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What I learned at SWIS 2015

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Posted byWhole Heart Whole Health Registered Kinesiology and SportNovember 29, 2015November 29, 2015Posted ininjury, nutrition, rehab, training, treatment, Uncategorized, weight trainingTags:coach, drkinakin, health, kinesiology, nutrition, paulchek, poloquin, sport, strength, swis, swis2015, toronto, trainer, trainingLeave a comment on What I learned at SWIS 2015

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