How would you design a strength training program at your current stage of life, age 57, and more importantly, how would you begin to modify this program as you age to ensure that your muscular strength declines slowly?
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How would you design a strength training program at your current stage of life, age 57, and more importantly, how would you begin to modify this program as you age to ensure that your muscular strength declines slowly?
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