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    Default When It Comes To Training, Fast Is Slow And Slow Is Fast

    So after lasts weeks blog, I noticed in a number of conversations that people thought I was advocating never training hard. I did not intend to give that impression, but since I did, I wrote this weeks blog to try to correct that. It's my take on how to train for maximum benefit. It's at

    http://budobum.blogspot.com/2014/07/...t-is-slow.html

    Does anyone have anything to add or correct?
    Peter Boylan
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    Find my Budo Blog at http://budobum.blogspot.com/

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    Practice makes permanent.
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