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Isolated
Leg Training
Bicycle Training
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Isolated
Leg Training (Introduction)
What if I
told you there was a simple method of training that would improve almost all
aspects of fitness. A method that would help strength, spin, leg speed,
anaerobic power, focus and breathing. A method so powerful that in training
hundreds of athletes, I've never met one who did not benefit and see
improvement within a few training sessions?
You'd want to
try this method, I hope. It's called isolated leg training, or one-leg riding. | 