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The Costs and Benefits of Circuit Training

  • The author applies cost-benefit analysis to fitness questions due to their background in economics.
  • Circuit training is explored through an analytical and objective lens.
  • The detailed analysis is found in an article in Evidence Magazine, available for free.

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