Welcome to Episode 411 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
In this episode, we explore why data can’t replace great coaching, featuring insights from Coach Mike Boyle. This episode highlights the growing reliance on data in coaching and why observation, listening, and trust remain fundamental.
Highlights of the episode:
- Coach Boyle talks about the shift toward data-driven methods and why human connection is irreplaceable.
- We spoke about tools like the force plate and their limited role without solid coaching foundations.
- A chat about the value of experience, progressive resistance, and effective communication with athletes.
- Insights on balancing technology with intuition to create better outcomes for players.
- A tour through key lessons from recent Perform Better summits, including standout presentations by top coaches like Nick Winkelman and Greg Rose.
This episode provides actionable advice for coaches looking to refine their skills, connect with clients, and make informed decisions without over-relying on data. Don't miss this engaging conversation filled with practical tips and thought-provoking perspectives.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
04:18 - Coaches Corner
06:34 - Value of Experience in Sports
17:40 - Transitioning from Athlete to Adult
18:50 - Actions Speak Louder than Words
20:40 - Qualities of a Great Coach
25:36 - Importance of Active Listening
27:57 - Improving Listening Skills
31:15 - Perception of Genius in Coaching
32:30 - Understanding Cause and Effect
35:50 - Conclusion
Episode 410 of the Strength Coach Podcast brings you a powerful conversation with world-class coach, trainer, author, and speaker Todd Durkin, who shares invaluable lessons on coaching greatness.
Highlights of the episode:
- Todd talks about his latest book, *Coaching Greatness*, a coaching manifesto filled with principles and stories that define what it takes to be a great coach.
- We spoke about the importance of coaching from the inside out and empowering athletes and clients to achieve their best both physically and mentally.
- Todd shares how personal challenges, including overcoming burnout and physical pain, shaped his ability to coach at a deeper level.
- Discover the mission behind Todd’s new fitness and coaching franchise, Impact X Performance, combining fitness, recovery, and life coaching in a faith-based approach.
- Hear about the incredible work of the Durkin Impact Foundation, supporting education, mental health, and suicide prevention through scholarships and initiatives.
This episode is a must-listen for coaches, trainers, and anyone passionate about making a difference in others' lives. Todd’s authenticity, energy, and commitment to changing lives will leave you inspired and ready to take your coaching to the next level.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:09 - Todd Durkin: Coaching Insights
04:04 - Depth of the Valley: Overcoming Challenges
11:41 - Facing Challenges: Unique Perspectives
16:40 - Mentorship: The Power of Guidance
17:50 - Coach Wolf: Leadership Lessons
23:45 - Walking the Walk: Leading by Example
26:30 - Out Care Your Competition: Differentiation Strategies
29:50 - Great Coaches: Inside Out Coaching Philosophy
38:15 - Coaching Tree: Lessons Learned
41:33 - Impact X Performance: Enhancing Potential
50:18 - The Impact Foundation: Community Engagement
54:51 - Impact Foundation: Mission and Vision
55:16 - Last Words: Final Thoughts
55:41 - Let Me Know You Listened: Audience Engagement
Welcome to Episode 409 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
This week, we’re diving into why consistency outshines complexity in training programs and how simple, effective methods can deliver long-term results.
**Highlights of the Episode:
- Chat with Coach Mike Boyle: We spoke about the evolution of strength training program design, including updates to his classic book, now retitled "Strength and Conditioning Coaching," and insights on facility design, squat racks, and practical setups.
- **Split Squat Strategies: Discover the benefits of bench block split squats for athletes with knee pain and how they serve as a tactile cue to improve form and reduce discomfort.
- **Jim Wendler's Approach: We explored Jim Wendler’s philosophy on simplicity in training, highlighting his program’s success with high school athletes and the importance of stacking consistent, quality workouts.
- **Event Spotlight: Perform Better's Functional Training Summit kicks off soon in Chicago, Long Beach, and Providence. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with experts and expand your knowledge!
- **Maximizing the Member Experience: Sumit Seth from Naamly shares powerful tips on building deeper connections with clients through shared experiences and personal touches.
