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<item><title>Bodybuilding techniques are designed to...</title>
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<description>Bodybuilding techniques are designed to simply make the muscle grow, and then once the mass is there you shape it until you get the desired effect.weight training is not necessarily better than bodybuilding, however if your main focus is on performance.</description>
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