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Episodios mencionados:
#668: ¿Sin tiempo para entrenar? Usa el método Grease The Groove
#634: Entreno minimalista: o cómo progresar con (mucho) menos
#585: Menos gym, más anillas: el secreto de la antifragilidad atlética (+10 estudios)
#258: El ideal griego: cuerpo de hombre estéticamente perfecto
#573: Longevidad atlética: la (super) función de la fuerza-resistencia
#652: Capacidad de trabajo: con más volumen, más resultados (+30 estudios)
#577: EMOM: el método (infravalorado) más eficiente de fuerza + resistencia
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