We also touched on practical training techniques, the value of three-day total body workouts, and using fun, game-based conditioning to keep athletes engaged and motivated.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
03:44 - Member Experience Enhancement with Sumit Seth
09:38 - Mike Boyle Interview
13:43 - Strength Training Facility Design
15:58 - Knee Blocking Techniques with a Bench
20:43 - Jim Wendler's Program
22:04 - Simplifying Workout Programs
27:04 - Training Frequency: 3 Days vs 4 Days
29:52 - Optimal Training Days Per Week
30:34 - Conditioning Through Games
32:13 - Cardio Alternatives for Fitness
Welcome to Episode 408 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
In this episode of the Strength Coach Podcast, we explore how Rett Larson is revolutionizing warm-ups with his No Zombies Method! Episode 408 brings you a deep dive into Rett’s game-changing approach to making warm-ups not only safer but also more dynamic and performance-enhancing for athletes.
**Highlights of the episode:**
- A chat and tour of Rett Larson’s No Zombies Method, designed to energize and engage athletes.
- We spoke about how traditional warm-ups have stayed the same for years and why it’s time to reimagine them.
- Insights into Rett’s structured warm-up blocks that combine creativity, stimulation, and athletic development.
- How to integrate fun, sport-specific drills and gamification into your warm-up routines.
- Rett’s journey as a strength coach for elite teams in Germany, China, and The Netherlands, and the advantages of working abroad in the fitness industry.
**Unique takeaways:**
- Discover how Rett uses tools like tennis balls, Frisbees, and even Nerf footballs to spice up athlete preparation.
- Learn how warm-ups can go beyond injury prevention to actually build better, more explosive athletes.
- Practical ideas for incorporating speed, reaction training, and micro-dosed strength into your sessions.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
03:52 - Pete Holman Glute Drive Drop Sets
05:24 - Rett Larson Insights
11:41 - Realizing the Need for Change
18:33 - Staying Active as You Age
23:45 - Barriers for Personal Trainers
27:11 - Structuring Effective Warmups
34:42 - Final Workout Block Overview
38:39 - Populations and Exercise Limitations
41:36 - Timing and Competition in Weight Training
48:15 - Ranking, Recording, and Publishing
48:56 - Incorporating Weighted Exercises
53:14 - No Zombie Concept Explained
57:55 - Experiences Working Abroad
1:03:15 - Conclusion and Wrap-Up
Welcome to Episode 407 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
In this episode, expands on the Fred Duncan tweet that "Sprinting drives weights but weights won't drive sprinting."
Anthony Renna and Coach Mike Boyle dive into why strength alone won’t boost speed.
Highlights of the episode include:
- **The relationship between strength and speed: Why getting stronger doesn’t always mean getting faster and how metrics like sprint times and vertical jump height should guide your program.
- **Injury prevention and movement variability: Insights into preventing Achilles ruptures and other injuries through smarter training and surface variability.
- **The role of Olympic lifting: Where it fits in speed and strength programming, and why it may not be essential for every athlete.
- **Speed as a performance driver: Why incorporating tools like Fly 10 sprints, jump mats, and sled sprints is key to optimizing performance.
We also touch on thought-provoking debates, including the “strong enough” concept and balancing strength training with speed work for injury-proofing athletes. Coach Boyle shares actionable tips for measuring progress and making data-driven decisions to ensure your program delivers results.
This episode is packed with expert insights, practical advice, and fresh perspectives on elevating athletic performance.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
04:17- Pete Holman- Contrast Training on Glute Slide
04:59 - Performance Improvement
05:39 - Coach Boyle Insights
06:45 - Fred Duncan’s Tweet Analysis
16:40 - Importance of Common Sense
18:53 - Strength Training Fundamentals
19:30 - Defining Strong Enough
21:07 - Stopping Strength Training Discussion
22:08 - Olympic Lifting Relevance
25:46 - Understanding Achilles Ruptures
29:55 - Bike Transfer to Sprinting
32:40 - Slide Board vs. Bike for Hockey
Welcome to Episode 406 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
In Episode 406 of The Strength Coach Podcast, we explore "The Future of Gyms: Fitness & Healthcare Unite " with special guest Mike Ranfone of Ranfone Training Systems (RTS). Mike shares his groundbreaking vision of blending fitness and healthcare to create a new paradigm in health and wellness.
Highlights of the Episode:
- Pete Holman shows us how to use the Glute Slide for Adduction (www.GluteSlide.com)
- A chat and tour into Ranfone Training Systems, where fitness meets healthcare like never before.
- Mike discusses "personalized medical performance" with offerings like blood panels, IV nutrient therapy, DEXA scans, V02 max testing, and more—all under one roof.
- Insights on the proactive health model and how collaboration between certified coaches and medical professionals is transforming outcomes.- Real-life success stories showcasing how clients are achieving peak health and performance at any age.
