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Weight Training (Spring 2006) (M-I-T)
Weight Training (Spring 2006) (M-I-T)
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Institute
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Discipline
1
Complete Introduction, Demonstration and Practice of Lower Body Lifts (M-I-T)
Weight Training (Spring 2006) (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Halston Taylor
Social Sciences
2
Demonstration and Practice of First Half of Upper Body Lifts (M-I-T)
Weight Training (Spring 2006) (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Halston Taylor
Social Sciences
3
Demonstration and Practice of Remaining Upper Body Lifts (M-I-T)
Weight Training (Spring 2006) (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Halston Taylor
Social Sciences
4
Introduction, Demonstration and Practice of Complex Lifts (Press, Squat) (M-I-T)
Weight Training (Spring 2006) (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Halston Taylor
Social Sciences
5
Partner Selection and First Day of Lifting (M-I-T)
Weight Training (Spring 2006) (M-I-T)
MIT
Prof. Halston Taylor
Social Sciences
Basic and Health Sciences
Biology
Chemistry
Mathematics
Physics
Medicine
Test Prep
Applied Sciences
Agricultural Science
Computer Science
Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
Energy
Engineering
Healthcare
Social Sciences
Business and Finance
Economics
English
History
Arts and Humanities
Law
Literature and Linguistics
Management
Marketing
Mass Communication
Philosophy
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Psychology
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