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		<title>Episode 17: Is it OK to Train Again when You&#8217;re Sore?</title>
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Episode 17: In this laid back, unscripted, yet advanced episode of The Dr Clay Show, I sit down with a regular viewer, Jason, who asks if you&#8217;re still sore when it&#8217;s time to train (a particular body part again) should you wait until you&#8217;re not sore or train through the soreness? Watch to find out [...]]]></description>
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<p>Episode 17: In this laid back, unscripted, yet advanced episode of The Dr Clay Show, I sit down with a regular viewer, Jason, who asks if you&#8217;re still sore when it&#8217;s time to train (a particular body part again) <strong>should you wait until you&#8217;re not sore or train through the soreness?</strong> Watch to find out the accurate answer.</p>
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		<title>Episode 11: CrossFit Kipping Pull-ups vs Regular Pull-ups</title>
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Episode 11 of The Dr Clay Show: Are CrossFit Kipping pull-ups the key to functional strength or are they too dangerous? In this episode I answer just that question.

The Truth About CrossFit: here&#8217;s a great article that objectively summarizes CrossFit and the safety, effectiveness, and cult-like status of the CrossFit Army.
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<p class="MsoNormal"><strong>Episode 11</strong> of The Dr Clay Show: Are <strong>CrossFit Kipping pull-ups</strong> the key to functional strength or are they too dangerous? In this episode I answer just that question.</p>
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<p class="MsoNormal"><a title="the truth about crossfit" href="http://www.tmuscle.com/free_online_article/sports_body_training_performance_investigative/the_truth_about_crossfit" target="_blank">The Truth About CrossFit:</a> here&#8217;s a great article that objectively summarizes CrossFit and the safety, effectiveness, and cult-like status of the CrossFit Army.</p>
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