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Deadlift - A Practical Human Movement

Primal Fitness 2.0 Part II – From Functional to Practical: Free weights still rock!

September 29, 2011 Simon Whyatt

In Part I of this series “Is Functional Training a Myth?“, I challenged the conventional wisdom on strength and conditioning

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