brake on; wasting energy and taking away from your gains.
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When you improve movement you can train without second-guessing your body.
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