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					<description><![CDATA[coming from a strength background and now about 4 years into serious bodybuilding i’ve had to change from a low bar to a high bar squat because my adductors would be destroyed for days after leg day. even with high bar it takes a lot of effort to keep them out of the lift.  know many others that have had a similar issue?]]></description>
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