- Challenges faced in establishing this integrated model and the critical role of communication in its success.
We also talk about how this model represents the future of fitness and health centers, providing a comprehensive approach that prioritizes healthspan over just lifespan. Mike's dedication to empowering clients to take control of their health is truly inspiring!
-Sumit Seth of www.Naamly.com is back for a chat about the Hierarchy of Communication.
Enjoy the episode and let us know your thoughts in the comments! Thanks for listening!
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CHAPTERS
:00:00 - Intro
03:56 - The Glute Slide Technique
05:18 - Mike Ranfone Insights
10:57 - Health Span vs Lifespan Discussion
13:29 - In-House Doctor Journey
18:44 - Overcoming Model Intimidation
23:10 - Mike’s Role Explained
24:20 - Staff Perspective on Changes
26:50 - Encouraging Collaboration
31:49 - Importance of Medical Intervention
35:20 - Addressing Obesity Epidemic
41:45 - Mike's Current Focus
43:39 - Personal Improvement Tips
47:30 - Naamly Segment- Gold Standard Communication
Welcome to Episode 405 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
In Episode 405 of The Strength Coach Podcast, we tackle one of the most critical questions for fitness entrepreneurs: "What should you focus on first when starting a fitness business?"
Highlights of the episode:
- **Why you should avoid spending too much on consultants early on: Learn how to prioritize your resources and avoid the trap of "paralysis by analysis."
- **Focus on building your client base first:** Coach Mike Boyle shares insights on why having systems and processes can wait until you have clients walking through the door.
- **Lessons from industry veterans: Real-life stories about starting small—from training in unconventional spaces to building a thriving business over time.
- **The importance of hiring the right people: Coach Boyle reflects on past hiring mistakes and how finding the right cultural fit has made all the difference.
- **Training tips and techniques: A discussion on rear foot elevated split squats, when a little wobble is okay, and considerations for max heart rate training with clients over 60.
This episode is not just about business advice; it’s also about real-world coaching insights, making it perfect for fitness professionals at any stage of their journey.
Enjoy the episode and let us know your thoughts in the comments! Thanks for listening!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
05:12 - Coach Boyle Insights
11:35 - Hiring the Right Talent
16:27 - Avoiding Consultant Overhead
22:45 - Embracing Minor Setbacks
26:35 - Unstable Surface Training Risks
29:46 - Achieving Max Heart Rate at 60
Welcome to Episode 404 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
In this episode, we discuss Pain-Free Quad Training and dive into strategies for building stronger, healthier quads during PFJ rehab while avoiding common pitfalls. Here's what we covered:
- The importance of functional, closed-chain exercises like split squats for pain-free quad training during rehab.
- Why leg extensions might not be the best choice for those with patellofemoral joint pain—and what to do instead!
- How to target quads effectively while addressing glute and hamstring strength for optimal knee rehab.
- Conditioning strategies for youth athletes and how to balance sport-specific activity with functional fitness.
- A discussion on attacking the hips and the role of hamstring strength in minimizing knee and back pain.
Enjoy the episode and let us know your thoughts in the comments! Thanks for listening!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
04:52 - Coaches Corner with Mike Boyle
07:13 - Mike Boyle on Patellofemoral Joint Health
15:30 - Understanding Hamstrings
19:12 - Addressing Hamstring Tightness
20:00 - Managing Back Pain
23:50 - Importance of Stability Work
26:30 - Overthinking Movement Patterns
28:14 - Anti-Rotation Exercises
30:05 - Conditioning Techniques
35:52 - Wrapping Up
Welcome to Episode 403 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
In this episode, Anthony chats with Glute Slide inventor Pete Holman about:
- A deep dive into hip mechanics and why they’re crucial for athletic performance.
- Exploring the importance of training the frontal plane for sports like hockey, soccer, and basketball.
- How the Glute Slide revolutionizes lateral and rotational movement training.
- Tips on eccentric control, power, and speed training for athletes.
- Insights into the invention process and Pete’s journey creating performance tools.
We also spoke about the groin’s role in movement, balancing strength and functionality, and how simple, efficient tools like the Glute Slide can complement your training routine.
