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WHAT YOU SHOULD BE DOING THIS MONTH… WORK OUT WELL IN YOUR HOTEL

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ONE OF the biggest challenges when planning my own training or training for a player while they’re on holiday is considering what equipment (if any) they will have access to, writes S&C coach Angus Johnstone.

From experience, at the very least hotel gyms will have a few dumb-bells, kettlebells, a couple of incline benches, a couple of cardio machines and maybe a set of cables or a fixed resistance machine. In

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