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David Smith: Transferable Skills for Athletes & How to Compete When You’re Not a Spring Chicken Anymore
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David Smith: Transferable Skills for Athletes & How to Compete When You’re Not a Spring Chicken Anymore

2 months ago

Can being athletic aid you be a higher singer and artist? Conversely, can dancing make you a higher athlete? Oftentimes individuals have a tendency to...

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Mat Lalonde: Why Nutrient Density Matters

4 months ago

Do you purchase the caveman concept that our our bodies haven’t advanced to eat wheat, grains, and sugar? What concerning the vegetarian argument that we...