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  • Art of Strength Art of Strength - Describes kettlebell workouts and their benefits, with newsletter and forum. Includes details of licensed gyms in several US states.
    id: 719
  • Big Steel Big Steel - Devoted to all around weightlifting, feats of strength and old time strongmen. Emphasis on grip training, nail and steel bending.
    id: 720
  • House of Payne House of Payne - Includes some charts, calendar of contest, sections dedicated to powerlifting and bodybuilding, articles, pictures, message board, and links.
    id: 723
  • Minkah Health and Strength Minkah Health and Strength - Bodybuilding, health and strength tips, books. It offers items and deals on all kinds of health products.
    id: 724

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