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		<title>Comment on Sweating The Soft Stuff by antonio stephens</title>
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		<dc:creator>antonio stephens</dc:creator>
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		<description>i was surprised to see the term sustainable used for fitness as i have thought about that quite a bit lately. i also found a site called action strength (harinder singh) w/ the same idea. He combines kettlebells, tai chi, qi gong, indian kushti fitness, and some filipino concepts. how is it that people get on the same wavelength at the same time?</description>
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