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10-17-2007 @ 7:58PM
Michael Minner said...
That might be fine but remember there are training principles - laws, - in fact about seven of them that judge the merits of a training system, and the first one is "The Principle of Individual Differences" which states that we all have different genetic blueprints. If we have everyone perform the same exercise progam, they will all not recieve the same benefits at the same rate or to the same extent.
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