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May 13, 2009

Unbreakable

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I got an email from Keith Scott the other day. Keith is a fellow athletic trainer/strength coach from South Jersey. He has a great perspective on corrective exercise and rehabilitation. There doesn’t seem to be a chronic pain that Keith can’t lick. Anyway, in his email he announced the release of his latest product, Unbreakable.

Unbreakable book cover

Keith includes a full self-assessment section, corrective exercises for each major joint in the body, detailed and targeted soft-tissue work, and something called “plug-ins.” For these “plug-ins,” Keith took the corrective exercises and categorized them so that they can be integrated into any training program to ensure that folks are taking care of their issues while still continuing on their current plan.

Check it out at YourUnbreakableBody.com.

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