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- Author: Jimson Lee
- Listed in: Running Health
- Tags: fitness health training success supplements track
- Added on: Jun 13th, 2007
- Country: Canada
- Language: English
Success in Track & Field and Life.
A no-nonsense, useful, and interesting approach to health, diet, fitness, lifestyle and sports. Topics include 400 meters, Abs, Fitness Testing, Videos, Injury Prevention, Interviews, Nutrition, Recovery, Sport Psychology, Success, Supplements, Track and Field, Training, Weight Loss.
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