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Pete Holman's Bio:
Pete Holman is a licensed Physical Therapist, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, US National TaeKwon-Do champion and team captain and inventor of the TRX Rip Trainer, Nautilus Glute Drive, The Escape Barrow, the GolfForever Swing Trainer and his latest product the Glute Slide. (https://www.GluteSlide.com)
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
03:28 - Pete Holman Interview
11:53 - Stability Before Movement Training
16:21 - Glute Slide vs Other Exercise Machines
19:57 - Understanding the Groin Muscle
27:15 - Importance of Eccentric Training Techniques
29:03 - Benefits of Elastic Resistance
32:40 - Using Resistance Bands for Strength
35:26 - Inspiration Behind Glute Drive Invention
41:20 - Upcoming Glute Drive Series Overview
42:04 - Where to Find Glute Drive Equipment
Welcome to Episode 402 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
In this episode, Anthony chats with Coach Boyle about:
-His upcoming lectures at the MBSC Spring Seminar in Woburn, MA and the Perform Better Summit in Providence, RI
- Talking to young athletes about trusting the process
- No more kneeling and lunge position med ball throws
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
04:09 - Mike Boyle Interview
08:18 - Adult Training
12:06 - Single Leg vs Bilateral Squats
19:40 - Soccer sprinting needs analysis
23:04 - Building Consistency and Habits
24:15 - Key Factors for Health
29:10 - Navigating the Future of Fitness
29:40 - Half Kneeling and Lunge Position Work
Welcome to Episode 401 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
In this episode, Anthony chats with Missy Mitchell-McBeth about all things volleyball, drawing off the topics in her book "Developmental to Division 1: Strength & Conditioning for the Volleyball Athlete"
Missy's Bio:
"Over the last two decades, I've witnessed countless talented volleyball players never reaching their full potential—not due to a lack of dedication, but because of insufficient and outdated training methods. This realization drove me to pour my years of experience and knowledge into creating a solution that addresses these shortcomings head-on. That is why I have created strength and conditioning resources to help coaches, parents, and athletes unlock players' full potential."
My Experience Includes:
-2 Years in my current role: Director of Sports Performance at a Volleyball Club
-7 Years as a Division I Strength & Conditioning Coach
-6 Years as a Full-Time High School Strength Coach
-4 Years as a High School Volleyball Coach
-4 Years Consulting for Collegiate & High School Volleyball Program
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
04:10 - Missy Mitchell-Mcbeth Interview
11:00 - Volleyball Training 20 Years Ago
14:08 - Understanding Residual Training Effects
18:27 - Coach Collaboration in Training
21:44 - Implementing In-Season Strength Training
25:50 - Timing In-Season Strength Training
28:21 - Purpose of Strength and Conditioning
28:36 - Importance of Squatting Technique
30:30 - Benefits of Trap Bar Deadlift
35:15 - Using External Cues in Training
37:25 - Importance of Speed in Sports
40:38 - Effective Speed Drills for Athletes
42:44 - Introduction to Plyometrics
49:11 - Parental Influence on Athletic Training
53:55 - Devin McConnell's In-Season Discovery
57:07 - Injury Prevention vs. Injury Reduction
1:02:28 - Injury Reduction Strategies
Welcome to Episode 400 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation.
In this episode, Anthony chats with Coach Boyle about:
- Med Ball Throws- sequencing, functional training, and why focusing on the kinetic chain—starting from your legs and trunk—is crucial for unlocking true power.
- How, when and where he is using Contrast Training
- Vertical Jump- how often does he test. Does he treat it like he does with sprinting, from the perspective of "If you want to get faster, time your sprints." If we want to jump higher, should we test more often?
- How he handles short athlete visits.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
05:09 - Medicine Ball Throws for Power
14:55 - Contrast Training Techniques
17:10 - Vertical Jump Testing Methods
22:54 - Short Visit Strategies for Athletes
25:25 - New Format Overview
26:10 - Closing Remarks and Thanks
Welcome to Episode 399 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by Perform Better!
In this episode:
Sumit Seth is on to show how Naamly's new tools helps track client progress through baseline measurements, habit tracking, and more. ( https://Naamly.com )
Anthony chats with Alwyn Cosgrove about:
- NEAT (Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis) and its crucial role in fat loss success.
- Breaking down metabolic adaptation, energy balance, and why "eat less, move more" isn't always enough.
- Practical tips to monitor and increase NEAT, including addressing common pitfalls like reduced activity during calorie deficits.
- The "Screw the Nut" mindset shift for clients, emphasizing sustainable, long-term fat loss plans over crash diets.
