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Carly Patterson Amazing Athletes
Carly Patterson Amazing Athletes
Barry Bonds
Barry Bonds

By Jeff Savage

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Travis Pastrana
Travis Pastrana

By Jeff Savage

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Freddy Adu
Freddy Adu

By Jeff Savage

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Fundamental strength training
Fundamental strength training

By Jeff Savage

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An introduction to the sport of strength training, with and without weights, including its history, equipment, techniques, and variations.

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Beginning strength training
Beginning strength training

By Lori Coleman

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Introduces the sport of strength training, including its history, terminology, workouts, and competitions.

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Barry Bonds
Barry Bonds

By Jeff Savage

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Andre Agassi
Andre Agassi

By Jeff Savage

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A biography of the talented and colorful tennis player who won the Wimbledon championship in 1992 and earned the number one ranking in 1995.

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