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Misconceptions in High-Intensity Training
38:02 - 41:50 (03:48)
In high-intensity training, people tend to make the mistake of using too much weight, leading to possible injuries. Using weight as a tool and going beyond the point of failure with the assistance of a training partner can help achieve better results.
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