
There are many reasons you may need to modify the monostructural conditioning component of your workout, including lack of equipment, working around an injury, or simply changing the stimulus. Use this table to adjust any workout to fit your needs.
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There are many reasons you may need to modify the monostructural conditioning component of your workout, including lack of equipment, working around an injury, or simply changing the stimulus. Use this table to adjust any workout to fit your needs.
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