- Insights into training high-level Obstacle Course Racing athletes, covering qualities needed, periodization, and peaking strategies.
This episode also features exciting updates on Perform Better events, including this summer's Summits, workshops, and free webinars designed to elevate your coaching game.
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**Whether you're a fitness professional, strength coach, or athlete looking to optimize fat loss and performance, you'll find actionable strategies and inspiration here. Thanks for listening, and don't forget to subscribe for more expert insights and engaging discussions!
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Show Intro
01:45 - Sumit Seth demo of Naamly
05:55 - Alwyn Cosgrove on Fat Loss Strategies
11:27 - Understanding NEAT (Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis)
16:09 - Overtraining and Under-fueling Risks
19:28 - Setting Your Caloric Deficit Effectively
22:47 - Importance of Protein in Diet
23:58 - Managing the Rest of Your Calories
25:16 - Dangers of Over-Exercising and Under-Eating
26:59 - Significance of NEAT in Weight Loss
31:38 - Client Conversations for Long-Term Commitment
36:00 - Nutrition and Training Synergy
36:30 - Drivers and Anchors in Coaching
40:44 - Benefits of Intermittent Walking
43:18 - Optimal Fat Loss Rate
49:15 - Introduction to Obstacle Course Racing (OCR)
56:30 - Origins of OCR
01:00:01 - Effective OCR Training Techniques
01:08:24 - Peaking Strategies for Athletes
01:11:15 - Deciding When to Peak
01:13:20 - Psychological Benefits of Peaking
01:15:30 - Timing of Athletic Qualities
01:17:30 - Managing a Team of Athletes
01:18:44 - Wrapping Up the Discussion
Welcome to Episode 398 of the Strength Coach Podcast brought to you by Perform Better!
In this chat Anthony Renna speaks with Coach Boyle about:
- His thoughts on partial squats and why they can cause more harm than good.
- A comparison between high-handle trap bar deadlifts and partial squats.
- Insights into the importance of slow and heavy exercises for tendon health and how to progress effectively into plyometric movements.
- Why achieving success with weight loss clients can be challenging and how psychology plays a key role.
- Upcoming Perform Better educational events, including free webinars and live workshops.
Coach Boyle reflects on the evolution of training philosophies and shares practical tips for better performance and injury prevention.
Watch now to learn how to optimize your training and avoid common pitfalls.
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**Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share if you enjoyed the episode.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
03:35 - Perform Better: Upcoming Education
03:40 - Coaches Corner with Coach Boyle
04:55 - Partial Squats vs High Handle Trap Bar Deadlifts
13:33 - The importance of slow and heavy exercises for tendon health
19:20 - Why achieving success with weight loss clients can be challenging
27:02 - Wrapping Up: Key Takeaways
Full-service transformation coach Aram Grigorian discusses training, nutrition and the mindset required to tie it all together.
In the first video episode of the Strength Coach Podcast (after 18 years!), Aram joins Anthony Renna to talk about challenges and solutions when coaching clients on weight loss and building healthier lifestyles.
We do a deep dive into performance, resilience, and personal growth strategies for fitness professionals. Aram is the founder of the Real Coaches Summit (https://www.realcoachessummit2023.com) coming up in Las Vegas in April and we will get an overview of what's happening there.Check out Perform Better (https://www.performbetter.com) for their latest sale, the New Signature Series and all the upcoming education.
👉 **Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share if you enjoyed the episode.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:02 - First Video Episode
02:53 - Aram Grigorian Interview
14:36 - Overcoming Limiting Beliefs
18:03 - Dealing with Closed Doors
20:40 - Do we need to be chefs?
23:40 - Food Industry Influence on Eating Habits
28:54 - Replacing Bad Habits with Good Ones
31:51 - Is Tracking Your Progress Too Complicated?
34:50 - Overcoming Initial Overwhelm
35:09 - Approaching Unsupportive Partners
39:34 - Taking Responsibility and Accountability
46:10 - Fear of Judgment from Others
50:33 - Understanding Mortality Rates
52:49 - Releasing Expectations for Growth
54:05 - Self-Care as a Personal Responsibility
57:42 - Embracing the Journey, Not Just the Destination
59:55 - Importance of Continuing Education
01:01:40 - The Real Coaches Summit Overview
01:06:35 - Networking and Building Connections
01:08:14 - Significance of Networking
01:11:34 - Real Coaches Summit Highlights
01:17:46 - RCS Lineup Details
01:22:00 - Thank You and Closing Remarks
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