10 things everyone should consider while lifting

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Re: 10 things everyone should consider while lifting

Unread postby EIUvltr » Mon Mar 01, 2010 11:12 pm

H.Gray wrote:This post (and the subsequent comments/discussions) are a big reason why I like to work with T&F athletes so much, especially Vaulters. Although there are some disagreements with some of the points of view posted, the very fact that this is being discussed is positive. I look forward to getting involved on this board.

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Re: 10 things everyone should consider while lifting

Unread postby H.Gray » Wed Mar 03, 2010 6:55 pm

Thanks! Do it mate! Doc loves to have students around who are/have been athletes. Acceptance shouldn't be too hard at present, but will be getting more and more competitive in the near future! Let me know if you ever have any questions. hg15_83@yahoo.co.uk
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