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Dump Counting Reps and Sets
Getting the most out of strength training means controlling the load to exhaustion, period.

Dan Taylor is a 20-year resident of Pleasanton and a nationally certified fitness trainer and educator. He is a former faculty member of both the National Academy of Sports Medicine and the American Council on Exercise. He teaches general wellness, exercise and healthy eating principles to individuals and local corporations, and operates a local online wellness service provider directory with video blogs on healthy lifestyle strategies and practices. Dan can be reached at TriValleyTrainer.com.
Getting the most out of strength training means controlling the load to exhaustion, period.

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