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Progressive overload is the principle of increasing demands to continue to see gains, but if you don’t have heavier weights at your disposal there are other tactics you can employ, as Luke Worthington explains
More than a trending activity that improves core strength, Pilates goes beyond the mat to help with the management of certain health conditions