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November 1, 2014

how to: leaning laterals

Guest User
November 1, 2014

PWA Sara Willis shows you how to work your shoulders with this different move! Find us online at www.1stStepProWellness.com, on Facebook and Google at 1st Step Pro Wellnes, on Twitter at @1stStepWellness, and on Instagram at @1stStepProWellness!

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