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Fast Friday (no sprints) • Lateral Sled Pull • Banded Cross Over Steps • Hurdle Jumps • Assisted Nordics • Banded Jumps

Frank Campbell III

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Patrick1 year ago

Nice work . What hurdles are you using?

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